The Indian Navy protects the country due to the strength of brave soldiers and modern technology. The naval and technical personnel working on submarines and these gigantic ships are vigilant watchmen of the maritime frontier. The security cordon of the Navy is not only up to the sea surface, but the area above the sea to the sky remains under their surveillance. Huge aircraft carriers, warplanes and helicopters equipped with modern technology are the strength of our Navy. Along with all this, lethal missiles and lethal weapons are capable of giving a befitting reply to the enemy. The developed radar system gives more strength to the security system by sending instant signals. This is the reason that the naval personnel stationed in submarines in the middle of the sea and under the water surface are aware of the external situation and the latest movements on the border round the clock.

 

As soon as danger is detected, it is not too late for a moment to act immediately. The area from the water surface to the sky erupts with the screams of naval warplanes and only clouds of smoke are visible from the water to the air. Flying and taking off war planes from the middle of the sea is possible only by specially trained pilots who are specially trained and are experienced and confident, how are their selection, training, diet and routine like this. The military film ‘Sentinels at Sea’ presented by the Films Division of India, was screened on Saturday evening at the Muktakash platform of the Shaurya Smarak as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’. Directed by Sameer Dutta, the film is produced by Dilip Jamdar. The military film ‘Exploring the Third Pole’ will be shown here on Sunday evening. The film is based on Mountain Climbing. Presented by Films Division of India, the film is produced by N S Thapa and directed by Jeetu Vartak.