Třída Magar
| Třída Magar | |
|---|---|
.jpg) Magar (L20) | |
| Obecné informace | |
| Uživatel | Indické námořnictvo |
| Typ | tanková výsadková loď |
| Lodě | 2 |
| Osud | aktivní (2019) |
| Předchůdce | třída Kumbhir |
| Nástupce | třída Shardul |
| Technické údaje | |
| Výtlak | 3200 t (standardní) 5655 t (plný)[1] |
| Délka | 124,8 m |
| Šířka | 17,5 m |
| Ponor | 3,8 m |
| Pohon | 2 diesely, 2 lodní šrouby |
| Rychlost | 15 uzlů |
| Dosah | 3000 nám. mil při 14 uzlech |
| Posádka | 136 |
| Výzbroj | 4× 40mm kanón (4×1) 2× 140mm raketomet (2×18 hl.) |
| Letadla | 1× vrtulník |
| Ostatní | 4× LCVP, 750 t nákladu |
Třída Magar je třída tankových výsadkových lodí indického námořnictva. Celkem byly postaveny dvě jednotky této třídy. Ve službě jsou od roku 1987.
Stavba
Vyvinuta na základě britské třídy Round Table. Dvě jednotky této třídy postavila indická loděnice Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers v Kalkatě.[1]
Jednotky třídy Shardul:[1]
| Jméno | Spuštění | Vstup do služby | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| INS Magar (L20) | 1984 | 15. července 1987 | vyřazena 6. května 2023 |
| INS Gharial (L23) | 1991 | 14. února 1997 | aktivní |
Konstrukce
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Plavidla pojmou náklad až 750 tun. Může se jednat o 15 tanků a 500 vojáků. Palubu opouštějí pomocí příďové rampy, nebo čtyř pěchotních vyloďovacích člunů LCVP. Vyzbrojena jsou čtyřmi 40mm kanóny a dvěma osmnáctihlavňovými bateriemi 140mm neřízených protizemních střel WM-18. Na zádi se nachází přistávací plocha a hangár pro vrtulník. Pohonný systém tvoří dva diesely SEMT-Pielstick 8PC2 V400 (Gharial: SEMT-Pielstick 12PA6 V280) o výkonu 8560 hp pohánějící dva lodní šrouby. Nejvyšší rychlost dosahuje 15 uzlů. Dosah je 3000 námořních mil při rychlosti 14 uzlů.[1]
Odkazy
Reference
- ↑ a b c d MAGAR tank landing ships (1987-1997) [online]. Navypedia.org [cit. 2019-11-16]. Dostupné online. (anglicky)
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The Southern Naval Command, the Training Command of the Indian Navy, was augmented by INS Magar which arrived at Kochi on 10 April 2018 from Vishakhapatnam on change of base port. The ship was ceremoniously received and welcomed by Rear Admiral RJ Nadkarni, VSM, Chief of Staff, HQSNC. The ship will join the First Training Squadron (1TS) for sea training of young officers.
INS Magar, a Landing Ship Tank (Large) of the Indian Navy was built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd. Kolkata and commissioned on 18 July 1987. Over the past 30 years, she has participated in multifarious naval operations, from amphibious exercises, Fleet deployments and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations. The major operations undertaken by the ship include Op Pawan (Indian Peace Keeping Force - IPKF operations in Sri Lanka), wherein she played a pivotal role in movement of logistics supplies to the area of operations, to support the IPKF land forces. The ship has participated in all major amphibious exercises on both seaboards and also undertaken HADR operations on numerous occasions. The most noteworthy operation was in the wake of the 2004 Tsunami, wherein the ship had provided relief for over 1300 survivors.
INS Magar is commanded by Commander Praveen Kumar Sinha. A Marine Commando as well as a qualified “Saturation Diver”, he has specialised in Counter Terrorist operations and Explosive Ordnance Disposal.Autor: Indian Navy, Licence: GODL-India
The Southern Naval Command, the Training Command of the Indian Navy, was augmented by INS Magar which arrived at Kochi on 10 April 2018 from Vishakhapatnam on change of base port. The ship was ceremoniously received and welcomed by Rear Admiral RJ Nadkarni, VSM, Chief of Staff, HQSNC. The ship will join the First Training Squadron (1TS) for sea training of young officers.
INS Magar, a Landing Ship Tank (Large) of the Indian Navy was built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd. Kolkata and commissioned on 18 July 1987. Over the past 30 years, she has participated in multifarious naval operations, from amphibious exercises, Fleet deployments and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations. The major operations undertaken by the ship include Op Pawan (Indian Peace Keeping Force - IPKF operations in Sri Lanka), wherein she played a pivotal role in movement of logistics supplies to the area of operations, to support the IPKF land forces. The ship has participated in all major amphibious exercises on both seaboards and also undertaken HADR operations on numerous occasions. The most noteworthy operation was in the wake of the 2004 Tsunami, wherein the ship had provided relief for over 1300 survivors.
INS Magar is commanded by Commander Praveen Kumar Sinha. A Marine Commando as well as a qualified “Saturation Diver”, he has specialised in Counter Terrorist operations and Explosive Ordnance Disposal.