Panaji: The three-day wargame between the British Carrier Strike Group (CSG) and the Indian Navy began in Bengal Bay.
Maritime partnership exercises between the Indian Navy and the Kingdom Navy will see two navies that carry out various multi-ship maritime evolution, air, sea and sub-surface, and close-quarter maneuvers, the UK High Commission said.
This exercise allows both navies to advance their interoperability and cooperation ahead of the same maritime training later this year.
As many as 10 ships, two submarines, around 20 aircraft and nearly 4,000 personnel participated in maritime training.
Carrier Strike Group.
“This is a month that will see the Kingdom Navy and the Indian Navy meet and work together in two seats – starting in the Indian Ocean when the British carrier strike group arrived for the first of several exercises and events.
Then this summer, both of them will Participate in separate exercises in the Atlantic Ocean, “said the first sea sea, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin.
Radinin described the spread as a sign of strength and significance of the growing relationship between the two navies.
“As HMS Queen Elizabeth and his parent strike group crossed the Indian Ocean, it was only natural that we had to exercise with the Indian Navy,” said Commodore Steve Moorhouse, commander of the aircraft group strike group.
Indian warships will also exercise with the Kingdom Navy off the British coast in August.
Three-day naval exercises between the British Carrier Group, Indian Navy at Bay of Bengal
