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Kilos are innocent.Rest in peace.
I think India should really consider retiring the kilos if the same drama continues to go on and on.
People died in there show some respect.Kilos are innocent.
Rest in peace.
I think India should really consider retiring the kilos if the same drama continues to go on and on.
Going to post what I said in another thread:
The most serious issues have occurred with the aged subs ie serious damage and or (more tragically) fatalities. This is DIRECTLY caused by the age of these relics. The issues with the surface fleet are quite routine and for a navy that is already one of the largest in the world and is growing these things will happen from time to time- they are isolated incidents and one cannot claim there is something inherently wrong in the IN as a result as their training and professionalism is top-notch. IN each case individual BoIs have been set up and taken action against those in the wrong and cleared those deserving of such action.
The Indian navy is not alone:
USS Hartford and USS New Orleans collision - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A personal nightmare when two Navy ships collide | HamptonRoads.com | PilotOnline.com
Damage to Navy ship involved in August collision estimated at $3 million
U.S. Navy ship collides with oil tanker in Gulf – USATODAY.com
2 Navy ships collide in Pacific; no injuries - San Diego, California News Station - KFMB Channel 8 - cbs8.com
Warship Collisions, Groundings , Fatal Events - World Naval Ships Forums
Navy Relieves Commander of Ship That Ran Aground After Sochi Tour - ABC News
US Navy Ship Ran Aground In Turkey - Business Insider
US warship deployed near Sochi runs aground - Yahoo News
BBC News - US Navy ship aground on Philippine Unesco coral reef
Captain reprimanded over ship grounding | Mail Online
Navy submarine ran aground after series of errors, inquiry finds | UK news | theguardian.com
Given the high-tempo nature of the IN such incidents are going to keep happening- what's the alternative? Keep all IN assets in their berths 365 days a year? No, danger goes with the job.
Anthony is doing nothing......Rest in peace guys.
corruption is taking the lives of these good men. I wonder how the morale is of the sailors in the Navy. May be thy are looking at every system in their ship with suspicion than focusing on their jobs. Can't really blame them tho.
-NPM
Lets not read the unturned pages bro,don't simply jump into conclusions. Diesel subs are inherently dangerous,with little space. Battery pits are the cramped spaces even within a diesel sub,where only a single man can enter in at a time,and you have to lie on a piece of tray that slides over the batteries. Any wrong connections or a simple metal piece falling in between the batteries can cause a fire.Rest in peace guys.
corruption is taking the lives of these good men. I wonder how the morale is of the sailors in the Navy. May be thy are looking at every system in their ship with suspicion than focusing on their jobs. Can't really blame them tho.
-NPM
Lets not read the unturned pages bro,don't simply jump into conclusions. Diesel subs are inherently dangerous,with little space. Battery pits are the cramped spaces even within a diesel sub,where only a single man can enter in at a time,and you have to lie on a piece of tray that slides over the batteries. Any wrong connections or a simple metal piece falling in between the batteries can cause a fire.
Also,India has been operating the Shishumar class (Indian variant of German type 209) and much advanced chakras without issues. I believe,there was something messy with the kilo upgrade .lets not please don't jump into corruption unless and until we have a reason for that.
Do you want me to list Chinese navy submarine accidents??amateur navy force.
If you had cared to read the whole thread,if would have read that how it happened.seriously, do you still have faith in our justice system and the way they function. They will set up a high level investigation team and the report will never come to open and the culprits never jailed.
The Submarine is back - 'safe and sound', the air conditioning is not working This is not very uncommon in submarines. But what is strange(very strange) is that 2 officers are missing. 7 are injured due to asphyxiation - though this is expected. It takes time for a submerged submarine to resurface. But the missing 2 officers is very very unusual - how could two Indian Navy officers go missing for an enclosed nuclear submarine in the middle of the sea?