Indian Navy participates in 5th 'AUSINDEX-23' held in Australia

Indian Navy participates in 5th 'AUSINDEX-23' held in Australia

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Category : Defense Published on: August 29 2023

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  • From August 22 to 25, 2023, the 5th edition of the biennial AUSINDEX maritime exercise occurred in Sydney, Australia, conducted collaboratively by the Indian Navy and the Royal Australian Navy.
  • Indian Navy and Royal Australian Navy (RAN) jointly organized the exercise.
  • The participating ships included INS Sahyadri, INS Kolkata from the Indian Navy, and HMAS Choules and HMAS Brisbane from RAN
  • The exercise not only involved ships and their helicopters but also fighter aircraft and maritime patrol aircraft.
  • Over the course of 4 days, AUSINDEX involved a series of complex exercises covering all three maritime operational domains.
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