Indian Navy Collection
The Indian Navy, with a rich history and impressive fleet, has played a pivotal role in safeguarding the nation's maritime interests
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The Indian Navy, with a rich history and impressive fleet, has played a pivotal role in safeguarding the nation's maritime interests. One notable event that showcases their valor is the capture of Moultan, depicted in an awe-inspiring engraving. On 5th July 1948, the Indian Navy marked a significant milestone as it acquired its first cruiser, HMS Achilles. Continuing to bolster its naval capabilities, India added the majestic Aircraft Carrier Boat Centaur-class HMS Hermes to its fleet. This formidable vessel symbolizes the Indian Navy's commitment to maintaining superiority on the high seas. INS Ajay (P34), a remarkable ship of the Indian Navy, exemplifies their dedication to protecting national waters. The sight of an Indian Navy Kamov Ka-31 gracefully landing on USS Bunker Hill's flight deck further demonstrates their interoperability and collaboration with international counterparts. In joint operations with U. S. Navy ships, such as INS Satpura underway alongside them or INS Kulish leading a group of American vessels, we witness seamless coordination between two powerful navies working towards shared security goals. The Bay of Bengal witnesses awe-inspiring formations like Carrier Strike Groups comprising multiple ships from both nations sailing together harmoniously. These formations not only showcase military prowess but also highlight mutual trust and cooperation between India and the United States. Transiting through vast oceans like the Pacific Ocean or cruising alongside renowned vessels like USS Bunker Hill, INS Shakti, USNS Bridge and INS Ranvir signifies India's global reach and determination to protect vital sea lanes across continents. As we marvel at these captivating visuals capturing moments from various naval expeditions by the Indian Navy – be it during historical events or contemporary missions – one thing remains evident: their unwavering commitment towards securing our maritime borders while fostering international partnerships for peacekeeping efforts worldwide.