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Goa Shipyard to launch 3 Coast Guard patrol vessels this year - The Hindu
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October 2015 is the date.
Indian Coast Guard: News & Discussions
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October 2015 is the date.
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you can varify your dates, i just posted it from that news link..
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Indian Coast Guard, Marine Police express interest in Israeli USVs
August 30, 2014: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), which unveiled its Katana unmanned surface vessel (USV) at Defexpo this year, has received feelers from the Indian Coast Guard and Marine Police forces of states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, asking for more information and a demonstration of the system. The forces have similarly expressed interest in the Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Protector USV. Developed primarily as a homeland security vessels, the Katana and Protector have been developed for missions including protection of exclusive economic zones, including - harbor security, patrol of shallow coastal and territorial waters, surface and electronic warfare and offshore platform protection (plus oil rigs, pipelines, and more). According to IAI, features of the Katana include autonomous navigation, collision avoidance, advanced control system and more. The vessel is equipped with various payloads (including electro-optical), communication systems, radio (Line of Site, LOS, or NLOS), radar and optional weapon systems. The Protector is projected as an 'integrated naval combat system' based on unmanned, autonomous, remotely controlled highly manoeuverable and stealthysurface vehicles. The Protector's well regarded anti- terror mission module payload includes sensors and weapon systems. The search radar and the Toplite electro-optical (EO) pod enable detection, identification and targeting operations. The weapon systems are based on Rafael's Typhoon remote-controlled, stabilized weapon station, capable of operating various small caliber guns.
Indian Coast Guard Marine Police express interest in Israeli USVs - SP's MAI
August 30, 2014: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), which unveiled its Katana unmanned surface vessel (USV) at Defexpo this year, has received feelers from the Indian Coast Guard and Marine Police forces of states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, asking for more information and a demonstration of the system. The forces have similarly expressed interest in the Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Protector USV. Developed primarily as a homeland security vessels, the Katana and Protector have been developed for missions including protection of exclusive economic zones, including - harbor security, patrol of shallow coastal and territorial waters, surface and electronic warfare and offshore platform protection (plus oil rigs, pipelines, and more). According to IAI, features of the Katana include autonomous navigation, collision avoidance, advanced control system and more. The vessel is equipped with various payloads (including electro-optical), communication systems, radio (Line of Site, LOS, or NLOS), radar and optional weapon systems. The Protector is projected as an 'integrated naval combat system' based on unmanned, autonomous, remotely controlled highly manoeuverable and stealthysurface vehicles. The Protector's well regarded anti- terror mission module payload includes sensors and weapon systems. The search radar and the Toplite electro-optical (EO) pod enable detection, identification and targeting operations. The weapon systems are based on Rafael's Typhoon remote-controlled, stabilized weapon station, capable of operating various small caliber guns.
Indian Coast Guard Marine Police express interest in Israeli USVs - SP's MAI
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The Union Home Minister, Shri Rajnath Singh onboard Coast Guard offshore patrol vessel ICGS Vijit, at Coast Guard, in Porbandar, Gujarat on on September 10, 2014.
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Indian Coast Guard, Marine Police express interest in Israeli USVs
August 30, 2014: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), which unveiled its Katana unmanned surface vessel (USV) at Defexpo this year, has received feelers from the Indian Coast Guard and Marine Police forces of states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, asking for more information and a demonstration of the system.
The forces have similarly expressed interest in the Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Protector USV. Developed primarily as a homeland security vessels, the Katana and Protector have been developed for missions including protection of exclusive economic zones, including - harbor security, patrol of shallow coastal and territorial waters, surface and electronic warfare and offshore platform protection (plus oil rigs, pipelines, and more). According to IAI, features of the Katana include autonomous navigation, collision avoidance, advanced control system and more.
The vessel is equipped with various payloads (including electro-optical), communication systems, radio (Line of Site, LOS, or NLOS), radar and optional weapon systems. The Protector is projected as an 'integrated naval combat system' based on unmanned, autonomous, remotely controlled highly manoeuverable and stealthysurface vehicles.
The Protector's well regarded anti-terror mission module payload includes sensors and weapon systems. The search radar and the Toplite electro-optical (EO) pod enable detection, identification and targeting operations. The weapon systems are based on Rafael's Typhoon remote-controlled, stabilized weapon station, capable of operating various small caliber guns.
http://defencenews.in/defence-news-internal.aspx?id=Px77v$$WiGFY=
August 30, 2014: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), which unveiled its Katana unmanned surface vessel (USV) at Defexpo this year, has received feelers from the Indian Coast Guard and Marine Police forces of states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, asking for more information and a demonstration of the system.
