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First Training Squadron
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Ships of First Training Squadron, comprising of INS Tir, Sujata and CGS Sarathi, arrived in Kuwait

| @indiablooms | Oct 06, 2022, at 10:45 pm

New York: The ships of First Training Squadron (1TS) comprising  INS Tir, Sujata and CGS Sarathi arrived at Port Al-Shuwaikh, Kuwait on Oct 4.

The ships are deployed in the Persian Gulf as part of their training deployment.

The ships were accorded a warm welcome by senior officers of the Kuwaiti Naval forces, Border Guard and the Embassy of India officials besides school children. The three-day port call includes professional engagements, cross ship visits, community outreach and social interactions, read the government statement.

The ships of 1TS, based at Kochi, are part of the Southern Naval Command, Indian Navy’s Training Command.

The deployment of 1TS is aimed at exposing the trainees towards conduct of various evolutions at sea and port familiarisation. The present deployment also provides an opportunity in exposing the trainees to the sociopolitical, military and maritime linkages of India with friendly countries in our maritime neighbourhood.

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