World War I

Indian Navy Chief Admiral Karmbir Singh visiting Australia & NewZealand

New Delhi. 31 Aug 2019. Admiral Karambir Singh, Chief of the Naval Staff is scheduled to visit Australia and New Zealand on an official tour from 02 to…Read more ›

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How Rolls-Royce powered two daredevil aviators into the record books?

Derby. 14 June 2019. On June 14th 1919, British pilots John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown set out from St. John’s, Newfoundland, on a journey that would change…Read more ›

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Wright Brothers Patent on aircraft resulted into a great patent war

On 23rd March 1903 brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright applied for a patent on their method of control of their glider. During their experiments of 1902 the Wrights…Read more ›

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US Navy Commissions Littoral Combat Ship Charleston

Charleston. 02 March 2019. The Navy commissioned its newest Independence-variant littoral combat ship (LCS), the future USS Charleston (LCS 18), during a 10 a.m. ceremony at Columbus Street…Read more ›

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US Navy to Commission Submarine South Dakota

Connecticut. 01 February 2019. The US Navy will commission its newest fast attack submarine, the future USS South Dakota (SSN 790), during an 11 a.m. (EST) ceremony Saturday,…Read more ›

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Indian Navy in 2018 surges ahead with the undersea advantage

By Commodore Anil Jai Singh Vice President, Indian Maritime Foundation 03 December 2018. The recent completion of the first ever deterrence patrol by India’s indigenously built ballistic missile…Read more ›

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Remembrance of Indian Army’s role in World War I

New Delhi. 11 November 2018. As the day dawns the nation is celebrating one of the greatest contribution India has made to world history – the Indian Army’s participation…Read more ›