Indian Navy Developments & Discussions

[Anandhu Krishna]

Classic backstabber-gora mentality. Anyone who is not caucasian & Christian is either below them, an enemy, or both. Instead of limiting India, they can choose to be a strong ally, but instead, they want to limit and control others like slaves.

Good thing we are not abandoning Russians for NATO.

 

[indiatester]

Looks like these US mouth pieces are willing to have a few more Afghanistans and a few more 9/11s along with Islamic terrorist proliferation in Europe and US.
Just to put India in its place for not being a good boy.
We are also supposed to ignore the fact that US & Europe infact bought more gas & crude from Russia after the war.
Hypocrites.

 

[FalconSlayers]

Classic backstabber-gora mentality. Anyone who is not caucasian & Christian is either below them, an enemy, or both. Instead of limiting India, they can choose to be a strong ally, but instead, they want to limit and control others like slaves.

Good thing we are not abandoning Russians for NATO.

Our long term strategy should be to contain both China and USA in the Indian Ocean, we’re already the 3rd largest economy in the world in terms of PPP and by the end of this decade will overtake USA’s GDP PPP. So in that sense its absoluteky necessary for us to build a strong navy and finish our potential threats as quick as possible. There’s a reason why these buggers still support paxitanis and even the chinks. Classic mlechh mentality.

 

[pipebomb]

Jeff is the good cop, derek is the bad cop. Two sides of the same coin( i.e safeguarding us interests)

 

[pipebomb]

"It's in the long term national interest of the US to keep the Indian Navy a "constable Navy" and prevent it from becoming a hegemon in IOR. This calls for a strong US naval presence in the IOR."
(Paraphrasing the video)

Indigenization of marine gas turbine engines seems as urgent if not more than aircraft ones.
Upcoming spv should include a marine engine as well.

 

[flanker99]

dont think i have posted this before so 1st pic a k4 loaded arihant...2nd pic 2 arihants and 1 slbm carrying truck

 

[sorcerer]

First Indian batch primed to fly 'Romeo' chopper
Ajai Shukla

11-14 minutes





10-month training ended in US on April 1; Sikorsky to supply 24 fully built MH-60R naval helicopters, 99 more to be made in India

First Indian batch primed to fly 'Romeo' chopper

10-month training ended in US on April 1; Sikorsky to supply 24 fully built MH-60R naval helicopters, 99 more to be made in India

www.business-standard.com

 

[India Super Power]

First Indian batch primed to fly 'Romeo' chopper
Ajai Shukla

11-14 minutes





10-month training ended in US on April 1; Sikorsky to supply 24 fully built MH-60R naval helicopters, 99 more to be made in India

First Indian batch primed to fly 'Romeo' chopper

10-month training ended in US on April 1; Sikorsky to supply 24 fully built MH-60R naval helicopters, 99 more to be made in India

www.business-standard.com

Wait a sec
What the fuck we ordered only 24 right from where 99 will be built
Isn't it nonsense

 

[Covfefe]

Wait a sec
What the fuck we ordered only 24 right from where 99 will be built
Isn't it nonsense

More can be ordered. A lot of deals kept as bargaining chip with the US- Trump especially used to love those directly.IMRH isn't coming soon and I don't think Navy is onboard with Dhruv for its utility role.

Do we have any data on how many are required on capital ships? INS Vikky, Vikrant, Destroyers(2 each is the hangar capacity), Frigates, etc?

 

[India Super Power]

More can be ordered. A lot of deals kept as bargaining chip with the US- Trump especially used to love those directly.IMRH isn't coming soon and I don't think Navy is onboard with Dhruv for its utility role.

Do we have any data on how many are required on capital ships? INS Vikky, Vikrant, Destroyers(2 each is the hangar capacity), Frigates, etc?

