who won the KAKADU-18 Cup in Australia?
options
1) India
2)Australia
3)new zealanad
4)none of the above
answer
1) India
Other details
Indian Navy has won the coveted KAKADU Cup
The Indian Navy has won the coveted Kakadu Cup 2018 in Australia as it participated in a multilateral maritime exercise involving 27 navies.
On Sunday, September 2 the teams participated in sports day where the Indian team dominated all the others to clinch the KAKADU18 Cup.
Kakadu exercise is a multilateral maritime engagement hosted by the Royal Australian Navy with support from the Royal Australian Air Force.
This biannual joint exercise which started in 1993, took place both ashore and at sea off the coast of Darwin.
The name Kakadu is derived from Kakadu National Park, a protected area in the northern territory of Australia, 171 km south-east of Darwin.“KAKADU 2018 is a biannual joint exercise taking place both ashore and at sea off the coast of Darwin.
This year’s exercise involves 27 nations and more than 3000 personnel which represent the largest military commitment to the exercise since it began in 1993,”
INS Sahyadri which took part in the exercise had entered the Port of Darwin on Thursday.
The ship was earlier deployed in the South China Sea and Pacific for over four months and represented the Navy in multinational exercises Malabar 18 at Guam and RIMPAC 18 at Hawaii,
This exercise has been organised to strengthen bilateral relationships and build partnerships to promote "free and open international order".
options
1) India
2)Australia
3)new zealanad
4)none of the above
answer
1) India
Other details
Indian Navy has won the coveted KAKADU Cup
The Indian Navy has won the coveted Kakadu Cup 2018 in Australia as it participated in a multilateral maritime exercise involving 27 navies.
On Sunday, September 2 the teams participated in sports day where the Indian team dominated all the others to clinch the KAKADU18 Cup.
Kakadu exercise is a multilateral maritime engagement hosted by the Royal Australian Navy with support from the Royal Australian Air Force.
This biannual joint exercise which started in 1993, took place both ashore and at sea off the coast of Darwin.
The name Kakadu is derived from Kakadu National Park, a protected area in the northern territory of Australia, 171 km south-east of Darwin.“KAKADU 2018 is a biannual joint exercise taking place both ashore and at sea off the coast of Darwin.
This year’s exercise involves 27 nations and more than 3000 personnel which represent the largest military commitment to the exercise since it began in 1993,”
INS Sahyadri which took part in the exercise had entered the Port of Darwin on Thursday.
The ship was earlier deployed in the South China Sea and Pacific for over four months and represented the Navy in multinational exercises Malabar 18 at Guam and RIMPAC 18 at Hawaii,
This exercise has been organised to strengthen bilateral relationships and build partnerships to promote "free and open international order".
No comments:
Post a Comment