Dhruv Indian Navy

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The HAL Dhruv Helicopter is an utility helicopter developed and manufactured HAL is designed to meet the requirement of both military and civil operators which include transport, utility, reconnaissance and medical evacuation variants.

Variants
Military variants
Mk.1
The initial configuration with a conventional cockpit with mechanical gauges and Turbomeca TM 333-2B2 turboshaft engines. A total of 56 have been delivered to the Indian military. Manufacturing began in 2001.

Mk.2
Similar to the Mk.1, except has the newer HAL-IAI glass cockpit. A total of 20 have been delivered to the Indian military. Manufacturing began in 2007.

Mk.3
An improved version equipped with Shakti engines, new electronic warfare (EW) suite and warning systems, automatic chaff and flare dispensers, and improved vibration control system.[108] The first batch were inducted into service in 2012.

Mk.4
Also known as Dhruv-WSI (Weapons System Integrated) or HAL Rudra

Civil variants
Dhruv (C)
Also known as ALH-Civil, a Turbomeca TM333-2B2-powered 12-seat helicopter, type certificate issued on 31 October 2003.

Dhruv (CFW)
A Turbomeca TM333-2B2-powered 12-seat helicopter fitted with wheels, type certificate issued on 20 April 2005.

Dhruv (CS)
A Turbomeca TM333-2B2-powered 12-seat helicopter fitted with skids, type certificate issued on 30 July 2004.

Garuda Vasudha
A Dhruv outfitted with a heliborne geophysical survey system (HGSS)