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**Buyemae** · 06-07-2012, 04:53 PM

Indian naval attaché, Commodore level officer, based in Washington DC is scheduled to represent the Indian Navy as an “observer” at the RIMPAC 2012 exercises that began on June 27 and will continue till August 7.
In a statement in Hawaii on Wednesday, Vice-Admiral Gerald Beaman, the chief of the US Navy’s Third Fleet and the commander of RIMPAC 2012 said: “It is going to be very significant and the main reason we are building these maritime partnerships during the RIMPAC exercises is exactly why we want to maintain our relationship with India, to help provide stable and secure international commerce through the sea-lanes…Our relationship with India will remain significant during the coming years.”

The Indian Navy believes that participating in such exercises helps it keep abreast of modern trends in naval warfare. RIMPAC 2012, for example, is showcasing what has come to be called “the great green fleet”.

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Buyemae Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 607 Senior Member	Indian Navy commodore to attend RIMPAC 2012 exercises Indian naval attaché, Commodore level officer, based in Washington DC is scheduled to represent the Indian Navy as an “observer” at the RIMPAC 2012 exercises that began on June 27 and will continue till August 7. In a statement in Hawaii on Wednesday, Vice-Admiral Gerald Beaman, the chief of the US Navy’s Third Fleet and the commander of RIMPAC 2012 said: “It is going to be very significant and the main reason we are building these maritime partnerships during the RIMPAC exercises is exactly why we want to maintain our relationship with India, to help provide stable and secure international commerce through the sea-lanes…Our relationship with India will remain significant during the coming years.” The Indian Navy believes that participating in such exercises helps it keep abreast of modern trends in naval warfare. RIMPAC 2012, for example, is showcasing what has come to be called “the great green fleet”.
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