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Home›GRSE Launches Fast Attack Craft for the Indian Navy

June 30, 2015 · about 11 years ago

GRSE Launches Fast Attack Craft for the Indian Navy

Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd (GRSE) launched three Follow-on Water Jet Fast Attack Craft (FO-WJFAC) for the Indian Navy in Kolkata today. The ships were named INS Tarmugli, INS Tilanchang and INS Tihayu. These follow on Water Jet Fast Attack Craft are powered by the latest 4000-series o

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Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd (GRSE) launched three Follow-on Water Jet Fast Attack Craft (FO-WJFAC) for the Indian Navy in Kolkata today.

The ships were named INS Tarmugli, INS Tilanchang and INS Tihayu.

These follow on Water Jet Fast Attack Craft are powered by the latest 4000-series of MTU engines, along with advanced machinery control system and water jets and can attain a maximum speed of 35 Knots. The craft would also have the latest communication equipment and radars which would enable effective surveillance. They have higher power generating capacity of 280 kW, enhanced capacity of RO plant from 2 TPD to 4 TPD among many other features as compared to the Water Jet Fast Attack Craft already in service. The indigenous CRN 91 Gun with Optronic Pedestal gives them the requisite firepower to undertake their basic role of patrolling effectively. Two of these ships are scheduled to be delivered to the Indian Navy in this year.

Launching of FO-WJFACs Yard 2109, 2110 and 2111 (out of the four contracted), designed in-house, and built by GRSE, Kolkata for the Indian Navy is yet another milestone in India’s quest for self-reliance in shipbuilding.

Image: Indian Navy

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