On the afternoon of March 14, Ship 20 of Squadron 132, Brigade 172, Region 3 of the Navy docked at Da Nang port, ending the journey to participate in the 2024 MILAN Multilateral Naval Exercise in India and a friendly visit to Malaysia. .
Ship 20 is preparing to dock at Da Nang port to successfully complete the mission of participating in the 2024 MILAN Multilateral Naval Exercise in India and a friendly visit to Malaysia.
The working group was led by Colonel Doan Bao Anh, Deputy Commander of Region 3. With the theme “Friendship-Cohesion-Cooperation”, the 2024 MILAN Multilateral Naval Exercise has the participation of navies from 47 countries.
Rear Admiral Pham Manh Hung, Deputy Commander, Chief of Naval Staff and the delegation on Ship 20 represented the Vietnamese Navy at the opening of the exercise.
The exercise is divided into two phases, taking place at locations on the shore and in the coastal area east of Visakhapatnam city. At the dock stage, Vietnam’s Ship 20 participates in activities such as professional exchange, seagoing planning, maritime seminars, young officer exchanges, street parades, sports and cultural exchanges. chemistry…
Head of the port welcoming delegation.
During the exercise at sea, Ship 20 belongs to Tactical Group No. 3 and participates in formation mobilization, communication, rescuing people falling into the water, docking – checking suspected ships, and mobilizing supplies. at sea and campaigning to take pictures of the formation from the air.
The 2024 MILAN Multilateral Naval Exercise was a great success. Carrying out activities within the framework of the exercise, the Vietnamese Navy team coordinated and cooperated closely with other forces to well implement the proposed plans, ensuring absolute safety.
The Head of Region 3 Command awarded the ship’s commander 20 ocean sailor badges.
Previously, Ship 20 and the Vietnamese Navy delegation docked at Lumut port, Malaysia to visit and interact with the Royal Malaysian Navy.
Participating in the multilateral naval exercise MILAN in India and exchanges and courtesy visits with the Royal Malaysian Navy aims to continue to improve coordination and synergy in responding to common security challenges. maritime security while strengthening relations, cooperation, understanding and mutual trust between the armies and navies of countries for peace and stability in the region and the world.
The Head of Region 3 Command congratulated Ship 20 and the working group on successfully completing their foreign defense mission
