Spectacular display of Indian Navy's prowess leaves spectators awestruck
The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar|December 05, 2024
A sea of humanity thronged pilgrim town Puri and its golden sands throbbed with excitement and patriotism as the Indian Navy celebrated Navy Day 2024 outside a naval station for the first time.
HEMANT KUMAR ROUT @Puri
Spectacular display of Indian Navy's prowess leaves spectators awestruck

The spectacular show began with a bomb burst maneuver by Hawk fighter aircraft as they performed intricate aerial maneuvers.

Known as Phantoms, the multi-purpose aircraft of the Indian Navy in an arrowhead formation demonstrated their ground attack capabilities.

It was followed by a banner formation by Chetak helicopters.

The highly maneuverable light utility and versatile helicopter undertook a flypast in banner formation, flying the national flag and the naval ensign.

Thereafter, it was the turn of INS Shalki, the Shishumar-class diesel-electric submarine of the Indian Navy.

Lurking silently in the deep, the submarine commanded by an Odia commander Rahul Patnaik showcased its stealth and destructive power.

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