ICGS Rajveer 50M Inshore Patrol Vessel
11082013
COMMISSIONING OF INSHORE PATROL VESSEL (IPV)
ICGS RAJVEER 10 AUG 13.
The Indian Coast Guard Ship Rajveer, 50 M Inshore Patrol Vessel (IPV), the 7th in the series of eight IPVs designed and built by M/s GRSE, was commissioned on
10 Aug 13 at Visakhapatnam by Shri RK Mathur, Defence Secretary in the presence of Vice Admiral Anurag G Thapliyal, AVSM, Director General Indian Coast Guard, Inspector General SP Sharma, PTM, TM, Commander Coast Guard Region (East) and other senior dignitaries of the Central and State Govt.
The IPV is equipped with the most advanced and sophisticated navigational and communication sensors and equipment. The ship is propelled to a maximum speed of 31.5 Knots by three MTU 4000 series Diesel engines of 2720 KW capacity at 2100 rpm each, coupled with three 71S2 Rolls Royce Kamewa Jets. At economical speed of
14 Knots, it has an endurance of 1500 nautical miles. The special features of the ship include an Integrated Bridge System (IBS), Integrated Machinery Control System (IMCS), and an indigenously built 30 mm Gun Mount with Fire Control System. The ship is designed to carry one Rigid Inflatable Boat and two Geminis for Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement and Maritime Patrol.
ICGS “Rajveer”, manned by 05 officers and 30 men under the Command of Commandant Rajeev Ranjan will be based at Visakhapatnam and under administrative & operational control of the Commander, Coast Guard District Headquarters No. 6, Visakhapatnam.
The ship on joining the Coast Guard Fleet will enhance Coast Guard’s capability in furthering its mandate of Maritime Safety & Security, Environmental Protection and Coastal Security on the Eastern sea board.
COMMISSIONING OF INSHORE PATROL VESSEL (IPV)
ICGS RAJVEER 10 AUG 13.
ICGS RAJVEER 10 AUG 13.
The Indian Coast Guard Ship Rajveer, 50 M Inshore Patrol Vessel (IPV), the 7th in the series of eight IPVs designed and built by M/s GRSE, was commissioned on
10 Aug 13 at Visakhapatnam by Shri RK Mathur, Defence Secretary in the presence of Vice Admiral Anurag G Thapliyal, AVSM, Director General Indian Coast Guard, Inspector General SP Sharma, PTM, TM, Commander Coast Guard Region (East) and other senior dignitaries of the Central and State Govt.
10 Aug 13 at Visakhapatnam by Shri RK Mathur, Defence Secretary in the presence of Vice Admiral Anurag G Thapliyal, AVSM, Director General Indian Coast Guard, Inspector General SP Sharma, PTM, TM, Commander Coast Guard Region (East) and other senior dignitaries of the Central and State Govt.
The IPV is equipped with the most advanced and sophisticated navigational and communication sensors and equipment. The ship is propelled to a maximum speed of 31.5 Knots by three MTU 4000 series Diesel engines of 2720 KW capacity at 2100 rpm each, coupled with three 71S2 Rolls Royce Kamewa Jets. At economical speed of
14 Knots, it has an endurance of 1500 nautical miles. The special features of the ship include an Integrated Bridge System (IBS), Integrated Machinery Control System (IMCS), and an indigenously built 30 mm Gun Mount with Fire Control System. The ship is designed to carry one Rigid Inflatable Boat and two Geminis for Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement and Maritime Patrol.
14 Knots, it has an endurance of 1500 nautical miles. The special features of the ship include an Integrated Bridge System (IBS), Integrated Machinery Control System (IMCS), and an indigenously built 30 mm Gun Mount with Fire Control System. The ship is designed to carry one Rigid Inflatable Boat and two Geminis for Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement and Maritime Patrol.
ICGS “Rajveer”, manned by 05 officers and 30 men under the Command of Commandant Rajeev Ranjan will be based at Visakhapatnam and under administrative & operational control of the Commander, Coast Guard District Headquarters No. 6, Visakhapatnam.
The ship on joining the Coast Guard Fleet will enhance Coast Guard’s capability in furthering its mandate of Maritime Safety & Security, Environmental Protection and Coastal Security on the Eastern sea board.
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