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2018.4.27
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Chinese naval escort taskforces conduct mission handover
Source China Military Online | Editor Li Jiayao | Time 2018-05-02

GULF OF ADEN, May 2 (ChinaMil) -- The 28th Chinese naval escort taskforce handed over the mission of escorting merchant ships sailing in the Gulf of Aden and waters off Somali coast to its successor, the 29th Chinese naval escort taskforce on Tuesday.

The 29th Chinese naval escort taskforce consists of the frigates Binzhou and Xuzhou and the comprehensive supply ship Qiandaohu sent by the Donghai Fleet of the PLA Navy. The three warships set sail on April 4 from their homeport in Zhoushan, a coastal city in east China's Zhejiang province and arrived at the east water of the Gulf of Aden on April 28.

A mission handover ceremony was held Tuesday morning aboard the frigate Yancheng, the commanding ship of the 28th escort taskforce.

Before the mission handover, the two escort taskforces jointly conducted an escort drill. During the drill, the supply ship Qiandaohu, which acted as the merchant ship, was escorted by the other naval ships of the two taskforces heading to the terminal of the escort voyage in the west water of the Gulf of Aden.

The 28th Chinese naval escort taskforce, which is composed of three warships form the PLA Navy's Beihai Fleet, i.e. the frigates Yancheng and Weifang and the comprehensive supply ship Taihu, started the escort mission in the Gulf of Aden and waters off Somalia on December 26, 2017. The taskforce has successfully completed 30 escort missions in the past four months.

source:http://eng.chinamil.com.cn/view/2018-05/02/content_8021582.htm
 
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Chinese naval ships arrive in Indonesia for Komodo Exercise 2018
Source China Military Online | Editor Yao Jianing | Time 2018-05-04

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Chinese frigate Liuzhou (FFG-573) arrives at the designated anchorage in the waters near Lombok of Indonesia to participate in the Multilateral Naval Exercise Komodo 2018 on May 3, 2018. (eng.chinamil.com.cn/Photo by Zeng Xingjian)

GUIDED-MISSILE DESTROYER CHANGSHA, May 4 (ChinaMil) -- The guided-missile destroyer Changsha and the guided-missile frigate Liuzhou of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy arrived at the waters near Lombok of Indonesia to participate in the multilateral naval exercise, dubbed Komodo 2018 hosted by the Indonesian Navy, on May 3, local time.

The Chinese naval ships anchored at the designated anchorage area on Thursday morning to join dozens of participating warships from Russia, France, Malaysia, Thailand, the United States, Indonesia and other countries.

Fifty naval ships and over 4000 sailors from more than 43 countries will participate in the exercise scheduled from 4th to 9th of May. The six-day exercise comprises of three phases, i.e., the harbor phase, the sea phase and the civic mission phase.

The participating navies will conduct table top exercise and command post exercise on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, drills of engineering civic action program (ENCAP), medical civic action program (MEDCAP), maritime interception, VBSS (visit, board, search and seizure) and sailing pass, and take part in social events including the city parade, maritime exhibition and cultural performances, sports activities, and so on.

The two Chinese naval ships set sail from a military port in Sanya, a port city in China's island province of Hainan on April 25. During the voyage, they carried out training of multiple subjects such as surface-air operations, VBSS and ship-helicopter coordination.

It is the third time that the Chinese Navy has taken part in the biennial Komodo multilateral naval exercise.

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Chinese destroyer Changsha (DDG-173) arrives at the designated anchorage area near Lombok of Indonesia to participate in the Multilateral Naval Exercise Komodo 2018 on May 3, 2018. (eng.chinamil.com.cn/Photo by Zeng Xingjian)

source:http://eng.chinamil.com.cn/view/2018-05/04/content_8023690.htm
 
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