INS Ranvijay (D55)

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Career	Indian Navy

Commissioned:	15 January 1988
Fate:	Active
General characteristics
Displacement:	5000 Ton
Length:	147 m
Beam:	15.8 m
Draught:	5 m
Speed:	35 Knots
Range:	4000 miles
Complement:	320 (Including 35 Officers)
Armament:	8 Brahmos
Aircraft carried:	1 Ka-28 helicopter

INS Ranvijay (D55) is the last of the 5 Rajput class destroyer built for the Indian Navy. INS Ranvijay was commissioned on January 15, 1988. INS Ranvijay received the best ship of the Eastern Fleet Trophy for the year 2006-2007.[1]

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v • d • e Ship classes of the Indian Navy

Aircraft Carriers	INS Viraat · Vikramaditya class^† · Vikrant class^†

Destroyers	Delhi class · Rajput class · Kolkata class^†

Frigates	Talwar class · Brahmaputra class · Godavari class · Nilgiri (Leander) class · Shivalik class^† ·

Corvettes	Kora class · Khukri class · Veer (Tarantul) class · Abhay (Pauk) class · Project 28^†

Submarines	Sindhughosh (Kilo) class · Shishumar class · Foxtrot class · Advanced Technology Vessel^{† *} · Scorpène* class^†

Amphibious Warfare Ships	INS Jalashva · Shardul class · Magar class · Polnocny class · Nicobar class

Patrol craft	Sukanya class · Bangaram class · Trinkat class · Makar class · Super Dvora Mk.II class · Seaward defence boats · Car Nicobar class^†

Minesweepers	Pondicherry class · INS Mahé

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