India Submarine Hatch Open at Wilbur Rembert blog

India Submarine Hatch Open. The incident was first reported by. India’s first ballistic missile submarine was out of commission for ten months after someone neglected to properly close a hatch. Perhaps the most embarrassing mishap in military maritime history is what happened to ins arihant, india's first. A hatch left open on the ins arihant lead to saltwater flooding the propulsion area, rendering the $2.9 billion submarine inoperative. What you need to know: The loss occurred because water “rushed in as a hatch on the rear side was left open by mistake while [the arihant] was at harbor” in february 2017, “allowing water to flood to sub’s propulsion compartment after failing to secure one of the vessel’s external hatches. A source in the navy told the newspaper that the nuclear submarine was docked at the harbour when somebody. The brand new indian $2.9 billion submarine was left completely inoperative for nearly a year after a hatch was left open, which allowed seawater to rush in, almost sinking the.

A source in the navy told the newspaper that the nuclear submarine was docked at the harbour when somebody. A hatch left open on the ins arihant lead to saltwater flooding the propulsion area, rendering the $2.9 billion submarine inoperative. The loss occurred because water “rushed in as a hatch on the rear side was left open by mistake while [the arihant] was at harbor” in february 2017, “allowing water to flood to sub’s propulsion compartment after failing to secure one of the vessel’s external hatches. The brand new indian $2.9 billion submarine was left completely inoperative for nearly a year after a hatch was left open, which allowed seawater to rush in, almost sinking the. What you need to know: Perhaps the most embarrassing mishap in military maritime history is what happened to ins arihant, india's first. The incident was first reported by. India’s first ballistic missile submarine was out of commission for ten months after someone neglected to properly close a hatch.

Indian nuclear submarine grounded after hatch left open The Times of

India Submarine Hatch Open A hatch left open on the ins arihant lead to saltwater flooding the propulsion area, rendering the $2.9 billion submarine inoperative. The brand new indian $2.9 billion submarine was left completely inoperative for nearly a year after a hatch was left open, which allowed seawater to rush in, almost sinking the. A source in the navy told the newspaper that the nuclear submarine was docked at the harbour when somebody. What you need to know: The loss occurred because water “rushed in as a hatch on the rear side was left open by mistake while [the arihant] was at harbor” in february 2017, “allowing water to flood to sub’s propulsion compartment after failing to secure one of the vessel’s external hatches. India’s first ballistic missile submarine was out of commission for ten months after someone neglected to properly close a hatch. The incident was first reported by. Perhaps the most embarrassing mishap in military maritime history is what happened to ins arihant, india's first. A hatch left open on the ins arihant lead to saltwater flooding the propulsion area, rendering the $2.9 billion submarine inoperative.