Arti BaliWashington, July 6 -- The United States-led Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise will bring together 30 nations this year to strengthen maritime interoperability, trust and joint operational readiness across the Indo-Pacific, a senior US Navy officer said on Monday.
Rear Admiral Suzanne Bailey, commander of the RIMPAC Combined Exercise Control Group and deputy commander of the US 3rd Fleet, said RIMPAC 2026,described as the world's largest international maritime exercise-aims to enhance cooperation across the full spectrum of naval operations under the theme "Partners: Integrated and Prepared.""Exercises like RIMPAC are about much more than ships and aircraft. They are about the people and partnerships built over decades," Bailey ...