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Sailors are the sepoys of the Indian Navy who are responsible for operating and maintaining propulsion machinery, weapons, sensors etc. Sailors in the Navy are imparted with requisite training at various intervals during their service. They are liable to serve anywhere in India, on board ships and Submarines or abroad as deemed necessary by the service.
The initial basic training for the sailors are given at INS Chilka, located at Khurda District of Orissa. This is followed by further training at various Naval Establishments all over the country. Prior to release from service sailors are also given pre-release courses to enable them to settle down in civil life.
The Branch and trade structure allotted to sailors are :
• Executive
As a sailor of the executive branch, one will be involved with operating
the state-of-art weapons, navigational systems, communication sets, diving
equipment etc. Duties of the sailors from the executive branch include
a thorough training in the art of seamanship operating weapon and sensors,
look-out duties and boat work. Besides these general duties they can obtain
qualification in any one of the disciplines of Gunnery & Missiles,
Antisubmarine warfare, Navigation and Direction, Diving, Survey, Physical
Trainer, Regulating, Logistics and Communication.
• Electrical
As an electrical sailor, one have the responsibility of upkeep and maintenance
of all electrical, electronics and weapons equipment of the Navy. Their
job onboard ships and submarines is good as supplying and maintaining
power to mini township.
• Engineering
The sailor of Engineering branch are technicians and highly trained mechanics
who pride themselves on keeping propulsion & auxiliary system running
smoothly be it the engines, the weapon system, the aircraft or the machinery
systems. Sailors of this branch is also trained in Nuclear, Biological,
Chemical Warfare & Damage Control including fire fighting.
• Aviation
Aviation branch comprises of specialist sailors who are trained to maintain
and handle different type of aircraft operating in the Navy- whether onboard
ship or ashore.
• Submarine
Those who have exclusive challenge of operating below the surface of the
oceans in the highly technical, powerful submarines can join as sailors
of Submarine branch . Submarine sailors are taken from various branches
subject to their volunteering and clearing the aptitude test and the Submarine
and Aviation medical standards.
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