4th Indian-built P28 ASW Corvette ‘Kavaratti’ Launches Tuesday
4th Indian-built P28 ASW Corvette ‘Kavaratti’ Launches Tuesday Read More »
Here’s Visakhapatnam, the first indigenously designed & built Project 15 Bravo destroyer. The hull will be launched Monday. The Indian Navy put out this brochure
First Glimpse: Lead Ship Of India’s Visakhapatnam-class Destroyers Read More »
The first Project 15 Bravo (P15B) stealth destroyer, under construction at the Mazagon Dock shipyard in Mumbai will be launched on April 20. Livefist
Navy’s Next Destroyer Line Christened Visakhapatnam-class, 1st Launch Next Week Read More »
Indian Navy corvette INS Kulish passes US Navy destroyer USS Hasley during Malabar 2012. (PHOTO / US NAVY) Designated the Next Generation Missile Vessel (NGMV)
Indian Navy Wants 6 New Indian-built Missile Corvettes Read More »
I’ve been watching this video on loop for an hour. Don’t really care that the actual clip is only a few seconds long. This is
TV Station Gets 1st Video Images Of India’s Arihant SSBN Read More »
Here’s another photograph of India’s indigenously developed nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine Arihant leaving Visakhapatnam harbour on Monday. It isn’t clear who took this photograph — it
More Grainy Goodness: Arihant Leaves Harbour Read More »
Staff photographer with The Hindu newspaper scoops this great shot of Arihant, India’s indigenously developed nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine as it pushes out to sea
India’s Arihant SSBN Sails Out! Read More »
Fantastic news. India’s first nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, Arihant, will finally step out of its secure location in Visakhapatnam’s harbour area (photo above from harbour
Indian SSBN Arihant Sea Trials Begin This Week: Report Read More »
The Indian MoD just put out this list in Parliament, detailing 24 ‘naval vessel mishaps’ since 1 January 2011:
Most Detailed Official List Of Indian Navy Accidents In Last 3 Years Read More »
Twenty seconds of heartbreak. A dozer yanks the ski jump head off of INS Vikrant as her scrapping begins in Mumbai (Vikrant was fitted with
Goodbye, INS Vikrant Read More »