World Armed Forces Pictures & Videos

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live and kicking...tough my computer is bithching again....and to top all that, my schools emailserver is down so i've been bit blind few days...

Anyway, did you get the book?

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TALWAR {KRIVAK III} CLASS Frigate The Indian Navy

INS Talwar F40; Laid Down - 10 March 1999, Launched - 12 May 2000, Commissioned - 18 June 2003.
INS Trishul F43; Laid Down - 24 Sept 1999, Launched - 24 Nov 2000, Commissioned - 25 June 2003.
INS Tabar F44; Laid Down - 26 May 2000, Launched - 25 May 2001, Commissioned - 19 April 2004.




INS Tabar the thrid of Talwar Class of The Indian Navy on her commissioning day 19th April 2004 at Kaliningrad, Russia.

INS Tabar is equipped with Pj-10 Brahmos in it's vertical launching tubes. Other two INS Talwar and INS Trishul are equipped with Klub.



INS Talwar at sea.



INS Trishul at Naval Dockyards Mumbai on her arrival to home.



The 3S-90 missile launcher fires one of her 9M317 (SA-N-11, navalised SA-17) surface to air missiles during her sea trials. The 9M317 missile has a maximum range of 45 kms.



INS Talwar fires her 30mm GSh-30k six-barrel automatic guns during her sea trials. The guns are part of the Kashtan CIWS (Close In Weapons System) which protects the vessel from incoming missiles.

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TYPE 15 DELHI CLASS Destroyer, The Indian Navy







Delhi Class destroyers firing Kh-35 AShMs.

Delhi's carry Sixteen 3M-24E (Kh-35 Uran or NATO: SS-N-25 Switchblade) each.



INS Delhi and INS Mysore.



INS Delhi in Malaysia.

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TYPE 16A BRAHMAPUTRA CLASS Frigate, The Indian Navy

INS Brahmaputra F31 (14 April 2000)
INS Betwa F37 (07 July 2004)
INS Beas F39 (11 July 2005)



INS Brahmaputra firing Kh-35 ASHM. Brahmaputra's carry 16 sixteen 3M-24E (Kh-35 Uran or NATO: SS-N-25 Switchblade) AShMs each.



INS Brahmaputra.



INS Brahmaputra at IFR 2001, Mumbai.

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TYPE 25A KORA CLASS Guided Missile Corvette, The Indian Navy

INS Kora P61; Laid Down - 10 Jan 1990, Launched - 23 Sep 1992, Commissioned - 10 August 1998.
INS Kirch P62; Laid Down - 31 Jan 1992, Launched - 05 Oct 1995, Commissioned - 22 January 2001.
INS Kulish P63; Laid Down - 04 Oct 1995, Launched - 19 Aug 1997, Commissioned - 20 August 2001.
INS Karmukh P64; Laid Down - 27 Aug 1997, Launched - April 2001, Commissioned - 04 February 2004.



INS Kora at Abu Dhabi.



INS Kora at sea.

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A pair of The Indian Army T-90 tanks on The Indian Republic Day Parade.



The Indian Army T-72M1 tank on the Army Day parade.



An Arjun Mk.1 from the 2nd Independent Armoured Brigade during the inauguration ceremony in 1996. Then incumbent Prime Minister, P.V. Narasimha Rao, is seen formally inducting the tank into the Armoured Corps.



The Indian Army Vijayanta tank on the Army Day parade.



A squadron of T-55 MBTs rolling down Rajpath during Republic Day.

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EF-2000 getting built

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Tiger & NH90 Production line

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SINKEX!! that's how the USN disposes of many
of it's older ships. The pics are somewhat dated but
the USN still sinks most of it's decomissioned ships.

ex-USS Mullinnix DD-944 takes a Harpoon amidships.


ex-USS Jonas Ingram DD-938 takes a hit from a Harpoon.


MK-48 ADCAP torpedo sinks the ex-USS Okinawa LPH-3
Though the ADCAP torpedo was the weapon that ultimately sank the Ex-Okinawa,
it wasn’t the only ordnance employed against her that day. Prior to the warshot firing,
naval air training operations were conducted involving several Maverick and Harpoon
missile firings as well as a number of general-purpose bomb drops. Though the
Ex-Okinawa did sustain some minor damage during the air exercises,
there was never any sign of her going down prematurely. After the actual torpedo
detonation, the Ex-Okinawa, due to its large size (598 feet long, 84 feet wide,
13,000 ton light displacement) and watertight condition, listed increasingly for
almost four hours before ultimately descend below the surface.