Wait a sec you did he meant multirole helicopter which will be imported
You are talking about nuh for which dhruv is being considered
How many multirole Helicopters are required

 

[SwordOfDarkness]

Wait a sec you did he meant multirole helicopter which will be imported
You are talking about nuh for which dhruv is being considered
How many multirole Helicopters are required

Dhruv and romeo are of diff class. Dhruv mostly for smaller vessels, romeos are for bigger warships. Max armament on dhruv is 2 ASW missiles + Machine gun, better suited for less contested areas.

 

[DEV1729]

We have seen how these amerimutts were scammed and backstabbed in Afghanistan and lost the war against taliban

 

[DEV1729]

Time for Indian Twitter to show how democrats will be loosing against republicans and hunter pedotapes will be all over tv news channel.

 

[WolfPack86]

First batch of 4
@Sikorsky
MH-60R Romeo helicopters for the
@IndianNavy
set to arrive in India in June. Remaining 20 to be delivered in batches thereafter.
https://twitter.com/livefist/status/1512427025046269954/photo/1

 

[WolfPack86]

Great shots just in of the
@IndianNavy
’s first MH-60 Romeos with their inaugural crew during flights with the Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron–41 (HSM 41), including day and night deck landing qualifications onboard a
@USNavy
destroyer.

 

[Aniruddha Mulay]

More can be ordered. A lot of deals kept as bargaining chip with the US- Trump especially used to love those directly.IMRH isn't coming soon and I don't think Navy is onboard with Dhruv for its utility role.

Do we have any data on how many are required on capital ships? INS Vikky, Vikrant, Destroyers(2 each is the hangar capacity), Frigates, etc?

Dhruv and Romeo fall into different categories.
The Navy needs smaller 5ton category helos for SAR, transport duties and heavier helos under NMRH for ASW, AsuW, Special ops.
The Naval Dhruv perfectly fullfills Navy's requirement under NUH because of which its import has now been banned under the current indigenization list.
Navy already has expressed interest in procuring 60 IMRH helos (41 for ASW/ASuW + 19 Special Ops) which means its no longer interested in acquiring 123 helos under NMRH.
So at best, a few additional Romeos will be procured or will be limited to the current 24 since IMRH has now been fastracked under SPV model.

 

[Covfefe]

Dhruv and Romeo fall into different categories.
The Navy needs smaller 5ton category helos for SAR, transport duties and heavier helos under NMRH for ASW, AsuW, Special ops.
The Naval Dhruv perfectly fullfills Navy's requirement under NUH because of which its import has now been banned under the current indigenization list.
Navy already has expressed interest in procuring 60 IMRH helos (41 for ASW/ASuW + 19 Special Ops) which means its no longer interested in acquiring 123 helos under NMRH.
So at best, a few additional Romeos will be procured or will be limited to the current 24 since IMRH has now been fastracked under SPV model.

IMRH won't come before 2028-30. Had read in some article that some of our capital ships may have to do without any heli, any truth to that? Or Seakings will be continued? Also, which specific ships will have NMRH/IMRH category of helis?

 

[anirban8]

More can be ordered. A lot of deals kept as bargaining chip with the US- Trump especially used to love those directly.IMRH isn't coming soon and I don't think Navy is onboard with Dhruv for its utility role.

Do we have any data on how many are required on capital ships? INS Vikky, Vikrant, Destroyers(2 each is the hangar capacity), Frigates, etc?

I thought only frigates need ASW copters since they lack sub warfare capability. Do destroyers also have a need for them??

 

[Covfefe]

I thought only frigates need ASW copters since they lack sub warfare capability. Do destroyers also have a need for them??

@Gessler @Dark Sorrow @MonaLazy @Chinmoy @Aniruddha Mulay any idea?

 

[Gessler]

I thought only frigates need ASW copters since they lack sub warfare capability. Do destroyers also have a need for them??

ASW helo is a must for any surface combatant.

There's a stated requirement for 123 multi-role helicopters of MH60 class (NMRH) - all of which are meant to be ASW capable.