Deadliest submarine?
.Perhaps they only bring clueless ppl to see such things cuz people like us would ask them some rather uncomfortable questions kek.
Time for P-76 has come. our SSK number need to be around 45 at minimum by 2050.
I personally hope that 3 scorpenes are orderes. P75I carries too much delivery risk and even if we get the product it will be late and over priced.
Just hope the price is renegotiated to a more reasonable amount.
Very nice video showing how much our soldiers have to go through to operate such vessels.
Bruh the inside of the scorpene class submarine looks a lot comfier and better. Hope we continue to do so in the future platforms
Didn't know modern submarines looked so good inside.
Can't say, Navy did say they will revisit the additional Scorpene procurement once Project 75I is done & dusted.
New Scorpene deal is like MMRCA : a never ended story....
If there is any truth to recent news stories about France offering Suffren SSN tech to India, a Batch 2 Kalavari program may well become a conduit for ToT and related budget allocation.
Plus the IN is interested in a new sub launched LACM for which a RfI is currently out. More than likely, we'll end up with the Scalp Naval to equip both the Type 214I and Kalvari classes.
TLAM is a non starter for political reasons and Kalibr won't be available/compatible for integration on Western-origin boats.
So we may yet see an order for B2 Kalvari going through, imo.
Plus the IN is interested in a new sub launched LACM for which a RfI is currently out. More than likely, we'll end up with the Scalp Naval to equip both the Type 214I and Kalvari classes.
TLAM is a non starter for political reasons and Kalibr won't be available/compatible for integration on Western-origin boats.
So we may yet see an order for B2 Kalvari going through, imo.