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Home›Training & Education›US, Singapore start their most complex maneuver off Guam

The US and Republic of Singapore navies met in Guam for the beginning of Pacific Griffin 2019, the two nations’ most advanced naval training.

The two-week maritime exercise starts September 27 and will take place in the waters near Guam.

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The exercise is an extension of the longstanding bilateral engagement, Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT), which the two navies have exercised annually since 1995.

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US Navy Capt. Matthew Jerbi, commodore, Destroyer Squadron 7, said the exercise was an ideal venue to focus on challenging training.

“Pacific Griffin 2019 provides a great opportunity for our two navies, who work together throughout the year, to raise the standard of excellence even higher.”

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US, Singapore start their most complex maneuver off Guam

The US and Republic of Singapore navies met in Guam for the beginning of Pacific Griffin 2019, the two nations’ most advanced naval training. The two-week maritime exercise starts September 27 and will take place in the waters near Guam. The exercise is an extension of the longstanding bilateral eng

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