Missile corvette 015 Tran Hung Dao this morning docked at Yokosuka port, where the headquarters of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) is located, starting a three-day friendly visit, according to a statement from the Ministry.
In the photo, the guard ship Tran Hung Dao bearing the number 015 is being towed by a tugboat to the anchorage at Yokosuka military port.
Missile corvette 015 Tran Hung Dao this morning docked at Yokosuka port, where the headquarters of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) is located, starting a three-day friendly visit, according to a statement from the Ministry.
In the photo, the guard ship Tran Hung Dao bearing the number 015 is being towed by a tugboat to the anchorage at Yokosuka military port.
The corvette Tran Hung Dao flies the national flags of Vietnam and host country Japan as it enters Yokosuka military port.
The Vietnamese delegation, led by Colonel Le Hong Chien, Deputy Commander of Naval Region 4, will conduct many exchange activities and sports competitions with the JMSDF at Yokosuka base, then visit Sakai city,
The corvette Tran Hung Dao flies the national flags of Vietnam and host country Japan as it enters Yokosuka military port.
The Vietnamese delegation, led by Colonel Le Hong Chien, Deputy Commander of Naval Region 4, will conduct many exchange activities and sports competitions with the JMSDF at Yokosuka base, then visit Sakai city,
Battleship Tran Hung Dao at Yokosuka military port, behind is the test ship JS Asuka with number 6102, the ship deployed by the Japanese side to represent the JMSDF to welcome the Vietnamese delegation during their visit to Japan.
Battleship Tran Hung Dao at Yokosuka military port, behind is the test ship JS Asuka with number 6102, the ship deployed by the Japanese side to represent the JMSDF to welcome the Vietnamese delegation during their visit to Japan.
Vietnamese Navy officers (purple uniforms) took souvenir photos with JMSDF officers on the morning of September 27.
The Vietnamese delegation plans to leave Yokosuka military port on September 30, before going to participate in the international naval review at Jeju base, South Korea.
Vietnamese Navy officers (purple uniforms) took souvenir photos with JMSDF officers on the morning of September 27.
The Vietnamese delegation plans to leave Yokosuka military port on September 30, before going to participate in the international naval review at Jeju base, South Korea.
The weapon systems on the Tran Hung Dao ship such as the AK-176MA naval gun and the Palma anti-aircraft artillery and missile complex were all removed from the canvas for preservation before docking.
According to the Navy Newspaper, the journey of the corvette Tran Hung Dao will last a total of 9,300 km, becoming the farthest sea voyage and participating in the most activities of a Vietnam People’s Navy ship.
The weapon systems on the Tran Hung Dao ship such as the AK-176MA naval gun and the Palma anti-aircraft artillery and missile complex were all removed from the canvas for preservation before docking.
According to the Navy Newspaper, the journey of the corvette Tran Hung Dao will last a total of 9,300 km, becoming the farthest sea voyage and participating in the most activities of a Vietnam People’s Navy ship.
3M24E anti-ship missile launch tube cluster on the Tran Hung Dao guard ship.
015 Tran Hung Dao and 016 Quang Trung are two Project 11661E `Gepard` missile defense ships that have been put into service at Brigade 162, Vietnam People’s Navy since February 2018.
The main weapons of the Gepard 3.9 class missile corvette are eight 3M24E anti-ship missiles with a range of 130 km, a 76.2 mm caliber AK-176MA naval gun, a Palma anti-aircraft artillery and missile complex,
3M24E anti-ship missile launch tube cluster on the Tran Hung Dao guard ship.
015 Tran Hung Dao and 016 Quang Trung are two Project 11661E `Gepard` missile defense ships that have been put into service at Brigade 162, Vietnam People’s Navy since February 2018.
The main weapons of the Gepard 3.9 class missile corvette are eight 3M24E anti-ship missiles with a range of 130 km, a 76.2 mm caliber AK-176MA naval gun, a Palma anti-aircraft artillery and missile complex,
The JMSDF’s main destroyers are anchored at Yokosuka military port.
The JMSDF’s main destroyers are anchored at Yokosuka military port.
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Vu Anh
