However, unlike the Akula, which is an attack submarine, Arihant is designed to be the first in a class of Indian boats that carry ballistic missiles. India has leased one from Moscow and plans to operate others. One of the Navys prized Seawolf class nuclear fast-attack submarines, the USS Connecticut (SSN-22), slammed into a 'submerged object ' on Oct. The Arihant was launched on 26 July 2009, the anniversary of Vijay Diwas (Kargil War Victory Day) by former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan. 4.6K views, 145 likes, 6 comments, 12 shares, Facebook Reels from Mil Tech: Open Hatch Crippled India’s 2,9 Billion Submarine shorts submarine nuclear. Reports of the vessel suggest its design is based on Russia's Akula-class submarines, which came into operation toward the end of the Cold War. INS Arihant is Indias first indigenous nuclear submarine.
It's the first nuclear-powered submarine built in India and the first such vessel constructed by a country other than the United States, U.K., France, Russia or China. our indigenous technological capabilities." Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called the event a "giant stride in. India has activated the reactor aboard the INS Arihant, believed to be the first nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine designed and built outside the Cold War "nuclear club." The incident was first reported by The Hindu. The first of these SSBNs, the INS Arihant (S2), was launched in July 2009.
It was a nuclear sub that was being built in the Portsmouth, NH shipyard. The Arihant-class is defined as a nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine for the Indian Navy. The INS Arihant is said to be based on this Cold War design. Someone Left a Hatch Open and Crippled India’s 2.9 Billion Submarine.
A Russian Akula-class sub in Brest harbor, western France, in 2004.
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