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India deploys 11 submarines, a first in nearly three decades
This deployment by the Indian Navy Friday is a stark contrast to the submarine history of the last two decades that has seen the arm hit by dwindling strength, accidents and write-offs.
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New Delhi: Marking a significant milestone for the Navy in three decades, India Friday simultaneously deployed 11 conventional submarines for operations, ThePrint has learnt.
This deployment starkly contrasts the submarine history of the last two decades, which has seen the arm hit by dwindling strength, accidents and write-offs.
“It is indeed an important milestone for us. Since I joined the Navy, I have not seen such a high simultaneous deployment. This was basically because we did not have that many submarines in operations, and the fleet strength was hit by several undergoing refits or repairs,” a source, who has completed over 25 years of service, told ThePrint.
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India deploys 11 submarines, a first in nearly three decades
This deployment by the Indian Navy Friday is a stark contrast to the submarine history of the last two decades that has seen the arm hit by dwindling strength, accidents and write-offs.
New Delhi: Marking a significant milestone for the Navy in three decades, India Friday simultaneously deployed 11 conventional submarines for operations, ThePrint has learnt.
This deployment starkly contrasts the submarine history of the last two decades, which has seen the arm hit by dwindling strength, accidents and write-offs.
“It is indeed an important milestone for us. Since I joined the Navy, I have not seen such a high simultaneous deployment. This was basically because we did not have that many submarines in operations, and the fleet strength was hit by several undergoing refits or repairs,” a source, who has completed over 25 years of service, told ThePrint.
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8 x SSKs on exercise in the Arabian Sea, across all three types we currently operate (Scorpene, Kilo & U209):
Submariners tasting the seawater as per tradition...
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How are subs utilized in anti-piracy ops?
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The navy team is now heading to spain now to inspect AIP tech after completing the german one. Curious as to what the germans will be offering.
Why is the Indian navy so insistent about AIP instead of going with fully LiB Scorpène Evolved from France? Japan is also moving towards fully LiB submarines instead of AIP.
Is the Indian Navy requirements much different from Indonesia and France?
https://www.navalnews.com/naval-new...-indonesia-for-2-scorpene-evolved-submarines/
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Maybe to cross-compare and reference with DRDO own AIP project.
These are all pricey things to do, so synergy potentials likely play some part in decision making.
Li-ion that is still long while away for DRDO to cut its teeth on.
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Project 75I - Comparison Between #Navantia #S80+ and #TKMS #U212A #Submarine
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Project 75I - Comparison Between Navantia S80+ and TKMS U212A Submarine
Indian Navy is looking to induct more conventional submarines. After the P75 project resulted in Scorpene submarines, 9 of which will be ult...
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The performance for scorpene evolved should be good from what France has shown and India already has built 6 scorpenes so there is synergy there. Maybe your 6 scorpene can also be upgraded to scorpene evolved?
All the scorpene would get a DRDO AIP so that option is practically dead.There are talks of the upcoming three scorpene might be of the so called " super kalvari" but there is no confirmation officially.Navy always wanted P75i to be a step above scorpene by being 3000 ton submarines with VLS. The VLS requirement has now been dropped and now we have the germans with a custom sub which most likely will have elements from the U212cd subs and s80 plus which itself has a lot of similarity with the scorpene class.
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Looks like the Germans and Mazagon have won the tender:
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Indian Navy approves Mazagon Dock to build 6 submarines with German collaboration
The Indian Navy has approved the state-owned Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL) to build six submarines with the project worth Rs 60,000 crore. The decision follows the completion of trials for submarines under Project 75 India.
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Is this for Type-214?Looks like the Germans and Mazagon have won the tender:
Indian Navy approves Mazagon Dock to build 6 submarines with German collaboration
The Indian Navy has approved the state-owned Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL) to build six submarines with the project worth Rs 60,000 crore. The decision follows the completion of trials for submarines under Project 75 India.
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Yah, supposedly with some updates to the design with U-212 features. Have to wait and see.
@Anmdt any thoughts?
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Did this shipyard make submarine before?
