INS Sahyadri & INS Kiltan, the indigenously designed and built multi-role ships of the Indian Navy entered port of Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia on 12th September. The ships would be participating in the bilateral exercise 'Samudra Laksamana'.
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28TH Indo-Thai Corpat - Closing Ceremony
Royal Thai Navy Ship HTMS Kraburi, a Guided Missile Frigate commanded by Capt Bunpot Jaibunjong and a Naval Maritime Patrol Dornier aircraft of the 3rd Naval Area Command, Royal Thailand Navy, arrived at Port Blair today, on 13 September 2019 for the closing ceremony of the 28th cycle of the Indo-Thailand Coordinated Patrol (INDO-THAI CORPAT). Commodore R Vinod Kumar, officiating Naval Component Commander, Andaman & Nicobar Command, welcomed the RTN delegation led by Rear Admiral Wittanarat Gajaseni, Deputy Commander, 3rd Naval Area Command. The Planning Conference for the CORPAT was conducted on 05 September 2019 at Phuket, Thailand.
Indian Naval Ship Kesari, an amphibious Landing Ship Tank (Large), commanded by Commander Mukesh Tayal, along with Indian Naval Maritime Patrol Dornier aircraft, participated from the Indian Navy. During the sea phase of the CORPAT from 06 to 12 September 2019, units of both the navies undertook coordinated maritime patrolling in their respective sectors of the International Maritime Boundary Line. In addition, the participating ships and aircraft undertook joint exercises including Ship Boarding operations, Search and Rescue exercise, coordinated maneuvers at sea, etc. Upon arrival at Port Blair, Rear Admiral Wittanarat Gajaseni along with RTN delegates called on Maj Gen Beji Mathews, Chief of Staff at Headquarters Andaman and Nicobar Command. The subsequent programme includes debrief of the sea phase, sports fixtures, local sightseeing and professional interaction between naval personnel of both the nations.
Indian Naval assets have been increasingly deployed in recent times to address the main maritime concerns of the region. In addition, the Indian Navy has also been involved in assisting countries in the Indian Ocean Region with EEZ Surveillance, Search and Rescue and other capacity-building and capability-enhancement activities. The current deployment is in consonance with Indian Navy’s efforts to consolidate inter-operability and forge strong bonds of friendship across the seas.
The 28th cycle of Indo-Thai CORPAT seeks to underscore India’s peaceful presence and solidarity with friendly and harmonious countries towards ensuring good order in the maritime domain and to strengthen existing bonds between India and Thailand.
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Royal Thai Navy Ship HTMS Kraburi, a Guided Missile Frigate commanded by Capt Bunpot Jaibunjong and a Naval Maritime Patrol Dornier aircraft of the 3rd Naval Area Command, Royal Thailand Navy, arrived at Port Blair today, on 13 September 2019 for the closing ceremony of the 28th cycle of the Indo-Thailand Coordinated Patrol (INDO-THAI CORPAT). Commodore R Vinod Kumar, officiating Naval Component Commander, Andaman & Nicobar Command, welcomed the RTN delegation led by Rear Admiral Wittanarat Gajaseni, Deputy Commander, 3rd Naval Area Command. The Planning Conference for the CORPAT was conducted on 05 September 2019 at Phuket, Thailand.
Indian Naval Ship Kesari, an amphibious Landing Ship Tank (Large), commanded by Commander Mukesh Tayal, along with Indian Naval Maritime Patrol Dornier aircraft, participated from the Indian Navy. During the sea phase of the CORPAT from 06 to 12 September 2019, units of both the navies undertook coordinated maritime patrolling in their respective sectors of the International Maritime Boundary Line. In addition, the participating ships and aircraft undertook joint exercises including Ship Boarding operations, Search and Rescue exercise, coordinated maneuvers at sea, etc. Upon arrival at Port Blair, Rear Admiral Wittanarat Gajaseni along with RTN delegates called on Maj Gen Beji Mathews, Chief of Staff at Headquarters Andaman and Nicobar Command. The subsequent programme includes debrief of the sea phase, sports fixtures, local sightseeing and professional interaction between naval personnel of both the nations.
Indian Naval assets have been increasingly deployed in recent times to address the main maritime concerns of the region. In addition, the Indian Navy has also been involved in assisting countries in the Indian Ocean Region with EEZ Surveillance, Search and Rescue and other capacity-building and capability-enhancement activities. The current deployment is in consonance with Indian Navy’s efforts to consolidate inter-operability and forge strong bonds of friendship across the seas.
