INS Sahyadri is the third ship of the indigenously designed and built Project-17 class multi-role stealth frigates and Captain Rajan Kapoor is currently commanding the ship. The Navy said the exercise provides an opportunity for it to enhance and demonstrate interoperability and gain from the best practices in maritime security operations from its partner nations. The former involves activities like cross-deck visits, professional exchanges, sports fixtures and several interactions for planning and conduct of the latter - which will include various high intensity exercises in all three domains of warfare, encompassing anti-surface, anti-air and anti-submarine exercises including live weapon firing drills. Interestingly, the exercise saw the maiden participation of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) in 2020 during the thick of the military standoff between India and China in eastern Ladakh.Īs per the Navy, the exercise is scheduled to be conducted in two phases: the Harbour Phase and the Sea Phase. This is the first time that the Royal Australian Navy is hosting the exercise. Aside from the more recent 'In the Heart of the Sea', we haven't seen many films about classical naval warfare today.Two of Navy’s indigenous frontline warships INS Sahyadri and INS Kolkata will participate in Exercise MALABAR-2023 scheduled off Sydney, between Friday and August 21, with ships and aircraft from the US Navy (USN), Japan Maritime Self Defence Force (JMSDF) and the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). It's absolutely relentless in its commitment to authenticity and the crew of sailors we follow boasts great camaraderie and likeability. Of all the movies to depict naval warfare, Master and Commander could be considered the best. That's the film's greatest strength not only are the battle scenes a thrill to watch, but the lives of the sailors at sea brilliantly conveyed through a collection of great performances and standout production design.

Through of series of unconventional tactics and clever thinking, Aubrey and his men are able to outwit and defeat their French opponents time and time again.

While the central protagonist may be fictional, the action that unfolds comes closer to the real thing than any other film in its sub-genre. We follow British Captain Jack Aubrey (played by Russel Crowe) and the crew of the HMS Surprise as they're ordered to track down and eliminate the French privateer Archeron off the coasts of South America.

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