India has a domestic aircraft carrier Is the Indian Navy stronger than the Chinese Navy

How can India have a domestic aircraft carrier? The only active Virat, the British aircraft carrier that was decommissioned that year, was sold to India. The Vikramaditya, which is about to enter service, is a Russian decommissioned Kiev-class.

A lot of India's ** equipment is purchased, and it's very messy. Without its own military system, it is very difficult to replenish equipment in the event of a war. India's navy is also taking the doctrine, except for the BrahMos supersonic anti-ship missile, which is unexpectedly unexpected, basically will not form a strong combat power on the battlefield.

How is it possible, apart from the United States, no country dares to say that it is stronger than China in terms of military science and technology.

There are three aircraft carriers that have been commissioned in India's history.

The first two of the Vikrant, Virat, and Vikramaditya were second-hand aircraft carriers bought from the United Kingdom and have all been decommissioned, while the Vikramaditya is a second-hand product sold from Russia and is currently the only active aircraft carrier in India. In addition, India's first domestically built aircraft carrier is being built at the Cochin shipyard in India, which was originally planned to be named the Blue Sky Guardian.

Later, in order to commemorate India's first aircraft carrier, it was renamed Vikrant, although this aircraft carrier is claimed to be domestic, but in fact, whether it is the design plan or the equipment or construction materials, it is purchased from other countries, and India itself is only responsible for assembly. India also has a plan for a second domestically built aircraft carrier, which is claimed to be nuclear-powered electromagnetic catapult.

Configuration of the aircraft carrier Vikramaditya:

The "Vikramaditya" aircraft carrier carries more than 30 aircraft, including 24 MiG-29K carrier-based fighters, and less than 10 ***. There are only 2 take-off runways, and the 2nd runway is located on the beveled landing deck, and the aircraft carrier is in normal condition, and only 1 take-off runway can be used.

Since the Vikramaditya does not have a flame shield, the carrier-based aircraft must not have any objects behind it when it takes off. In other words, Flight Lift 1 cannot be used when this only take-off runway, which does not intrude into the beveled deck, is operating.

As of June 2022, the Indian Navy has only 1** aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya in active service. Separately, India said they will put the Indian Navy's second aircraft carrier and India's first domestically produced aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, into service in August 2022. But even so, India has only **2** aircraft carriers, one of which has just been commissioned and has no combat effectiveness.

India's performance is relatively low, and India's comprehensive strength is also relatively weak, which is very weak compared with other countries.

Because although India's manufacturing industry is particularly developed, the quantity and quality of India's army are not particularly good.

Because their development centers are different, they put their development centers on other things, and not on research and development of military equipment.

The main reason is that India's aircraft carriers and nuclear submarines are very rubbish and basically do not play a role.

There is only one on duty, a British retired aircraft carrier, and another is the former "Admiral Gorshkov" aircraft carrier modified by Russia, which will soon be commissioned in the Indian Navy, in addition to which India has a self-made aircraft carrier under construction. The tonnage is below 40,000 tons.

India's aircraft carriers have one in service, one in construction, and one in Russia. The combat power is average...Compared with the United States, it is far worse, compared with China's own, the performance is not easy to evaluate, it is almost the same, China's equipment is better, and India's experience is richer.

There are 4 ships in total, but only 1 is currently in service. In 1957, India, which had just become independent, took a fancy to the 20,000-ton "Hercles", the fifth of the six "Dignity" class light aircraft carriers built by the United Kingdom, and renamed it after purchase.

Now, as in China, one is in service and one is under construction.

1. India's only aircraft carrier in active service is called "Vikramaditya", (also known as "Super Sun King").

2. The Indian aircraft carrier under construction is called "Vikrant", and its service date has been postponed to after 2023 due to the reliability of the aircraft carrier's deck equipment and carrier-based aircraft MiG-29K.

3. Other Indian aircraft carriers have been decommissioned.

India has 3 conventionally powered aircraft carriers.

They are "Vikrant", "Virat" and "Marshal Gorshkov" (built in the Soviet Union).

Introduction to active aircraft carriers:

The full name is an active aircraft carrier.

Aircraft carriers in service in countries around the world.

That is, the active aircraft carrier.

Vikramaditya"No. (India):

Displacement of 10,000 tons. Length: 273 meters.

Carrier-based aircraft: 30 aircraft.

