2021年4月1日 · Commissioned as HMIS Hamlawar on 15 Jan 1946 during the Second World War, the present site of Hamla was part of the Combined Operation Training Centers around Mumbai and was known as the Landing Craft Wing.

HMIS Hamla (RIN training establishment, Bombay & Headquarters, Landing Craft Wing, Versova)

On 15 January 1946, the RN Base at Marve and the craft stationed there were taken over by the Royal Indian Navy, with Hamla-I and Hamla-II being amalgamated with it and the entire establishment was renamed as HMIS Hamla. After independence, the unit was re-commissioned as INS Hamla on 06 January 1954.

If the appointments to HMIS Cauvery & HMS Malaya are correct, he may have returned to HMS Jamaica in the autumn of 1943, and his appointment to RN College Greenwich must have been in the spring of 1944.

From 1945-47 when the war was over, he remained in the Royal Indian Navy, but carried out a civil maritime role in Bombay as senior nautical surveyor of ships (as a foreign going master this was a role for which he was specifically qualified). Emigrated to NZ, 1947, where he worked as a Nautical Surveyor. First name also found as: Sadishar. ...

2019年7月26日 · Commissioned as HMIS Hamlawar on 15 January 1946; during World War II, the present site was a part of the Combined Operation Training Centers around Mumbai and was known as the Landing Craft Wing. This location also accommodated the ‘Boys Training Establishment’ for a short while during post independence.

2016年9月12日 · In June 1944, Muslim sailors of the HMIS Akbar in Bombay revolted, demanding a mosque, resulting in the discharge of 100 Pathans. A month later, Muslim sailors on board the HMIS Hamlawar at Bombay assaulted a sub-lieutenant, alleging that he had insulted the Koran. The officer was found guilty and lost three months seniority.

- Both these bases were amalgamated with HMIS Hamlawar. - During the Second World War, the present site of INS Hamla was a part of the network of the Combined Operations Training Centers around Bombay. - The Landing Craft Wing commissioned on 06 May 1943 was named HMIS Hamlawar meaning "One who Attacks".

" Hamla II -do-Motor Transport Boat Base " Hilsa "Coastal Forces Base " Hamlawar: Bombay: R.I.N. Component No. 1 Coastal Training Centre " Jehangir: Coconada: R.I.N. Component No. 2 C.T.C.--337--Table of Contents Previous Appendix (III) ** Next Appendix (V) Transcribed and formatted by Larry Jewell & Patrick Clancey, HyperWar Foundation ...

Explore the fascinating history of INS Hamla, from its origins during World War II to its current role. Learn about the amalgamation of HMIS Hamlawar and HMIS Marve, and how the establishment evolved through historical events including India's partition. This quiz covers significant milestones and operational changes throughout its history.