AUSTRALIA, Sunday 29 Sept 2013 – KDB DARULAMAN is among one of the many warships that has arrived at Jervis Bay, Australia to participate in ADMM-PLUS Maritime Security Field Training Exercise prior to her participation in the Royal Australian Navy International Fleet Review (IFR) scheduled from the 4 till 8 October 2013 in Sydney. The four-day (29th Sept – 2nd Oct 2013) exercise which was officiated by both co-host Commodore Peter Leavy COMWAR, Australian Armed Forces and RADM Dato Nasaruddin – J3, JFHQ, Malaysian Armed Forces at HMAS CRESWELL, will focus on maritime security interoperability between participating navies involving joint lateral and vertical boarding operation in tandem with the ADMM-PLUS maritime security arrangement. It equally aim to build confidence and mutual understanding in multilateral operations, supporting international engagement and to provide substantial fleet training opportunities via exchange of professional views on maritime security, info sharing and procedures.
The ADMM-PLUS MS FTX Exercise gather participants from China, India, New Zealand, US, ASEAN members. Australia and Malaysia as co-host of the exercise.
Welcoming reception for the visiting dignitaries and foreign naval warship crew was also hosted by the Royal Australian Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Ray Griggs AO, CSC.
Boarding demonstrations were also conducted onboard HMNZS TE MANA and JS MAKINAKI which was witnessed by senior officials, dignitaries and members of ADMM-PLUS Expert Working Group (EWG) on Maritime Security in which, the Brunei Darussalam delegation was led by Haji Adi Ihram bin Dato Paduka Haji Mahmud, Acting Director of Defence Policy, Directorate of Defence Policy of the Ministry of Defence and also attended by Colonel (L) Pg Norazmi bin Pg Haji Mohamad, Deputy Commander Royal Brunei Navy. Brunei Darussalam and New Zealand will co-chair the next EWG on Maritime Security starting April 2014.
KDB DARULAMAN SERTAI MARITIMES SECURITY FIELD TRAINING EXERCISE
AUSTRALIA, Ahad, 29 Sept 2013
- KDB DARULAMAN adalah antara beberapa buah kapal perang angkatan
sahabat yang tiba di Teluk Jervis, Australia hari ini bagi mengikuti
Maritime Security Field Training Exercise di dalam rangka ADMM-PLUS,
sebelum menyertai Royal Australian Navy International Fleet Review (IFR)
yang akan dijadualkan bermula 4 hingga 8 Oktober 2013 di Sydney,
Australia.
Eksesais
tersebut telah dirasmikan bersama oleh Commodore Peter Leavy COMWAR,
Angkatan Tentera Diraja Australia dan Laksamana Muda Dato Nasaruddin –
J3, Markas Angkatan Bersama, Angkatan Tentera Malaysia bertempat di HMAS
CRESWELL. Latihan tersebut memfokus kepada interoperability
keselamatan maritim di antara Angkatan Tentera Laut sahabat yang
melibatkan operasi menggeledah selaras dengan kerja sama keselamatan
maritim di dalam rangka ADMM-PLUS. Latihan ini juga antara lain
bertujuan membina keyakinan dan kesefahaman dalam operasi berbagai hala
serta menggalakkan hubungan baik dan peluang latihan melalui pertukaran
pandangan profesional mengenai keselamatan maritim, pertukaran maklumat
dan tatacara Latihan ADMM-PLUS MS FTX yang turut disertai oleh negara
Amerika Syarikat, Republik Rakyat China, India, New Zealand, Thailand,
Republik Negara Singapura, Republik Indonesia dan hos bersama Australia
dan Malaysia.
Demonstrasi
penggeledahan, pendaratan tim penggeledahan mengunakan pesawat Seahawk
dan bot juga dilaksanakan di atas kapal HMNZS TE MANA dan JS MAKINAMI
dan disaksikan oleh ahli-ahli ADMM-PLUS Expert Working Group on Maritime
Security, yang mana Brunei Darussalam diketuai oleh Haji Adi Ihram bin
Dato Paduka Haji Mahmud, Pemangku Pengarah Dasar Pertahanan dan turut
hadir adalah Kolonel (L) Pg Norazmi bin Pg Haji Muhammad, Timbalan
Pemerintah TLDB.
Majlis
Resepsi juga diadakan di HMAS CRESWELL yang dihoskan oleh Vice Admiral
Ray Griggs, Pemerintah Tentara Laut Diraja Australia yang dihadiri oleh
pegawai-pegawai kapal dan juga ahli-ahli ADMM-PLUS Expert Working Group
on Maritime Security.