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Home›Training & Education›Indian Navy Kicks Off Exercise Tropex 2014
Training & Education

February 14, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Indian Navy Kicks Off Exercise Tropex 2014

The Indian Navy has started their largest combat exercise called “Tropex”, which is taking place in the Bay of Bengal. Over 50 Indian warships are partaking in the exercise, including the flagship of the Indian Navy, INS Viraat, and nuclear submarine INS Chakra. The combined Eastern and Western Fl

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The Indian Navy has started their largest combat exercise called “Tropex”, which is taking place in the Bay of Bengal.

Over 50 Indian warships are partaking in the exercise, including the flagship of the Indian Navy, INS Viraat, and nuclear submarine INS Chakra.

The combined Eastern and Western Fleets are currently engaged in the “Tropex”, which will last for a month.

The exercise will be conducted against the backdrop of two completely networked fleets operating in a dense maritime environment.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, February 14, 2014; Image: Indian Navy

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