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New carrier Vikrant slips in schedule

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From Defense Aerospace

 

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India’s Aircraft Carrier Ambitions Take A Dive

(Source: India Times; published July 16, 2012)

 

NEW DELHI --- Just when the US is seeking to "rebalance'' 60% of its formidable naval fleet towards the Asia-Pacific region, and China steams ahead to commission its first aircraft carrier this year, India's long-standing aim to operate two full-blown carrier battle groups (CBGs) by 2015 has taken a huge hit.

This isn't "news." India has high hopes, but doesn't possess a credible infrastructure, to bring those hopes to reality. Because of this, they are still relying on the Russians to complete many of their programs - and they are so far behind, it ain't funny. Perasonally, I think they have the cart before the horse - they are wanting to building all these fancy ships and they don't a have capable yard to keep up with the workload. They should modernize their yards, so they are able to crank-out larger numbers. Until, they do, it will be a loonnngggg time before their dreams become reality!

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This isn't "news."

 

Not all 'news' is surprising. ;) In any event, let's see if they can do any better with the Scorpene submarines.

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Of course, India is not the only one experiencing some difficulty in producing a viable warship ... LPD-17 (cough) ... LCS (cough) ... ;)

LCS is a warship?! No way, man. You've GOT to be kidding me! (Completely and utterly laced with sarcasm).

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