New Delhi: The fifth edition of the Indian-Japanese maritime bilateral practice (Jimex) will be carried out in the Arab Sea from October 6-8.
JIMEX-21 aims to develop a joint understanding of operational procedures and improve inter-operations through the behavior of many advanced exercises, throughout the spectrum of maritime operations.
Multi-faceted tactical exercises involving weapons dismissal, cross-deck helicopter operations and complex words, anti-submarine and training of air warfare will consolidate coordination developed by two navies, the defense ministry informed in a statement.
Missile was built with the Problem Stealth Destroyer ‘Kochi’ and the missile frigate guided ‘TEG’, under the command of Rear Admiral Ajay Kochhar, who is an officer of the flag that ordered a Western fleet will represent the Indian Navy.
Japanese maritime self-defense forces will be represented by JMSDF Kaga Ship, Helicopter Carrier of Izumo and Murasame Class Helicopters, Humbled Rudal Destruction, Led by Rear Admiral Ikeuchiizuru, Commander of the Flotila Escort – 3 (CCF-3).
In addition to the ship, the P8i long-term maritime patrol aircraft, the Dornier maritime patrol aircraft, an integral helicopter and MIG 29K fighter aircraft will also participate in training.
Naval cooperation between India and Japan has increased in scope and complexity for years.
JIMEX-21 will then increase the cooperation and confidence between two navies and strengthen the old friendship bond between the two countries, the Ministry of Defense received information.
This exercise will be carried out between the Indian Navy (in) and Japanese Maritime Defense Forces (JMSDF).
A series of JimEx exercises began in January 2012 with a special focus on maritime security cooperation.
The last edition of Jimex was carried out on September 2020.