Indian Navy Chief visits BrahMos pavilion

Article Posted on : - Feb 05, 2020

Indian Navy Chief Adm. Karambir Singh being briefed about the BRAHMOS Weapon System during his visit to BrahMos pavilion at DefExpo India 2020. Photo: Brahmand

LUCKNOW (BNS): Admiral Karambir Singh, Chief of the Naval Staff, Indian Navy visited BrahMos Aerospace pavilion today on the inaugural day of DefExpo India 2020 in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

Dr. Sudhir Kumar Mishra, Distinguished Scientist & Director General (BrahMos), DRDO, and CEO & MD, BrahMos Aerospace, briefed the Navy Chief about the Universal BRAHMOS weapon system and the milestone achievements made by BrahMos Aerospace.

BrahMos Aerospace – the JV entity between India and Russia – is exhibiting the land, naval and air-launched variants of the world-class BRAHMOS supersonic cruise missile system at the five day international defence exhibition.

The highly versatile BRAHMOS has been successfully operationalised in all three services of Indian Armed Forces.

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