The forces have similarly expressed interest in the Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Protector USV. Developed primarily as a homeland security vessels, the Katana and Protector have been developed for missions including protection of exclusive economic zones, including - harbor security, patrol of shallow coastal and territorial waters, surface and electronic warfare and offshore platform protection (plus oil rigs, pipelines, and more). According to IAI, features of the Katana include autonomous navigation, collision avoidance, advanced control system and more.
The vessel is equipped with various payloads (including electro-optical), communication systems, radio (Line of Site, LOS, or NLOS), radar and optional weapon systems. The Protector is projected as an 'integrated naval combat system' based on unmanned, autonomous, remotely controlled highly manoeuverable and stealthysurface vehicles.
The Protector's well regarded anti-terror mission module payload includes sensors and weapon systems. The search radar and the Toplite electro-optical (EO) pod enable detection, identification and targeting operations. The weapon systems are based on Rafael's Typhoon remote-controlled, stabilized weapon station, capable of operating various small caliber guns.
http://defencenews.in/defence-news-internal.aspx?id=Px77v$$WiGFY=
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Cochin Shipyard launched the eleventh of the 20 Fast Patrol Vessels being built for Indian Coast Guard yesterday.
The vessel named 'ICGS ANAGH' was launched at a ceremony at Cochin Shipyard, after which the keel of BY – 512 the twelfth FPV was laid.
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One more hovercraft commissioned
Coast Guard on Saturday got yet another hovercraft, which will be based in Mandapam of Ramanathapuram district and utilised for various operations including search and rescue. Commissioning the vehicle, officially called H-197, at the headquarters of the Coast Guard here, Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Madras High Court Chief Justice, lauded the Guard in safeguarding the nation and maintaining peace and tranquillity in maritime zones of the country. He also pointed out how judiciary protected rights of people as enshrined in the Constitution. Satya Prakash Sharma, Inspector General and Commander Coast Guard Region (East), said the hovercraft, equipped with advanced communication and navigational equipment, could operate at a speed of 45 knots. Regarding the activities of his organisation in the last two years, Mr. Sharma said the Coast Guard had apprehended 93 foreign fishing vessels and 48,000 kg of fish, which was valued at Rs. 4.8 crore in the international market. It also rescued 296 persons.
"Hudhud"
Asked about the Coast Guard's preparedness in tackling the situation arising out of the very severe cyclone "Hudhud," the IG said apart from cautioning fishermen to return to the shore, his organisation had also pressed the services of aircraft and ships to bring back any member of the fisherfolk. Once the cyclone crossed the coast, it would also support the local administration in rescue operations. M.P. Singh, chief executive of the Machinery Sales Corporation, said the hovercraft was the 11th in the series of 12 such vehicles, for which an order had been placed with the UK-based Griffon Hover work. This was more powerful and manoeuvrable than others.
One more hovercraft commissioned - The Hindu
Coast Guard on Saturday got yet another hovercraft, which will be based in Mandapam of Ramanathapuram district and utilised for various operations including search and rescue. Commissioning the vehicle, officially called H-197, at the headquarters of the Coast Guard here, Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Madras High Court Chief Justice, lauded the Guard in safeguarding the nation and maintaining peace and tranquillity in maritime zones of the country. He also pointed out how judiciary protected rights of people as enshrined in the Constitution. Satya Prakash Sharma, Inspector General and Commander Coast Guard Region (East), said the hovercraft, equipped with advanced communication and navigational equipment, could operate at a speed of 45 knots. Regarding the activities of his organisation in the last two years, Mr. Sharma said the Coast Guard had apprehended 93 foreign fishing vessels and 48,000 kg of fish, which was valued at Rs. 4.8 crore in the international market. It also rescued 296 persons.
"Hudhud"
Asked about the Coast Guard's preparedness in tackling the situation arising out of the very severe cyclone "Hudhud," the IG said apart from cautioning fishermen to return to the shore, his organisation had also pressed the services of aircraft and ships to bring back any member of the fisherfolk. Once the cyclone crossed the coast, it would also support the local administration in rescue operations. M.P. Singh, chief executive of the Machinery Sales Corporation, said the hovercraft was the 11th in the series of 12 such vehicles, for which an order had been placed with the UK-based Griffon Hover work. This was more powerful and manoeuvrable than others.
One more hovercraft commissioned - The Hindu
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