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Defense of Kutch. These were subsequently used by India in
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1001:Indian Navy
892:Arabian Sea
641:War of 1971
636:War of 1965
325:1 submarine
255:Indian Navy
199:S. M. Anwar
116: /
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2432:Categories
2083:Parliament
2056:Leadership
1869:8 November
1681:8 November
1614:8 November
1395:References
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1194:Commander
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1354:PNS
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1261:INS
1224:Porbandar
1214:Aftermath
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134:Aftermath
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1338:See also
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705:2014–15
553:Air War
517:Ichogil
451:Gujarat
338:unknown
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