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Spirit of New Zealand
(New Zealand) (Non-naval ships)
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Søren Larsen
(Australian) (Non-naval ships)
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South Passage
(Australian) (Non-naval ships)
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HMAS Huon
(Support & Auxiliary Vessels) (Royal Australian Navy representatives)
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HMAS Tarakan
(Landing ships) (Royal Australian Navy representatives)
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NNS Thunder, a former Hamilton-class US Coast Guard cutter, was the sole vessel from an African nation.
(Patrol ships) (International Naval representatives)
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The International Fleet Review is an International naval exercise conducted by the Indian Navy on behalf of the President of India to improve relations with other navies in the region. The Indian Navy has shown off its maritime capabilities to foreign navies participating in the review. A parade is a collection of naval vessels for observation by the reigning monarch or his representatives. During 2013, the random tool recorded a total of 52 ships participating in the parade, which received a strong response from the international community.
India’s participation in the International Fleet Review in 2013 was a mixed bag of vessels, representing India’s strength over the years. The ships recorded in the generator vary in class, type and usage. This includes mainly military, commercial and civilian vessels, as well as ships and aircraft carriers, and is the culmination of the efforts of all of India’s outstanding shipbuilding engineers over the years.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships present at International Fleet Review 2013.
