Indian Navy to induct INS Kochi, its 2nd Kolkata-class destroyer on Sept 30

[Sheikh Hussain]

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[Dr. Sen]

What a beauty she is!

 

[Water Car Engineer]

 

[Ankit Kumar 001]

This news made my morning good.

 

[sudhir007]

coze of PSU these beast are too late.

 

[Roybot]

Whata sight!

 

[Abingdonboy]

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No doubt the P-15Bs will be improved but the P-15As should have at been ordered in at least 7 units.

 

[ni8mare]

No doubt the P-15Bs will be improved but the P-15As should have at been ordered in at least 7 units.

better if they can order another 3/4 P17Bs (or P17Cs) ......because i think HDL has now sorted out the supply problems duration and making very fast construction of P17Bs compared to P17As.....IMO they should, otherwise experience will go waste

and the go for ten 10.000 tonne P17C or P17D with 100-128 VLS.............

 

[Sheikh Hussain]

Missile Destroyer INS Kochi to be Commissioned on September 30
SOURCE: PTI

India’s latest stealth destroyer, INS Kochi, will be commissioned into Navy later this month by Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar. Built by Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL), the new ship is part of the Kolkata-class (Project 15A) guided missile destroyers. The first ship of the class, INS Kolkata, was commissioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year.

Parrikar is scheduled to commission the ship on September 30. Another ship, INS Chennai, is currently under production. These are the largest indigenously-built destroyer warships. The government had approved the construction of three Kolkata-class destroyers in May 2000.

Conceptualised by Indian Navy, Kolkata-class is a follow-on model of the Delhi-class and is fitted with modern weapons and sensor systems. The propulsion system of Delhi-class was also retained with minor upgrades. Most of the systems integrated in the ships are designed and built in India.

The destroyers are equipped with action information system and atmospheric control system. The modern stealth destroyers will demonstrate superior anti-surface warfare capabilities and anti-submarine capabilities.

The Navy had in February this year successfully test-fired the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile from INS Kolkata during Tropex exercise conducted in the Arabian Sea.

The 290-km range conventional missile hit its target with pinpoint accuracy during this first-ever vertical launch.

INS Kolkata is also scheduled to fire a long-range surface-to-air missile (LR-SAM) later this year. Called Barak 8, the missile is being jointly developed by India and Israel

 

[Techy]

EXCLUSIVE: Indian Navy's New Destroyer 'Kochi' Revealed (Part I)


The Indian Navy's second Kolkata-class destroyerKochi enters service on September 30 in Mumbai. Ahead of that day, here's the first official literature on the ship, made available exclusively to Livefist.