I do feel kinda bad to laugh, but two consecutive crashes in two consecutive days is just characteristically, and comedically, Indian
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Indian Navy On its Way to a Million Tonne – 50 Ships Under Construction
With 50 of the 66 contracted vessels already under construction, the Indian Navy is about to launch a massive expansion plan. There are fifty warships being built, ranging from block fabrication to ships prepared for sea trials.
Six shipyards in India are building 48 of these, while Yantar in Kaliningrad, Russia, is building the remaining two. These projects include ships valued at over 1.1 lakh crore INR ($13 billion), with a combined tonnage of over 200,000 tons. The following twelve months will see the delivery of twelve of these vessels.
There are twelve total: five frigates, one destroyer, two corvettes, one submarine, and three survey vessels.
Don't forget the airlifted heli that got loose and fell the day before, which makes it 3 crashes in 3 days consecutively
The shipyard workers will have their jobs secured for 15 to 20 years, thumbs up.
Don't forget the 50 years after that as they intermittently repair vessels capsized at port.
A lot of people waiting for these engines. Not just for the Indian Tejas, but also the Swedish Gripen E, and the South Korean KF-21.
Once the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk starts production it will also need these engines.
3:2 odds that that helicopter is never recommissioned because of difficulties reassembling the 'nearly 400 parts [that] were taken out'.
If it does get recommissioned at some point, 7:3 odds that that helicopter crashes within 2 years of being reassembled because it's reassembled incorrectly.