US And Indian Navies Are Now Securely Sharing Information, Says Commander Of The US Indo-Pacific Command
by Swarajya Staff - Mar 10, 2021 05:00 AM
Admiral Philip S Davidson, commander the USâ Indo-Pacific Command.
Snapshot
The two countries recently signed agreements to facilitate the sharing of unclassified geospatial data, and for the transfer of technologies to support defence production.
Admiral Philip S Davidson, commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command, has said that the Indian and the US navies have started sharing information securely.
Speaking before the Senate Armed Services Committee during a Congressional hearing in Washington DC, the commander said the ânavy-to-navyâ information sharing agreement between India and the US was signed in November 2020.
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Washington, March 10
The US provided some information, cold-weather clothing and some other equipment to India during its recent border crisis with China, which has adopted an increasingly assertive