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Home›Training & Education›Sri Lanka: TRINEX Exercise Kicks Off
Training & Education

April 3, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Sri Lanka: TRINEX Exercise Kicks Off

The Trincomalee Naval Exercise (TRINEX) commenced on 1st April 2014. It is conducted in Trincomalee to enhance the professionalism of the Sri Lanka Navy fleet units and to provide training exposure to the Officer Under Trainees at the Naval and Maritime Academy (NMA). The exercise is being held in

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The Trincomalee Naval Exercise (TRINEX) commenced on 1st April 2014. It is conducted in Trincomalee to enhance the professionalism of the Sri Lanka Navy fleet units and to provide training exposure to the Officer Under Trainees at the Naval and Maritime Academy (NMA).

The exercise is being held in the Eastern Naval Area under the direction of the Commander Eastern Naval Area (COMEAST) and the supervision of the Flag Officer Commanding the Naval Fleet (FOCNF). It will enable fleet units to rehearse and enhance their own skills in order to gain from each other’s experience.

The four-day exercise is held in two phases consisting of harbour and sea training. It is structured to ensure maximum training value to the participants. The harbour training will be focused on gaining theoretical knowledge and practical preparation for the exercise while Station Keeping by Distance Line (SKBDL), Jack Stay Transfer, Sea Firing, Man Over Board (MOB) Drills, Visual & Voice Communication Practice, Towing and Visit Board Search & Seize (VBSS) will be conducted during the exercise at sea.

SLN’s Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) SLNS ‘Samudura’ and SLNS ‘Sagara’, Fast Missile Vessels (FMVs) SLNS ‘Suranimala’ and SLNS ‘Nandimithra’, Landing Ship Tank (LST) SLNS ‘Shakthi, SLNS ‘Ranawickrama’, SLNS ‘Ranajaya’ and SLNS ‘Weeraya’ belonging to the 3rd Fast Gun Boat Squadron (FBG3) and 6 Fast Attack Craft (FACs) belonging to the 4th Fast Attack Craft Flotilla (FAF4) are taking part in the exercise, which will conclude on April 4th.

[mappress] Press Release, April 3, 2014; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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