Indian Navy’s MILAN exercise to be held in Visakhapatnam from February 25

Indian Navy’s MILAN exercise to be held in Visakhapatnam from February 25

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Category : Defense Published on: February 25 2022

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The latest edition of the Indian Navy's multilateral exercise 'MILAN 2022' will be started from 25 February 22 in the 'City of Luck', Visakhapatnam.
‘MILAN 22’ is being conducted over a duration of 9 days in two phases with the harbour phase scheduled from 25 to 28 February and Sea Phase from 01 to 04 March.
The theme of the MILAN 2022 exercise is ‘Camaraderie – Cohesion – Collaboration’ which aims to project India as a responsible maritime power to the world at large.
The aim of the exercise is to hone operational skills, imbibe best practices and procedures, and enable doctrinal learning in the maritime domain, through professional interaction between friendly navies.

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