New Delhi: The Indian Navy Tablo in the Republican Day Parade, Wednesday was depicted in 1946 the Navy rebellion, which contributed to the country’s independence movement, and the marching contingent was led by a female officer.
The rebellion was started by the Royal Sailor Indian Navy ship ‘Talwar’ on February 18, 1946, and then spread to 78 ships.
Tablo on Tuesday shows the theme of the Navy from ‘Combat ready, credible and cohesive’.
The Naval contingent consists of 96 men, three platoon commanders and one contingent commander.
It was led by Lieutenant Commander Aanchal Sharma, who was an observer officer posted in India Naval Air Squadron (INAS) 314.
Sharma, assigned in June 2016, has on January 22, saying that the enthusiasm and energy of the contingent is incomparable and that It is indeed an honor to be prominent in the Republican Day Parade.
As a nation that celebrates 75 years of independence as ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’, the contribution of the navy to the struggle of Indian independence has special attention in the tableau.
Advanced parts of the tableau described the naval rebellion while the back of the table describes ‘making in India’ initiatives from the Indian Navy, especially for the period 1983 to 2021.
The indigenous model of the Vikrant aircraft carrier with light aircraft in the air takes the center of the stage.
This model is flanked by the model of Corvet Corvet Rudal, Destroyer Visakhapatnam, Frigate Shivalik on the left and P-75 submarines Kalvari, the Godavari fregat and Delhi destroyers on the right.
The frame at the bottom of the trailer is described as a naval platform construction.
At the parade, 72-men Indian naval band led by Vincent Johnson, Master Chief Petty Officer Musicians and Hon Sub Lieutnants.
The Kuningan Navy band plays the Indian Navy ‘Jai Bharati’ song.
Johnson led the navy band as the main drum.
This is the 18th time that he participated in the Republican Day Parade.
Parade R-Day: Tablo Navy described the 1946 rebellion; Women’s Officers Leading Marching Contingent