Vikramaditya"No"Vikramaditya"was originally the Russian Navy"Kiev"Ship 4 of the class of aircraft carriers, which was transferred to India in 2004 and underwent extensive renovation projects, will become a light aircraft carrier of the Indian Navy, which will replace the aging one"Virat"aircraft carrier.

Vikramaditya"The number can carry about 30 fixed-wing aircraft and ***, among others"MiG"-29 multi-role fighter,"Sea Harrier"VTOL ground attack aircraft, HAL *** and"card"-31 Air Warning ***. At the same time, the ship is equipped only with short-range air defense **.

The 50th anniversary of the commissioning of India's only aircraft carrier, INS Virat.

How many aircraft carriers did India buy? Many people find it hard to believe and pay a high price.

India: 3 conventionally powered aircraft carriers, "Vikrant", "Virat" and "Admiral Gorshkov" (built in the Soviet Union).

India has 3 conventionally powered aircraft carriers.

They are "Vikrant", "Virat" and "Marshal Gorshkov" (built in the Soviet Union).

Introduction to active aircraft carriers:

The full name is an active aircraft carrier.

Aircraft carriers in service in countries around the world.

That is, the active aircraft carrier.

Vikramaditya"No. (India):

Displacement of 10,000 tons. Length: 273 meters.

Carrier-based aircraft: 30 aircraft.

Vikramaditya"No"Vikramaditya"was originally the Russian Navy"Kiev"Ship 4 of the class of aircraft carriers, which was transferred to India in 2004 and underwent extensive renovation projects, will become a light aircraft carrier of the Indian Navy, which will replace the aging one"Virat"aircraft carrier.

Vikramaditya"The number can carry about 30 fixed-wing aircraft and ***, among others"MiG"-29 multi-role fighter,"Sea Harrier"VTOL ground attack aircraft, HAL *** and"card"-31 Air Warning ***. At the same time, the ship is equipped only with short-range air defense **.

India's 2 (the Chaori King in service and the Vikrant aircraft carrier under construction, 40,000 tons) are as follows:

1. The aircraft carrier USS Virat, formerly the British Royal Navy's Athletic, was decommissioned in 2016.

2. The USS Vikrant was originally the fifth "Hercules" of the British Royal Navy's Dignity-class aircraft carrier in World War II. Retired in 1997. Dismantled in 2014.

3. USS Vikrant (India's first self-built aircraft carrier) In 1999, the Indian Parliament approved the plan to build a self-built light aircraft carrier "Blue Sky Guardian", which has been launched three times and has not yet been launched.

4. USS Vikramaditya.

INS Vikramaditya (or transliterated as the Super Sun King) is an aircraft carrier under the Indian Navy.

This ship was originally the Russian Navy's Kiev-class aircraft carrier, the last ship of the Admiral Gorshkov, in January 1999, India and Russia began negotiations, sold to India in 2004 and renovated the project, and was delivered to the Indian Navy on November 16, 2013.

This India has two aircraft carriers in active service, one is the Russian one, a second-hand aircraft carrier, and the other one, it should be bought from that other country, you are an old aircraft carrier.

India: 3 conventionally powered aircraft carriers, "Vikrant", "Virat" and "Admiral Gorshkov" (built in the Soviet Union).

India currently has only one conventionally powered aircraft carrier in service, and another aircraft carrier is still under construction.

How many aircraft carriers did India buy? Many people find it hard to believe and pay a high price.

There is only one aircraft carrier in active service. Very poor.

India has only one aircraft carrier.

Two are British-made, two are Soviet-made, one is Indian-made, and at least 5 are domestic. A small British-made aircraft carrier has been decommissioned, leaving 4 medium-sized aircraft carriers, including a Soviet-made medium-sized aircraft carrier "Gorshkov Marshal of the Soviet Sea" and the Liaoning ship of one grade.

The Chaori King is a direct threat to our Navy, and it is a real opponent of the same level as the Liaoning (Varyag)! The remaining 4 ships have a slightly smaller displacement, but the threat is still great!

How many aircraft carriers did India buy? Many people find it hard to believe and pay a high price.

Now there is only one, and another is under construction, which has been built for more than ten years, and at the speed of India, it is not known when it will be built.

India currently has a conventionally powered aircraft carrier that Britain sold to him

One is in service, and another is in the hands of Russia, and it has been knocked out a lot, and I don't know if the domestic one will be like Arjun.

One retired from the UK.

Russia is giving modifications are also second-hand.