Thai/US Navy exercise CARAT kicks off

By The Australian Strategic Policy Institute - .

Exercise Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) kicked off on June 14 between the Royal Thai Navy and the US Navy and Marine Corps.

The 24th iteration of the multi-nation exercise is designed to enhance naval capabilities in the region, “ensuring a free, open, and stable Indo-Pacific maritime security environment”.

The Royal Thai Navy participated in exercises with the USS Mustin, USNS Brunswick and USNS Salvor and the marines conducted jungle warfare training and live-fire drills.

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