Citat:PARIS, NOV 28: French shipyard DCNS, creators of the Scorpène-class submarine, have offered the Indian Navy two Scorpène submarines off the shelf as a quick stop-gap to stem dwindling force levels, compounded by the recent INS Sindhurakshak tragedy. The company, cleared by the French government to make the offer, has said it can build two Scorpenes and deliver them to coincide with the induction of the first of six Scorpènes being license built at Mazagon Docks in Mumbai.
U sastavu:
1 x CV INS Vikramaditya R33
1 x DDG INS Delhi D61 (Delhi Class)
1 x FFG INS Trikand F51 (Talwar Class)
1 X AOR INS Deepak A50 (Deepack Class)
Viraat Group:
1 X CVL INS Viraat R22
1 x DDG INS Mumbai D62 (Delhi Class)
1 x DDG INS Mysore D60 (Delhi Class)
1 x FFG INS Trishul F43 (Talwar Class)
1 X FFG INS Tig F45 (Talwar Class)
Citat:Seven accidents involving frontline warships in as many weeks have exposed major chinks in the Navy armour and punctured the claim of Admiral D K Joshi made last month that the safety record of the force was “not all that bad”.
In the latest incident, INS Betwa — a Brahmaputra-class guided missile frigate — is suspected to have run aground or collided with an unidentified object while approaching the Mumbai naval base.
I dalje se desavaju nezgode....nemar ili nesto drugo....padaju i ostavke
7 sailors overcome by smoke in Indian submarine, 2 officers missing
Citat:The Indian Navy is now dealing with a second major accident involving a Kilo in the last six months. After the INS Sindhurakshak explosion that killed 18 personnel in August last year, its sister ship INS Sindhuratna experienced a serious gas leak in the battery compartment, activating the freon-based fire suppression system. While 7 sailors were air evacuated from the submarine, two officers -- a Lt Cdr and a Lt -- are still unaccounted for. A 15-member inspection team led by a Commodore from the Western Naval Command is in the process of conducting preliminary inspections. At this time, the submarine is fully surfaced and returning to Mumbai at reduced speed.
INS Vikramaditya im je stigao ,INS Vikrant II se polako gradi a poceli su radovi i na drugom NA iz klase Vikrant.
INS Vishal - India started work on second Aircraft Carrier
Citat:India has started work on the second Aircraft Carrier to be called as Vishal (name doing the rounds on web). Defence sources have confirmed that the project has now moved to the design stage, which is being undertaken by the Navy’s Naval Design Bureau. As per preliminary blue-print, it would have displacement of massive 65,000 tons i.e. 25,000 tons heavier than the first Aircraft Carrier, INS Vikrant II.If there are no massive delays and feet dragging on strategic decisions, then it might be INS Vishal which would replace INS Viraat in the year 2020.
Citat:The Indian Navy — one of just nine navies that operate aircraft carriers — is thinking high-tech in planning its second indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vishal. The admirals are deciding whether INS Vishal, still only a concept, should launch aircraft from its deck using a technology so advanced that it is not yet in service anywhere: the Electro-Magnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS).
Indian Navy seeks EMALS system for second Vikrant-class aircraft carrier
Citat:The Indian Navy is planning to equip its second domestically built Vikrant-class aircraft carrier, INS Vishal, with General Atomics' (GA) new-generation catapult, Electro-Magnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS).
Currently, the Indian Navy is evaluating the EMALS programme for its 65,000t INS Vishal, which is still only a concept, while General Atomics recently briefed on the EMALS to the navy admirals.
U sastavu:
1 x CV INS Vikramaditya R33
1 x DDG INS Delhi D61 (Delhi Class)
1 x FFG INS Trikand F51 (Talwar Class)
1 X AOR INS Deepak A50 (Deepack Class)
Viraat Group:
1 X CVL INS Viraat R22
1 x DDG INS Mumbai D62 (Delhi Class)
1 x DDG INS Mysore D60 (Delhi Class)
1 x FFG INS Trishul F43 (Talwar Class)
1 X FFG INS Tig F45 (Talwar Class)
Da se nadovezem podacima i listom od 2012 g sa jednog sajta
Nesto o ovim novim razaracima klase Kolkata , oprema uglavnom izraelska, francuska i indijska ..
Citat:Kolkata Class missile systems
The 16-cell universal vertical launcher module (UVLM) fitted on the ship can launch BrahMos missiles.
There are two vertical launching systems (VLS) for Barak SAM (surface-to-air missile).
BrahMos is a supersonic cruise missile developed by BrahMos Aerospace, a joint venture between India-based Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Russia based NPO Mashinostroyenia (NPOM).
BrahMos missile has a top speed of Mach 2.5 to 2.8 and a maximum range of 290km.
Naval gun systems onboard the Indian destroyers
The main gun fitted forward is a 130mm gun. Four AK-630 close-in weapon systems (CIWS) are being provided for close-in air defence. The AK-630 CIWS can defend the ship from incoming anti-ship missiles and other guided weapons. It has a rate of fire of 5,000 rounds a minute.
Anti-submarine warfare
The anti-submarine warfare is provided by twin-tube torpedo launchers and RBU-6000 smerch-2 ASW rocket launchers. The rockets can be launched against submarines within a range of 6km.
Sensors / radar systems on the Kolkata Class guided missile destroyers
Kolkata Class is equipped with Thales LW-08 long range volume search radar, EL/M-2248 MF-STAR multimission radar and EL/M-2238 L-band STAR surveillance radar from Israel Aerospace Industries.
"The Kolkata Class has a flight deck and enclosed hangar to embark up to two medium-lift helicopters."
Sonar systems include HUMSA-NG (hull mounted sonar array - new generation) and Nagin active towed array sonar.
The Kolkata Class has a flight deck and enclosed hangar to embark up to two medium-lift helicopters such as HAL Dhruv advanced light helicopter (ALH) and AgustaWestland Sea King helicopter.
The ship is equipped with Elbit Systems Deseaver MK II decoy control and launching system. Deseaver can launch decoys against anti-ship missiles coming from different directions.
Izgleda da je na ovom brodu vec bila nezgoda i to u martu ..
Kolkata-class Destroyer Ship leaks gas; One naval officer dies
Citat:Mumbai, March 7: One Naval officer dies and two officers injured as INS Kolkata leaks gas in the ship. The mishap took place at Mazgaon docks, Mumbai. The Project-15A ship was to be handed over to the navy in a few months. The ship was under construction and according to reports,the officer may have been killed due to a malfunction in the firefighting system in the engine room of the ship. Sources said the officer may have inhaled large quantities of carbon dioxide.
