Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh on Friday carried out a detailed review of a recently-concluded theatre-level naval exercise involving large number of warships, submarines and aircraft over a vast geographical expanse in the Indian Ocean Region, officials said. Key elements of the Indian Army, the Indian Air Force and the Coast Guard were also part of the biennial exercise that was billed as the largest drill conducted by the Indian Navy to validate its concepts of war-fighting across the entire spectrum of warfare. Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh Admiral Singh presided over the debriefing of TROPEX-21 (Theatre Level Operational Readiness Exercise) at Kochi and it was attended by several top commanders of the force, the officials said. "The daylong review of the exercise by the Chief of the Naval Staff with all operational commanders examined the conduct of the exercise with the aim to draw lessons and to review doctrines and procedures along with a realistic audit of the depl...
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