NAVAL WARSHIP AND AIRCRAFTS
INS NISHANK - A LEGACY OF INDIAN NAVAL PROWESS
INS Nishank, a Veer-class missile corvette commissioned in 1989, exemplifies India’s maritime strength. With a displacement of 455 tons and speeds over 35 knots, this fast and agile vessel was equipped with P-20M anti-ship missiles, a 76.2 mm gun, and advanced radar systems.
Throughout its service, INS Nishank played a vital role in operations like Operation Vijay during the Kargil War in 1999 and participated in various joint exercises and patrol missions. After 33 years of distinguished service, the ship was decommissioned in 2022, leaving a legacy of bravery and technological prowess that continues to inspire. Its story is preserved as a walk through museum as part of the National Maritime Heritage Complex. Visitors will get to experience life onboard a naval warship through this walk through museum.
IL-38 SD AIRCRAFT- THE INDIAN NAVY'S MARITIME WATCHDOG
The IL-38 SD, a long-range maritime reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft, has been a vital part of the Indian Navy since its induction in 1977. Upgraded with the Sea Dragon suite, this aircraft is equipped to detect submarines, ships, and other threats over vast ocean areas. Capable of carrying torpedoes, depth charges, and anti-ship missiles, the IL-38 SD plays a crucial role in safeguarding India’s maritime interests. Despite newer aircraft joining the fleet, the IL-38 SD remains a reliable and essential asset in the Navy’s aerial operations. Its story is preserved as a walk through museum as part of the National Maritime Heritage Complex.
SEA HARRIER- THE SKY WARRIORS OF THE INDIAN NAVY
