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Maritime Partnership Exercise with Royal Australian Navy Conclude in the Bay of Bengal
Maritime Partnership Exercise with Royal Australian Navy Conclude in the Bay of Bengal

Maritime Partnership Exercise with Royal Australian Navy Conclude in the Bay of Bengal

By PIB Delhi

A Maritime Partnership Exercise involving Royal Australian Navy(RAN) ships HMAS Adelaide and HMAS Anzac and Indian Navy Ships Jalashwa and Kavaratti, along with their embarked helicopters, were held in the Bay of Bengal from 02 to 03 Nov 2022. The exercises included tactical manoeuvres, helicopter landings, and amphibious operations, which signified the high degree of interoperability between IN and RAN.

RAN ships HMAS Adelaide and HMAS Anzac visited Visakhapatnam from 30 Oct to 01 Nov 2022. This was part of Australia’s Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2022 (IPE 22). The Australian Defence Force was hosted by the Eastern Naval Command. Ships of the Indian Navy’s Eastern Fleet as also personnel from the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force participated in various joint activities.

The harbour phase included a wide range of professional interactions, including experience sharing, joint planning activities, and friendly sports exchanges. The successful completion of the exercise marks another milestone in the growing India-Australia military interactions.

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