The 28th cycle of Indo-Thai CORPAT seeks to underscore India’s peaceful presence and solidarity with friendly and harmonious countries towards ensuring good order in the maritime domain and to strengthen existing bonds between India and Thailand.
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Sri Lankan navy ships SLNS Sindurala & SLNS Suranimila and INS Khukri, INS Sumedha & maritime patrol aircraft participated in the Sea Phase of SLINEX 2019.
Ooo la la. SLNS Suranimala has a main gun at the rear. Those Israelis are smart aren't they.
SLINEX 2019 concluded in the Bay of Bengal with the completion of Sea Phase on 12 Sep 19. Sri Lankan Navy & Indian Navy ships & MPAs carried out various coordinated maritime ops.
Ooo la la. SLNS Suranimala has a main gun at the rear. Those Israelis are smart aren't they.
SLINEX 2019 concluded in the Bay of Bengal with the completion of Sea Phase on 12 Sep 19. Sri Lankan Navy & Indian Navy ships & MPAs carried out various coordinated maritime ops.
HTMS Kraburi & MPA Dornier of the Roya lThai Navy (RTN) are in Port Blair on completion of Sea Phase for the closing ceremony of 28th Indo-Thai CORPAT. RTN delegation is led by RAdm Wittanarat Gajaseni, Deputy Commander, 3rd Naval Area Command.
Indian Navy & Royal Thai Navy units undertook coordinated Maritime Patrol & Joint Exercises during the Sea Phase. RTN delegates called on Maj Gen Beji Mathews, Chief of Staff at Headquarters Andaman and Nicobar Command.
Indian Navy & Royal Thai Navy units undertook coordinated Maritime Patrol & Joint Exercises during the Sea Phase. RTN delegates called on Maj Gen Beji Mathews, Chief of Staff at Headquarters Andaman and Nicobar Command.
Eastern Naval Command(ENC) accorded a warm welcome to Bangladesh Navy Ship(BNS) Somudra Avijan at Visakhapatnam today. On a four day goodwill visit, activities between the two navies include professional interaction & cross visits.
Demonstrating India’s warm ties with Namibia & commitment to enhance operational reach, maritime security and solidarity with friendly nations INS Tarkash arrived at Walvis Bay, Namibia.
INS Sahyadri, INS Kiltan of Indian Navy and KD Kelantan of Royal Malaysian Navy cast off from Sepanggar Naval Base for the sea phase of Exercise SAMUDRA LAKSAMANA-19. During the next two days, the two navies will conduct tactical manoeuvres in South China Sea.
Ex Maitree2019 : 12th edition of Indo-Thailand Joint Exercise will be conducted from 16-29 September 2019 at Umroi, Meghalaya. The exercise aims to share counter terrorism experience, enhance bilateral relations & defence cooperation.
IndianArmy and Royal Thailand Army contingents shared combat drills and weapon employment procedures for joint counter terrorism operations.
So many exercises all at once.
IndianArmy and Royal Thailand Army contingents shared combat drills and weapon employment procedures for joint counter terrorism operations.
So many exercises all at once.
Sea Phase of maiden SITMEX-19(Singapore India Thailand Maritime Exercise), between the Indian Navy(IN), Republic of Singapore Navy(RSN) & Royal Thai Navy(RTN) commenced in the Andaman Sea on 18th of September.
SITMEX-19 Enhancing IN-RSN-RTN Maritime Inter-operability. Exercises on 19th September included Compliant Cross Boarding operations VBSS between INS Ranvir, RSS Tenacious & HTMS Kraburi and Surface Target Shooting.
Ex Tsentr 2019 : The Donguz Ranges in Russia reverberated with the overwhelming firepower display of air force and Army.
Ex Maitree-2019 Indian Army & Royal Thailand Army Teams shared experiences and expertise in Subconventional Operations and Jungle Survival techniques required for combating terrorism.
In keeping with mutual benefit to enhance drills & procedures in countering terror Indian Army and Royal Thailand Army contingent practiced & shared expertise in House Clearing and Room Intervention drills.
In keeping with mutual benefit to enhance drills & procedures in countering terror Indian Army and Royal Thailand Army contingent practiced & shared expertise in House Clearing and Room Intervention drills.
Indian Navy's P8I on maiden deployment lands in Japan ahead of Malabar 2019 Exercise commencing 25 Sep 19.
