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

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Category : Defense Published on: November 08 2022

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Indian and Royal Australian Navies concluded the maritime partnership exercise, which was held in the Bay of Bengal.
The exercise involved Australian ships HMAS Adelaide and HMAS Anzac and Indian Navy Ships Jalashwa and Kavaratti along with their embarked helicopters and took place from November 2-3.
The Australian Defence Forces were hosted by the Eastern Naval Command and ships of the Indian Navy’s Eastern Fleet.
This was part of Australia’s Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2022 (IPE 22).

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