From the Philippine Navy Website (Nov 27): Navy-Air Force Exercise (DAGIT 2012) Concludes
The annual interoperability exercise participated by the Philippine Navy (PN)
and the Philippine Air Force (PAF) officially concluded last November 17, 2012.
The closing ceremony was held at PAF Third Air Division Multi-Purpose Hall in
Zamboanga City. This joint unilateral exercise dubbed as “IOX DAGIT 2012”
started last 12 November 2012 and was conducted in Western Mindanao Area of
Responsibility (AOR) particularly in Zamboanga City and its environs. This joint
unilateral exercise was composed of various interoperability exercise (IOX)
activities between the PN and the PAF.
The series of activities were
carried out through three (3) phases. The Phase 1 or the Preparation Phase
composed of coordinating conferences, schedule of events development, logistics
fill-up, and administrative preparations. The Phase 2 or the Exercise Phase
included the Opening Ceremony, Subject Matter Expertise Exchanges (SMEE’s) and
practicals, Air-Ground Operations Seminar, Close Air Support, Heliborne
Operations, Aerial Spotting, Communications Exercise, Maritime Surveillance
Exercise, Search and Rescue Exercise, Maritime Interdiction Operations Exercise,
and Casualty Evacuation Exercise. The final phase or the Termination Phase
involved the conduct of sporting events, hotwash, and the Closing
Ceremony.
This extensive and comprehensive training activity envisions
enhancing competencies and capabilities of participating PN and PAF personnel on
Joint Air-Surface Operations and Senior Leader’s Forum. It also aims to test and
assess the response mechanism of PN and PAF units for the Coast Watch System
(CWS) and in Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) in general. It also hopes to test
and assess the tactical level communications between PAF and PN assets, as well
as to strengthen mutual relationship and camaraderie between the participants.
http://www.navy.mil.ph/news.php?news_id=768&home=1
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