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Appendix ‘B’ (Refers to Para 15 of Part I) DISTRIBUTION LIST OF BOATS FOR INWTCs AND TRAINING ESTABLISHMENTS Optimist Laser Laser Laser 470 420 29er 49er Laser BIC Boats 4.7 Radial Standard Bahia NOVA (Rigs only) SNO Consignee 1 The Officer-in-Charge 04 boats 04 boats 04 rigs 04 boats 04 boats 04 boats 04 INWTC (Mb) boards Pilot Bunder Road Colaba, Mumbai- 400005 2 The Commanding 04 boats 04 boats 04 rigs 02 boats 04 boats 04 Officer boards (For O i/C INWTC ) Naval Base INS Circars Visakhapatanam 3 The Officer-in-Charge 04 boats 08 boats 04 rigs 02 boats 02 boats 04 boats 04 INWTC(K) boards C/o Seamanship School Naval Base Kochi-682004 4 The Officer-in-Charge 04 boats 04 rigs 02 boats 06 INWTC(GNA) boards c/o INS Gomantak Vasco-da-Gama Goa 403802 5 The Officer-in-Charge 04 boats 04 boats 02 rigs 04 boats 04 INWTC(PB) boards INS Jarawa Port blair 6 The Officer-in-Charge 04 boats 04 boats 02 rigs 04 boats 04 INWTC(KARWAR) boards c/o INS Kadamba Naval Base Karwar 581301 7 The Officer-in-Charge 05 boats 32 boats 02 boats 02 boats 04 boats 04 MWTC boards INA EZHIMALA Kannur, Kerala 8 The Commanding 06 boats Officer INS Chilka, Orissa 20 boats 05 boats 60 boats 20 rigs 04 boats 06 boats 06 boats 04 boats 30 boats 30 Total only boards SL WTC LOCATION FAX NOs 1 INWTC(MB) Pilot Bunder road 022- LIST OF Mumbai 22154011 INWTCs 2 INWTC(V) INS Circars, Vizag 0891- 2577527 3 INWTC(K) Naval Base Kochi 0484- 2876717 4 INWTC(GNA) INS Gomantak, Goa 0832- 2513643 5 INWTC(MANDOVI) INS Mandovi, Verem, 0832- Goa 2513643 6 INWTC(HAMLA) Marve road Malad, 022- Mumbai 28445390 7 INWTC(SHIVAJI) INS Shivaji, 021- 14284701 8 INWTC(PB) INS Jarawa 03192- 232646 9 INWTC(KARWAR) INS Kadamba, Karwar 08382- 263618 10 INWTC(EZHIMALA) Naval Academy 04985- 224136 11 INWTC(VALSURA) INS Valsura 0288- 2522053 12 INWTC(CHILKA) INS Chilka 06756- 257285 13 INWTC(KOLKATTA) INS Netaji Subhash 0332- 2420205 14 INWTC(KARDIP) Kardeep 03193- 263303 15 INWTC (KAVARATTI) INS Dweeprakshak, 04869- Kavaratti 262299 16 INWTC (ADYAR) INS Adyar, Chennai 044- 25391389 17 INWTC (KALINGA) INS Kalinga, Vizag 0893- 228888 18 INWTC INS Dronacharya, 0454- LIST OF INWTCs SL WTC OI/C MOB NO 1 INWTC(MB) 2 INWTC(V) 3 INWTC(K) 4 INWTC(GNA) 5 INWTC(MANDOVI) 6 INWTC(HAMLA) 7 INWTC(SHIVAJI) 8 INWTC(PB) 9 INWTC(KARWAR) 10 INWTC(EZHIMALA) 11 INWTC(VALSURA) 12 INWTC(CHILKA) 13 INWTC(KOLKATTA) 14 INWTC(KARDIP) 15 INWTC (KAVARATTI) 16 INWTC (ADYAR) 17 INWTC (KALINGA) 18 INWTC (DRONACHARYA) 19 INWTC (DWARKA) 20 INWTC (DWARKA - II) 21 INWTC (KARANJA) 22 OFFSHORE SAILING CLUB (KOCHI) 23 HQ WNC 24 HQ ENC 25 HQ SNC 26 HQ ANC.

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