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Broadsword quiz... level "challenging". What ship is this and what does it do?
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INS Sagardhwani. Research ship, used to test new weapons systems.
ReplyDeleteMine Layer or sweeper
ReplyDeleteINS Sagardhwani
ReplyDeleteIt is a research ship.
INS sagardhwani? then it is a research vessel.
ReplyDeletePondicherry class minesweeper.
ReplyDeletetaking any materials off before being sent for upgrade by Thales
INS Sagardhwani
ReplyDeleteINS Sagardhwani is a Marine Acoustic Research Ship (MARS) launched in May 1991.The vessel has been configured as a research vessel for the Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory, Kochi.There are a total of eight labs to permit conducting acoustic, geological, meteorological, chemical and physical oceanography.
Ajai sir
ReplyDeleteThe name of the ship is
INS Sagardhwani, a research vessel.
Its used conduct variety of research activities including testing of Advanced Torpedo systems that have been developed by the Naval Science and Technological Laboratory.
Hope my answer is correct
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Joydeep Ghosh
It is some sort of a oceanographic survey vessel. My guess, it is most probably the INS Sagardhwanee. The one that is used to test advanced torpedo designs and R&D into advanced sensor systems.
ReplyDeleteWell, I was above to say stern trawler which is used to cash fish with a trawling speed of 4 to 5 knots (seeing the frame at the stern), but then seeing it is a Coast Guard/IN boat, I guess it does tow /dunk some equipment from the stern. Probably some kind of oceanographic /minesweeper / some sonar array towing vessel that drags it in a line behind the vessel.
ReplyDeletewell it is the INS Sagardhwani. It is used as a research vessel for various fields ranging from acoustic, geological, meteorological, chemical and physical oceanography in the eight labs of the ship and is also used to test torpedoes !!!!
ReplyDelete(google and wiki FTW).
Another interesting trivia! or call it coincidence........
ReplyDeletein the third picture in broadsword's post about INS kalpeni nabbing 61 pirates, you can see INS Sagardhawini moored directly aft of INS Kalpeni
INS Sagardhwani (A 74)
ReplyDeleteResearch Vessel.
Tasks: Used by the Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory
1. Research in acoustic, geological, meteorological, chemical and physical oceanography.
2. Testing of Torpedoes developed by DRDO.
INS Sagardhawani A74 is a naval auxiliary operated by the Navy for NPOL,Kochi.This ship is used for underwater sensors and weapons development projects quite a few of which have entered service.
ReplyDelete1. Mothership for Submarine rescue Vehicle
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2. Hydrographic Survey Vessel of the Navy
1. Mothership for Submarine Rescue Vehicle
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2. Hydrographic Survey Vessel (ship)
Or
ReplyDelete3. A minesweeper?
Its INS Sagardhwani,the lone research of IN, this vessel is used NPOL for conducting various experiments at sea in the labs on board (I am not sure of the numbers, but guess around 8).
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P.S. - I think the crest pf the ship is not masked properly in the second pic.
Unsure on the name of this ship, however this is a mine sweeper, used to clear the waters of any anti ship mines and make way for the fleet ships.
ReplyDeleteMINESWEEPER !!
ReplyDeleteAdding to the last comment , are these the ships commissioned by the US navy the osprey class?
ReplyDeleteIt's INS Sagardhwani, a research vessel with the NPOL. Research from different areas such as acoustic, oceanography, geological are conducted. Also testbed for advanced torpedos.
ReplyDeleteI guess everything has been said except that its built by GRSE.
ReplyDeleteIt also has other things to do with submarines..not torpedos ;)
It looks like a research ship, so I looked at Bharat-rakshak.com and this what I think it is: It's Sagardhwani A74 (A research ship). "The vessel has been configured as a research vessel for this Naval Physical and Oceanographic Lavoratory, Kochi". This ship has 8 laboratories "to permit conducting acoustic, geologival, meteorological, chemical and phusical oceanograohy". This ship was "employed in acvance torpedo trials and missile range support". Thanks to BR.com and their contributors for all the information stored on that website.
ReplyDeleteFor more info go here..
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bharat-rakshak.com/NAVY/Ships/Active/155-INS-Sagardhwani.html
Some kind of search & track ship.
ReplyDeleteYou tried hard to Remove the name but forgot to remove the A-74 number...which makes it quite easy to search. It is "INS Sagardhwani"
ReplyDeleteThis is an Indian Navy combat trawler INS Sagardhwani. It has the ability to catch 20 tonnes of fish under battle conditions to feed the saliors on ships that are on the move.
ReplyDeleteBut what makes this particular ship different and perhaps the quiz more challenging is that it is also equipped to combat heavily armed fish and capture them for consumption later.
Cujo - strikes again !
I guess it is a pirate mother ship, hijacked by Somalia pirates and Indian Navy is rescuing the hostages
ReplyDeleteShivalik class frigate.....INS Sahayadri/Satpura waiting to join navy.
ReplyDeleteSorry if I turn out to be wrong.
Indian Navy SAGARDHAWNI - Marine Acoustic Survey & Research Ship.
ReplyDeleteThis ship conducts - marine acoustics and chemical oceanography. The role of this ship is significant in mapping sea layers, wave temperatures, fingerprinting enemy and other ships. Also it monitors and works with underwater cables and signals. It supports Deep Underwater marine special forces and deep submersible operations.
This is a fishing trawler of Tri-Services command operated by Indian Navy for catching fish for armed forces canteen. They are readying to set sail hoping to come back by night so that the defence canteens can supply fish curry for the next day's lunch.
ReplyDeleteINS Sagardhwani is the ship..Used by NPOL for various research. this sship has been used to test the torpedoes developed by DRDO.
ReplyDeleteSpecification
Displacement: 2050 tons
Maximum Speed: 16 knots
Helicopters: One
It's a navy ship and it does defence things. Like sink.
ReplyDeletePS Shouldn't we be providing drinking water and electricity for our poor rather than spending it on such battleships? Arundhati Roy may have a point.
Seems like a ship for ROV opearation, example submarine rescue activity. Could be a modified ship.
ReplyDeleteI base my answere on location of cranes and the pulley assembly at Aft end.
NS Sagardhwani
ReplyDeleteINS Sagardhwani is a Marine Acoustic Research Ship (MARS.This vessel has been configured as a research vessel for the Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory, Kochi.
NS Sagardhwani
ReplyDeleteINS Sagardhwani is a Marine Acoustic Research Ship (MARS) launched in May 1991.The vessel has been configured as a research vessel for the Naval Physical and Oceanographic Laboratory, Kochi.There are a total of eight labs to permit conducting acoustic, geological, meteorological, chemical and physical oceanography.
Its Sagardhwani, the Marine Aquatic Research Ship
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ReplyDeleteExcellent point !!!
By the way, have you paid your taxes fully or found loopholes and avoided it ?
Instead of asking Indian Govt (which you think is not hearing your pleas), why can't you initiative and give drinking water and food those people....
Everyone is doing google searches or wikipedia searches on A 74 and have come up with the answer INS Sagardhwani.
ReplyDeleteNow what if people came to know that the A 74 written on the side of the ship is photoshopped hain?
It is SAGARDHWANI.. Marine Acoustics Research Ship. The pennant Number is A74
ReplyDeleteSome idiot has posted a comment that the ship is a fishing trawler for defence canteens.
ReplyDeleteAjai, can you write a article on the officer's mess and amenities ? I guess you can write a book on your defence experience and dealing with defence ministry from outside (of defence forces).
for sea survey.............
ReplyDeleteCol Shukla - very strange...you have not spoken on this post for very long time. At least, please declare the winner of this quiz
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