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What is the name of the naval bilateral exercise between India and Vietnam to be held off Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam from 13-16 April 2019?

What is the name of the naval bilateral exercise between India and Vietnam to be held off Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam from 13-16 April 2019? Correct Answer IN – VPN BILAT EX

  • The 2nd edition of 'Indian Navy-Vietnam Peoples’ Navy Bilateral Exercise' (IN – VPN BILAT EX) was held off Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam from 13-16 April 2019.
  • The exercise was undertaken as a part of the ongoing Overseas Deployment of Eastern Fleet ships to South East Asian countries.
  • IN Ships Kolkata participated in the exercise, comprising a harbour and a sea phase.

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