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INS Sahyadri, Kamorta participate in maritime review in Singapore
Warships from around the world gathered at Changi Naval Base on Monday as Singapore hosted its first International Maritime Review. INS Sahyadri was part of the land review, while INS Kamorta was part of the sea review. Both ships had earlier participated in the pre-IMR multi-national group sail.
Visakhapatnam: Warships from around the world gathered at Changi Naval Base on Monday as Singapore hosted its first International Maritime Review. INS Sahyadri was part of the land review, while INS Kamorta was part of the sea review. Both ships had earlier participated in the pre-IMR multi-national group sail.
The proceedings included a parade, a land review and a sea review, involving 46 warships and four aircrafts from 21 countries, including Singapore.The review was part of the Republic of Singapore Navy's 50 anniversary celebrations. President Tony Tan Keng Yam, who reviewed the warships, said the maritime review “marks the coming of age” of Singapore's navy, and is “testament to the strong friendships and extensive network Singapore enjoys across the world”.
