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Get ready for the most awaited Milan 2024 Sea Phase! A breathtaking display of multi-domain operations, reinforcing maritime security and stability in the Indian Ocean Region #IOR from 24-27 Feb 2024 Off #Visakhapatnam. The Countdown begins! #HarKaamDeshKeNaam #ENC
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PTI | Visakhapatnam | Updated: 25-02-2024 21:29 IST | Created: 25-02-2024 21:29 IST
The sea phase of MILAN - 2024, a biennale multi-national naval exercise hosted by the Eastern Naval Command of the Indian Navy kicked off in a display of cooperation among the vessels and aircraft of friendly foreign nations, an official release on Sunday said. The sea phase, which is a high intensity segment of the event which encompasses air, surface and undersea domains commenced yesterday, showcased naval prowess.
''Day two of the sea phase witnessed a harmonious blend of mutual understanding and interoperability as participating ships operated collaboratively in the Bay of Bengal,'' said the ENC in the press release.
The multi-national nature of the operations fostered camaraderie and deepened understanding of each other's operational philosophies and procedures.
Advanced exercises covering all the three dimensions of maritime warfare are part of the sea phase, with activities such as weapons firing against surface and high speed aerial targets, anti-submarine warfare, cross deck landings and carrier operations.
Other activities included seamanship evolutions such as replenishment at sea, mirroring the commitment to enhance maritime capabilities and fostering international cooperation.
''The MILAN - 2024 sea phase serves as a testament to the commitment of participating nations towards promoting peace, stability, and interoperability in the maritime domain. As the exercise progresses, the world witnesses a united front of naval forces actively building bridges and strengthening global maritime security,'' said the press release.
Scheduled from February 24 to 27, the sea phase involves the participation of 15 ships and one aircraft from friendly foreign countries and Indian Naval ships, submarines and aircraft.
Indian aircraft carriers Vikramaditya and Vikrant are also participating in the naval exercises, which cover all domains of maritime warfare such as surface, sub-surface and air.
Complex and advanced exercises aimed at consolidating interoperability and enhancing mutual understanding to operate as a combined task force at sea is also a goal of MILAN- 2024.
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Milan 2024 Sea Phase Displays Major Naval Collaboration
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| Aircraft Launches from INS Vikrant during MILAN-2024 () |
The theme of the exercise is “Forging Naval Alliances for a Secure Maritime Future.” (ANI)
Visakhapatnam: The sea phase of Milan 2024 as part of the biennial naval exercise kicked off here with a major display of cooperation among ships and aircraft from friendly foreign nations alongside the Indian Navy.
The exercises continued on the second day on Sunday. The high-intensity sea phase, spanning air, surface and undersea domains, commenced a day ago with a powerful showcase of naval prowess.
The day-2 witnessed a harmonious blend of mutual understanding and interoperability as participating ships operated collaboratively in the Bay of Bengal. The multinational nature of the operations not only fostered camaraderie but also deepened the understanding of each other's operational philosophies and procedures, its organisers said.
Participants in Sea Phase Milan 2024 engaged themselves in a series of advanced exercises, covering all three dimensions of maritime warfare. These activities included weapon firings against surface and high-speed aerial targets, anti-submarine warfare, cross-deck landings, carrier operations and seamanship evolutions such as replenishment at sea.
The tempo of operations steadily increased over the past two days, reflecting the commitment to enhancing maritime capabilities and fostering international cooperation, an official release said.
“The sea phase also serves as a testament to the commitment of participating nations towards promoting peace, stability, and interoperability in the maritime domain. As the exercise progressed, the world witnessed a united front of naval forces actively building bridges and strengthening global maritime security. Around 20 foreign ships are participating in the exercise.”
The sea phase would end on March 27 and the concluding ceremony on the same day will likely see the presence of defense minister Rajnath Singh on a fresh visit as chief guest.
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