A joint maritime exercise called ‘Austhai 09’ conducted by the Australian Navy and Royal Thai Navy has begun in the waters off Sattahip, Gulf of Thailand.
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The Australian Navy’s Adelaide Class guided-missile-armed frigate HMAS Darwin participated in the exercise and will operate along with the Thai missile corvette, HTMS Rattanakosin and the frigate HTMS Kririrat.
As part of the one-week exercise both navies will practise core mariner and warfare skills including seamanship, anti-submarine warfare, anti-air warfare, maritime interdiction operations and anti-surface warfare.
The exercise is aimed to promote interoperability between the maritime forces of Australia and Thailand and enhance the proficiency in core mariner skills, professional standards and safety.
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