Naghdi and her sister ship Bayandor(81) arrived at The Ship Repair Facility in Guam on 10 April 1970 for an overhaul that took six months and costed Iran $1–1.5m. In the way home, the two made port calls to Subie Bay, Singapore, Colombo, Sri Lanka and Cochin, India.[3] An alleged dump of 50,000 gallons of fuel in the sea by the ships prior to the repair stirred a local controversy.[4] The two undergone another major repair in the same base in 1978.[5]
During the Iran–Iraq War (1980–1988), her home port was in Bushehr Naval Base along with her three sister ships.[6]
Naghdi, her sister Bayandor and the amphibious ship Tonb(513) of the 50th naval group decked at Colombo, Sri Lanka and Mumbai, India during a multi-purpose anti-piracy, flag and training mission that started on 30 January 2018 and ended on 17 March 2018.[7]
^Gardiner, Robert; Chumbley, Stephen; Budzbon, Przemysaw, eds. (1996), "Iran", Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1947–1995, Conway Maritime Press, p. 184, ISBN978-1557501325
^"6 Month Stay: Iranian Ships Depart Guam", Pacific Daily News, Agana Heights, Guam, p. 26, 26 September 1970
^Go, Janet (30 April 1970), "The Log: Iranian Ships", Pacific Daily News, Agana Heights, Guam, p. 21
^Murphy, Joe (26 September 1978), "Pipe Dream", Pacific Daily News, Agana Heights, Guam, p. 18
^Razoux, Pierre (2015). The Iran-Iraq War. Translated by Nicholas Elliott. Harvard University Press. Appendix D, p. 528. ISBN978-0-674-91571-8.
^Nadimi, Farzin (April 2020), (PDF), The Washington Institute for Near East Policy (Policy Focus), no. 164, Appendix E: IRIN’s Long-range Task Forces And Naval Visits Abroad, pp. 64–74, archived from the original (PDF) on 4 May 2020, retrieved 15 July 2020
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iris, naghdi, naghdi, persian, نقدی, bayandor, class, corvette, islamic, republic, iran, navy, serving, southern, fleet, launched, 1963, commissioned, into, fleet, 1964, naghdi, transferred, iran, united, states, under, mutual, assistance, program, naghdi, 196. Naghdi Persian نقدی is a Bayandor class corvette of the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy serving in the Southern Fleet Launched in 1963 and commissioned into the fleet in 1964 Naghdi was transferred to Iran by the United States under the Mutual Assistance Program 1 Naghdi c 1969HistoryIranNameNaghdiNamesakeLtCdr Nasrollah NaghdiOperatorImperial Iranian Navy Islamic Republic of Iran NavyBuilderLevingston Shipbuilding CompanyLaid down12 September 1962Launched10 October 1963Commissioned22 July 1964Refit1970 1978 1988 2009IdentificationPennant number 82 IMO number 6125569 Code letters EQANStatusIn active serviceGeneral characteristics as built Class and typeBayandor class corvetteDisplacement914 tons standard 1 153 tons full loadLength84 m 276 ft Beam10 1 m 33 ft Draft3 1 m 10 ft Speed20 knots 37 km h Range2 400 nmi 4 000 km at 18 knots 33 km h 4 800 nmi 9 000 km at 12 knots 22 km h Complement140Notes 1 2 Contents 1 Service history 2 See also 3 References 4 External linksService history EditNaghdi and her sister ship Bayandor 81 arrived at The Ship Repair Facility in Guam on 10 April 1970 for an overhaul that took six months and costed Iran 1 1 5m In the way home the two made port calls to Subie Bay Singapore Colombo Sri Lanka and Cochin India 3 An alleged dump of 50 000 gallons of fuel in the sea by the ships prior to the repair stirred a local controversy 4 The two undergone another major repair in the same base in 1978 5 During the Iran Iraq War 1980 1988 her home port was in Bushehr Naval Base along with her three sister ships 6 Naghdi her sister Bayandor and the amphibious ship Tonb 513 of the 50th naval group decked at Colombo Sri Lanka and Mumbai India during a multi purpose anti piracy flag and training mission that started on 30 January 2018 and ended on 17 March 2018 7 See also Edit Iran portalList of Imperial Iranian Navy vessels in 1979 List of current ships of the Islamic Republic of Iran NavyReferences Edit a b Saunders Stephen Philpott Tom eds 2015 Iran IHS Jane s Fighting Ships 2015 2016 Jane s Fighting Ships 116th Revised ed Coulsdon IHS Jane s p 394 ISBN 9780710631435 OCLC 919022075 Gardiner Robert Chumbley Stephen Budzbon Przemysaw eds 1996 Iran Conway s All the World s Fighting Ships 1947 1995 Conway Maritime Press p 184 ISBN 978 1557501325 6 Month Stay Iranian Ships Depart Guam Pacific Daily News Agana Heights Guam p 26 26 September 1970 Go Janet 30 April 1970 The Log Iranian Ships Pacific Daily News Agana Heights Guam p 21 Murphy Joe 26 September 1978 Pipe Dream Pacific Daily News Agana Heights Guam p 18 Razoux Pierre 2015 The Iran Iraq War Translated by Nicholas Elliott Harvard University Press Appendix D p 528 ISBN 978 0 674 91571 8 Nadimi Farzin April 2020 Iran s Evolving Approach to Asymmetric Naval Warfare Strategy and Capabilities in the Persian Gulf PDF The Washington Institute for Near East Policy Policy Focus no 164 Appendix E IRIN s Long range Task Forces And Naval Visits Abroad pp 64 74 archived from the original PDF on 4 May 2020 retrieved 15 July 2020External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to IRIS 82 Naghdi ship 1964 Naghdi 6125569 Miramar Ship Index Profile at Navsource Naval History Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title IRIS Naghdi 82 amp oldid 1135226088, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
