Australian naval warship visits Vietnam

The Royal Australian Navy warship, HMAS Anzac, with a crew of 215 officers and sailors on board, arrived in Ho Chi Minh City on May 30, beginning its visit to Vietnam.

The ship and its crew were welcomed by representatives from the municipal People’s Committee, the Military Region 7, and the Navy High Command, along with those from the Australian Consulate General in HCM City.

Officers and soldiers from HMAS Anzac are scheduled to pay courtesy visits to leaders of the municipal Department of Foreign Affairs and the Military Region 7.

They will meet their counterparts from the Vietnamese People’s Navy to participate in sharing professional knowledge of communications and joint exercise at sea.

The guests will also participate in friendly sporting events and visit beauty and historical sites in the city.

Japanese destroyers dock at Cam Ranh Port

VOV.VN - Two Japanese destroyers, the JS Ariake and JS Setogiri, on April 12 dropped anchor at Cam Ranh Bay for a goodwill visit and signal of the two nations’ defence cooperation, according to multiple Japanese media reports.

Japanese destroyers dock at Cam Ranh Port

Australian navy ship to dock in Danang for 5-day visit

(VOV) - The Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Sirius, carrying a crew of 62 officers and sailors, will dock at the Danang Port on October 30 to begin a five-day visit, Danang City’s Information and Communication Department has unveiled in a news release.