GDF, US Navy enhance maritime cooperation with joint exercises
The US Navy cruiser USS NORMANDY and the Guyana Defence Force patrol vessel SHAHOUD are conducting joint exercises in international waters and the Guyana Exclusive Economic Zone to exercise communications and interoperability, and practice joint maneuvers (US Embassy)
The US Navy cruiser USS NORMANDY and the Guyana Defence Force patrol vessel SHAHOUD are conducting joint exercises in international waters and the Guyana Exclusive Economic Zone to exercise communications and interoperability, and practice joint maneuvers (US Embassy)

THE Guyana Defence Force (GDF) has commenced joint maritime exercises with the United States Navy, underscoring the deepening defense partnership between the two nations.
The exercises, which include the GDF’s Patrol Vessel SHAHOUD and the US Navy’s cruiser USS NORMANDY, are taking place in international waters and within Guyana’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

The exercises focus on strengthening communications protocols, interoperability, and coordinated manoeuvres, providing both militaries with valuable opportunities to refine operational readiness and share best practices.

These exercises align with the GDF’s commitment to safeguarding Guyana’s maritime sovereignty and enhancing regional security through collaborative training.
This engagement, GDF said, also reflects the strong and growing military-to-military relationship between Guyana and the United States.

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