SP's Naval Forces - June - July 2016
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It is in New Delhi’s interest to be proactive and to coordinate its policies to beef up the dissuasive military capabilities of the ASEAN states with those of, say, Japan.
The Chinese position of not recognising the award is a cause for serious worry, because it highlights total disregard to the international order
Cruise missiles have become weapons of choice at sea because of their ability to fly close to the sea surface at very high speeds...
Theatre AD evolved during the Vietnam war which included AD tactics, fleet AD identification zone...
Cooperation between Delhi and Moscow in the naval field has been underway for more than 50 years. All these years the Soviet and then Russian ships, submarines and naval aviation made up the backbone of the Indian Navy.
The role of a modern frigate is to protect other ships of the fleet, merchant marine ships, amphibious expeditionary forces and so on from threats emanating from the sea, specially from submarines.