Myanmar Navy Conducts Sea Shield 2019 Exercise
25 Maret 2019
Combined fleet exercise-Sea Shield 2019 (photo : Min Aung Hlaing)
Tatmadaw (Navy) launches Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield 2019 off Coco Island
Tatmadaw (Navy) launched Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield 2019 off Coco Island on March 18, attended by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services, the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services reported.
“The naval fleet exercise is conducted every four months. The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield is launched every year. A team of navy seals conducted a drill in which they approached an enemy-occupied merchant ship on board the four fast combat boats and three helicopters, captured the ship,and rescued the hostages. Our exercise record becomes better. It is cooperated by the air force. Our mission becomes faster and more effective. War vessels performed exercises to prevent danger of enemy’s submarine and airstrikes of enemy, open fire of anti-submarine mines and torpedoes for prevention of surprised attacks from fast combat vessels of enemy,” said Chief of Staff (Navy) Commodore Moe Aung.
UMS Anawratha 771 firing C-801 missile (photo : IndoPacific SCS Info)
war vessels performed exercises to prevent danger of enemy’s submarine and airstrikes of enemy, open fire of anti-submarine mines and torpedoes for prevention of surprised attacks from fast combat vessels of enemy, change marching formation to avoid airstrikes, deploy war vessels to combat the fast vessel of enemy with attacks, conduct counter-shooting to long-range guided missiles of enemy with the use of weapon systems from own vessels, and took practices of opening collective fire of mix caliber artilleries, exercises of electronic warfare, firing of rockets and shooting of large artilleries.
UMS Bayinnaung 772 corvettes (photo : IndoPacific SCS Info)
After the combat exercise, two war vessels participated in one more exercise namely the Underway Replenishment At Sea, aimed at re-supplying fuel, water, rations and ammunition among war vessels to one another.
1667 officers and other ranks and 29 different kinds of war vessels participated in the naval exercise.
UMS Tabinshwehti 773 corvettes (photo : IndoPacific SCS Info)
The launching war and practice of opening fire at sea will be conducted from March 3 to 18, announced by the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services on February 27.
The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield has been launched since 2014 and now it will be the fifth. The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield that was last launched was in 2017. Since then it lasted for nine days from March 23 to 31.
Sin Phyushin F14 frigates (photo : IndoPacific SCS Info)
The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield has been held since 2014 with the aim of controlling warfare skillfully in four operation fields through three readiness of the naval vessels in order to strengthen sovereignty in the territorial waters and airspace, according to the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services.
The last naval exercise conducted in 2017 was the fourth one in which 28 war vessels of different kinds, helicopters and more than 1,400 officers and other ranks.
(Eleven Myanmar)
Tatmadaw (Navy) launches Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield 2019 off Coco Island
Tatmadaw (Navy) launched Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield 2019 off Coco Island on March 18, attended by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services, the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services reported.
“The naval fleet exercise is conducted every four months. The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield is launched every year. A team of navy seals conducted a drill in which they approached an enemy-occupied merchant ship on board the four fast combat boats and three helicopters, captured the ship,and rescued the hostages. Our exercise record becomes better. It is cooperated by the air force. Our mission becomes faster and more effective. War vessels performed exercises to prevent danger of enemy’s submarine and airstrikes of enemy, open fire of anti-submarine mines and torpedoes for prevention of surprised attacks from fast combat vessels of enemy,” said Chief of Staff (Navy) Commodore Moe Aung.
war vessels performed exercises to prevent danger of enemy’s submarine and airstrikes of enemy, open fire of anti-submarine mines and torpedoes for prevention of surprised attacks from fast combat vessels of enemy, change marching formation to avoid airstrikes, deploy war vessels to combat the fast vessel of enemy with attacks, conduct counter-shooting to long-range guided missiles of enemy with the use of weapon systems from own vessels, and took practices of opening collective fire of mix caliber artilleries, exercises of electronic warfare, firing of rockets and shooting of large artilleries.
After the combat exercise, two war vessels participated in one more exercise namely the Underway Replenishment At Sea, aimed at re-supplying fuel, water, rations and ammunition among war vessels to one another.
1667 officers and other ranks and 29 different kinds of war vessels participated in the naval exercise.
The launching war and practice of opening fire at sea will be conducted from March 3 to 18, announced by the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services on February 27.
The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield has been launched since 2014 and now it will be the fifth. The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield that was last launched was in 2017. Since then it lasted for nine days from March 23 to 31.
The Combined Fleet Exercise-Sea Shield has been held since 2014 with the aim of controlling warfare skillfully in four operation fields through three readiness of the naval vessels in order to strengthen sovereignty in the territorial waters and airspace, according to the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services.
The last naval exercise conducted in 2017 was the fourth one in which 28 war vessels of different kinds, helicopters and more than 1,400 officers and other ranks.
(Eleven Myanmar)
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