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Home›Surface Vessels›Spanish, South-Korean Warships Train off Cartagena
Surface Vessels

October 29, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Spanish, South-Korean Warships Train off Cartagena

Spanish offshore patrol vessel Vencedora has conducted a series of exercises at sea with the South-Korean warships Kang Gam Chan and Dae Cheong off Cartagena, Spain. After a visit to Barcelona integrated into the 2015 Midshipmen cruise, the South-Korean warships sailed towards the French Atlantic co

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Spanish offshore patrol vessel Vencedora has conducted a series of exercises at sea with the South-Korean warships Kang Gam Chan and Dae Cheong off Cartagena, Spain.

After a visit to Barcelona integrated into the 2015 Midshipmen cruise, the South-Korean warships sailed towards the French Atlantic coast. On their way westwards a rendezvous was organized with the OPV ‘Vencedora’ which was then engaged in a maritime surveillance operation.

The training drills included communication and replenishments at sea exercises which were most instructive for the 144 midshipmen onboard.

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