Indian Navy - Marine Indienne

Goa, India (Sept. 29, 2005) - A Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat assigned to the guided missile destroyer USS Higgins (DDG 76) transfers U.S. Sailors to the Indian frigate INS Gomati (F 21) for an exchange of sailors, during Exercise Malabar. Malabar is a joint Indian American exercise designed to bolster relations between our two countries and enable the two countries to work together against a common threat. This year’s exercise is the largest to date including two U.S. Destroyers, USS Nimitz and the submarine Santa Fe. The Indian Navy contributed a carrier, a submarine, a frigate and their New Delhi-class Destroyer.

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Off the coast of India (Oct. 5, 2004) - A refueling probe from the Indian Navy replenishment and repair ship INS Aditya (A 59), is guided into a fueling receiver aboard the guided missile frigate USS Gary (FFG 51) during exercise Malabar 04. Malabar is designed to increase interoperability between the two navies while enhancing the cooperative security relationship between India and the United States. The at-sea exercise includes maritime interdiction, surface events, sub-surface, air events and personnel exchanges.

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Off the coast of India (Oct. 5, 2004) - The Indian Navy destroyer INS Mysore (D 60) leads the way during the opening day of exercise Malabar 04 off the coast of India. The guided missile cruiser USS Cowpens (CG 63), along with the guided missile frigate USS Gary (FFG 51) and the attack submarine USS Alexandria (SSN 757), are off the coast of India to take part in exercise Malabar 04 with the Indian Navy. Malabar is designed to increase interoperability between the two navies while enhancing the cooperative security relationship between India and the United States. The at-sea exercise includes maritime interdiction, surface events, sub-surface, air events and personnel exchanges.

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Talwar class frigates


General Characteristics ---> Talwar class frigates


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INS Trishul (F 43)

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INS Tabar (F 44)

Delhi class destroyer


General Characteristics ---> Delhi class destroyer


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INS Mysore (D60)

Indian Navy Sub INS SINDHUGHOSH at Malta.

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Indian Navy Ship INS MUMBAI

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INDIAN OCEAN (Oct. 22, 2008) The Indian ship Rajput class destroyer INS Rana (D 52) follows behind the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) during Malabar exercise 08. The passing exercise included the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group and India's Western Fleet, sailing in a single-file formation as the two groups received honors from the Indian flagship INS Mumbi (D 62). Malabar exercise 08 is designed to increase cooperation between the Indian and U.S. Navy while enhancing the cooperative security relationship between India and the U.S.

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INDIAN OCEAN (Oct. 22, 2008) The Indian ship Rajput class destroyer INS Rana (D 52), of the Indian navy's Western Fleet, leads the break away maneuvering from a passing exercise formation with the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group. The Nimitz-class Aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan led the formation as it received honors in passing by the Indian navy's Western Fleet flagship INS Mumbai (D 62), signifying the completion of the three-day exercise Malabar 08. Malabar was designed to increase cooperation between the Indian and U.S. Navy while enhancing the cooperative security relationship between India and the U.S.

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7/11/2008

Inde : Le sous-marin nucléaire d'attaque Nerpa débute ses essais en mer

Construit aux chantiers Amur de Komsomolsk, dans l'Est de la Russie, le SNA Nerpa a débuté ses essais en mer. Du type Akula II, ce bâtiment de 114 mètres de long et dont le déplacement atteindrait 12.000 tonnes en plongée, devrait rejoindre l'Inde au second trimestre 2009.....


Lire la suite et voir les photos ---> Le sous-marin nucléaire d'attaque Nerpa débute ses essais en mer

La Russie fournira à l'Inde un nouveau lot de 29 chasseurs embarqués Mig 29K, destinés au porte-avions Vikramaditya (ex Admiral Gorchkov en cours de modernisation).
L'Inde construira elle-même deux porte-avions, le lancement du premier étant prévu en 2015.

L'INDE se dote de la premiere frégate furtive
FREGATE POLYVALENTE SHIVALIK (mise en service 29 avril 2010)
D'après le ministère de la defenseles batimentde ce type constitueront la base des Forces navales indiennes au cour des 40 prochaines annèes
SERA SUIVI DES DESTROYERS SATPURA ET SAHYADRI
spyworld-actu 29-04-2010
D'apres WIKIPEDIA:prix 650millions US $

La Russie achève la modernisation du porte-avion Admiral Gorchklov, qui sera livré à l'Inde en 2012 sous le nom de Vikramaditya.
Ria Novosti 07/12/2010

http://fr.rian.ru/video/20101207/188058015.html

1/02/2011

Une frégate de la marine indienne coule dans le port de Bombay

La frégate indienne Vindhyagiri a été perdue, hier, après une collision, la veille, avec le porte-conteneurs chypriote Nordlake, devant le port de Bombay. Long de 180 mètres, le navire marchand venait d'éviter un autre porte-conteneurs, le Sea Eagle, mais l'embardée réalisée par le capitaine du Norlake a mis son navire sur la route du bâtiment militaire, qui était en mer pour une sortie avec les familles des marins. Par chance, tous les occupants du Vindhyagiri ont pu être évacués. Mais l'incendie qui s'est déclaré sur l'arrière suite à la collision n'a pu être maîtrisé. Malgré les importants moyens de sauvetage déployés, dont plusieurs bateaux pompes, la frégate n'a pu être sauvée. Ravagée par le feu, la coque a finalement coulé dans le port, où elle avait été ramenée.....


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