Found this response by Amiet(defence decode guy)
Found this response by Amiet(defence decode guy)
I thought they were the same onesDifferent versions of SeaKing.
Its a State sanctioned and probably a State run troll account. Why everyone is going gaga over a tweet of some random troll account.Found this response by Amiet(defence decode guy)
The Chinese twitter guy is a Pakistani larper. But I did like the pics the DD guy posted so just posted here for more info.I thought they were the same ones
Its a State sanctioned and probably a State run troll account. Why everyone is going gaga over a tweet of some random troll account.
Simple, if all the posts are in broken English, it’s from LawhoreThe Chinese twitter guy is a Pakistani larper. But I did like the pics the DD guy posted so just posted here for more info.
Not happening. We have already invested heavily in Ka-31.
I think 2 DEALS are already waiting to happen.We need to Partner with Leonardo this will help us to block Pakistan only western Partner for electronics and cutting edge military weapons technologies
Agree, But we don't need new helicopters, we are doing good in helicopter manufacturing (IMRH,LAH)I think 2 DEALS are already waiting to happen.
1. 127mm gun.
2. over haul of VVIP choppers.
They have Sweden, Germany and Ukraine too assisting them. We have to deal with them somehow. Germans are literally hypocritical evil scum.We need to Partner with Leonardo this will help us to block Pakistan only western Partner for electronics and cutting edge military weapons technologies
50 Aircraft Carriers in 16 months...
BC we are struggling for just one in 15 years...
I had seen it from the same location as well in 2012 November. Might have mentioned here somewhere, don't remember though enough.Some photos of the INS Vikrant (IAC-1) during its construction:
INS Vikrant (IAC-1) being moved out of the dock for the second time. First time she was moved out was during her launching ceremony in 2013. Pic date 19/09/2016:
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INS Viraat (R22) moves into the wet dock for some repairs. This would be last time she gets repaired. IAC-1 parked on the side. Pic from December 2016:
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Work ongoing on the deck & island of the IAC-1. Pics dated 22/07/2017:
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Work on electrical outfitting continues. Pic dated 02/11/2017:
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IAC-1 pictured from a nearby bridge. Outfitting work ongoing. Some part of the INS A can be seen parked behind the IAC-1. Pic date 10/10/2019:
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Wiki says the IAC-1 was moved out in December 2011 too before its formal launch ceremony. So it was moved out 3 times in total.I had seen it from the same location as well in 2012 November. Might have mentioned here somewhere, don't remember though enough.
When I had seen it, it was in the creek on the bank of Lake/creek towards bridge side. I think I might have some old pics as well but unfortunately my old Compaq laptop is gone permanently I guess with decades of information still stored in the hard drive. Seems to be malfunction with either the Charger or battery.Wiki says the IAC-1 was moved out in December 2011 too before its formal launch ceremony. So it was moved out 3 times in total.