Australian warship docks in Indonesian port for joint military exercises
An Australian warship docked in Indonesia's Banyuwangi on Sunday, November 10, ahead of a joint military exercise between the two countries that will take place on November 13-16 and involve about 2,000 personnel.
The joint military exercise, named Keris Woomera 2024, began in Australia's Darwin on November 3 and is the 'largest combined joint activity in recent history' between the two countries, according to Australia's government website.
The exercises are part of the Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2024 series, which is an exhibition of Australia's military diplomacy in establishing regional relations.
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An Australian warship docked in Indonesia's Banyuwangi on Sunday, November 10, ahead of a joint military exercise between the two countries that will take place on November 13-16 and involve about 2,000 personnel.
The joint military exercise, named Keris Woomera 2024, began in Australia's Darwin on November 3 and is the 'largest combined joint activity in recent history' between the two countries, according to Australia's government website.
The exercises are part of the Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2024 series, which is an exhibition of Australia's military diplomacy in establishing regional relations.
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00:00X-Rays Chris Woomera is an exciting opportunity for us to come and work with our partners
00:20in the region, with the Armed Forces of Indonesia.
00:24The exercise itself is going to involve over 2,000 people from both Australia and Indonesia.
00:29We're going to be practising joint landing operations, a live fire, and we're also going
00:35to do a non-combatant evacuation in order to practise our responses as to how to evacuate
00:40people in a time of disaster or crisis in the region.
00:43We're really looking forward to our opportunity to work with our Indonesian partners and the
00:47next seven days are going to be very exciting for us.
00:50X-Rays Chris Woomera is one part of a broader engagement activity in the region called Indo-Pacific Endeavour.
00:58What we aim to do is simply increase our cooperation with our partners and neighbours to increase
01:03our prosperity and security through a shared cooperation with our neighbours.
01:20X-Rays Chris Woomera is one part of a broader engagement activity in the region called Indo-Pacific Endeavour.
01:27What we aim to do is simply increase our cooperation with our partners and neighbours to increase
01:34our prosperity and security through a shared cooperation with our neighbours.
01:50Find out more about the X-Rays Chris Woomera project at www.ilo.org.au