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Protective Cases for Naval Equipment
The Indian Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) has approved the purchase of 56 naval light utility helicopters at a cost of approximately $70bn. The Indian Navy requires a twin-engine helicopter with a modern airframe design and fully integrated advanced avionics to replace its aging fle
The Indian Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) has approved the purchase of 56 naval light utility helicopters at a cost of approximately $70bn.
The Indian Navy requires a twin-engine helicopter with a modern airframe design and fully integrated advanced avionics to replace its aging fleet of Chetaks.
The navy has proposed twin-control choppers that should also be capable of being operated by a single pilot.
The helicopters should also be capable of carrying out various missions that include anti-submarine warfare operations with torpedoes and depth charges, anti-piracy and anti-terrorism missions.
The tenders for the helicopter purchase deal are expected to be officially floated by the end of 2010.
Protective Cases for Naval Equipment
Fusion Solutions for the Naval Industry
Technological Solutions, Weapons and Ammunition for Marine Security and Defence