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Cadet's Handbook (Navy) Specialized Subject 1

Page 1: Title

• Cadet's Handbook (Navy) Specialized Subject 1

Page 2: Preface

• Establishment of NCC: National Cadet Corps (NCC) was established on 15 July 1948 under an Act of Parliament.

• Purpose: Aims to build character and leadership while promoting patriotism and national integration.

• Training Philosophy: Emphasis on practical training and adaptation to modern developments.

• New Syllabus: Implemented on 01 May 2019, focusing on making training cadet-friendly.

• Gratitude: Appreciation for the study team's efforts in creating the handbook.

Page 3: Acknowledgment

• Acknowledgment to various military personnel for their contributions to the handbook.

Page 4: Block Syllabus

• Overview of specialized subjects with total periods across three years:

  • Naval Orientation: 12 periods

  • Naval Communication: 9 periods

  • Navigation: 6 periods

  • Seamanship: 22 periods

  • Fire Fighting: 2 periods

  • Ship and Boat Modeling: 21 periods

  • Swimming: 18 periods

  • Total Periods: 90

Page 5: Index of Subjects

• Navigation of subject matter and page range for each subject area.

Page 6: Detailed Index

• Chapters, lessons, year, and page numbers for easy reference:

  • Naval Orientation: 4 lessons across pages 1-35

  • Naval Communication: 2 lessons on pages 36-38

  • Navigation: 3 lessons on pages 39-46

  • Seamanship: 6 lessons on pages 47-58

  • Fire Fighting, Flooding & Damage Control: 2 lessons on pages 59-64

  • Ship Modelling: 5 lessons on pages 65-69

  • Swimming: 2 lessons on pages 70-72

Page 7: Naval Orientation - Armed Forces and Navy Capsule

• Structure of Armed Forces: Includes Indian Army, Air Force, and Navy; serves under the President of India.

• Organization: Details on appointment hierarchy and commands.

Page 8: <Continuation of Naval Forces>

• Indian Air Force: Command structure and key appointments.

Page 9: History of Indian Navy

• Ancient Maritime History: Early advancements in navigation and defense strategies.

• Establishment of the Indian Navy: Transition from East India Company to the Indian Navy.

• Liberation of Goa: Key events leading to the independence and establishment of naval strengths.

Page 10: Status and Modernization of Indian Navy

• Modernization Efforts: Acquisition of ships and technological advancements.

Page 11: Gallantry Award Winners

• List of notable gallantry award winners from the Indian Navy.

Page 12: Integrated Headquarters of Ministry of Defense (Navy)

• Explanation of command structure and responsibilities.

Page 13: Ships and Rangers

• Organization and Roles: Command structure explained.

Page 14: Ship Organization

• Overview of department structure aboard an Indian Navy vessel.

Page 15: Types of Warships and Their Role

• Explanation of various classes of ships and their intended functions in naval operations.

Page 16: Naval Customs and Traditions

• Significance of Traditions: Cultural practices and their importance in naval life.

Page 17: Equivalent Ranks in Armed Forces

• Comparison of ranks across Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Page 18: Summary of Organizational Structure

• Brief overview of appointments and commands.

Page 19: Chapter 2 - EEZ, Maritime Security and Indian Coast Guard

• Definitions: Key maritime terms explained including EEZ, territorial waters, and international waters.

Page 20: Maritime Security: Aim & Objectives

• Necessity and focus on maritime security frameworks.

Page 21: Threat from Terrorism

• Overview of maritime terrorism attacks, historical references, and impacts on the security measures.

Page 22: Piracy and Armed Robbery

• Impact of piracy on maritime trade and economy; responses from naval forces.

Page 23: Coastal and Offshore Security

• Description of the frameworks established for safeguarding coastal waters.

Page 24: Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA)

• Importance of MDA and reporting mechanisms relevant to maritime safety.

Page 25: Indian Coast Guard Role

• Functions and responsibilities of the Indian Coast Guard regarding maritime safety.

Page 26: Entry into Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard and Merchant Navy

• Induction Procedures: Various modes available for entry into naval forces with eligibility criteria.

Page 27: Structure of Navy's Entry Modes

• Details of the different recruitment paths including educational qualifications.

Page 34: Chapter on Naval Campaigns

• Operation Vijay: Details of the naval campaign during the liberation of Goa.

Page 35: Indo-Pak War 1971 Overview

• Strategic conflict overview and engagements by the Indian Navy.

Page 36: Operation Cactus Overview

• Rescue operation details; significance in maritime security practices.

Page 42: Naval Communication Overview

• Explanation of essential communication practices and equipment used.

Page 44: Semaphore, Morse Code, and Flag Signaling

• Description and usage of phonetic alphabets and semaphore signaling described.

Page 46: Navigation Basics

• Fundamental navigation terms and instruments explained; essential for operations.

Page 48: Chart Work

• Significance of accurate navigation charts in maritime operations outlined.

Page 51: Winds and Tides

• Understanding the interaction between wind dynamics and tidal influences; critical for navigation.

Page 53: Introduction to Anchor Work

• Importance and techniques of anchoring; essential for naval operations.

Page 55: Rigging Capsule

• Overview of ropes, their types, and maintenance; crucial for operational safety.

Page 60: Parts of a Boat

• Components and functionality of whalers as used in naval operations.

Page 65: Types of Fire and Firefighting Methods

• Introduction to firefighting techniques and protocols relevant to naval settings.

Page 70: Damage, Flooding, and Control Measures

• Overview of response strategies in damage and flooding scenarios of vessels.

Page 71: Ship Modelling Capsule

• Educational aspect of model making in developing cadet skills and knowledge in naval training.