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NEWSLETTER 01/16 DATED 25 JAN 16 1. Greetings NEWSLETTER 01/16 DATED 25 JAN 16 1. Greetings !!! Some of you have set sail and others are about to set sail. Those flying in have either booked their tickets or are about to. We eagerly await your arrival and are looking forward to hosting you at Visakhapatnam the City of Destiny. 2. The Service Attachés at New Delhi were briefed on 14 Jan 16 and queries addressed. A copy of the brief has been shared by e-mail as well. 3. All ships, Chiefs of Navies and delegates are requested to update their profiles on the website and download the mobile app. 4. Souvenirs. Advance orders for the souvenirs can be placed on [email protected]. The souvenirs can be viewed at https://ifr16.indiannavy.gov.in/souvenir-catalogue.htm. The catalogue can also be downloaded from the link. Ships are requested to place consolidated demands. 5. My Stamp. Advance orders for My Stamp can be placed on enccedo- [email protected]. The write up on My Stamp is attached. 6. Communication. In order to maintain real time communication the following e- mail id's have been established on our side:- (a) Ship Related Queries - [email protected] (b) Delegate Related Queries - [email protected] (c) Band Related Queries – [email protected] (d) Logistics Support for Ships at Anchorage - [email protected] 7. Actions to be Progressed by Ships. (a) Submit medical certificate on arrival (copy attached). (b) Forward crew list as per format attached in excel to print IFR ID cards to allow for shore leave. Overnight shore leave is not recommended. (c) Submit indemnity bonds (format attached). (d) Forward requests for Yoga Instructors if required. (e) Do not make radio / radar transmissions during the President's Review. (f) Forward details of crew members volunteer to participate in Cultural and Heritage tours as per allocation forwarded to the service attaches. 8. Uniforms. The list of uniforms for various events has been updated on the website. The equivalent uniforms may be carried. The carrying of sword is optional. 9. Bi-Lateral Meetings. The requests for bi-lateral meetings have been received. The tentative plan is to have the following categories of meetings (as far as possible at Visakhapatnam):- (a) Meetings with MoD India. (b) Meetings with CNS of Indian Navy. (c) Meetings between visiting Navies. 10. Interaction with Media. Structured interaction with the media has not been planned for. However, the media is likely to approach the visiting foreign navies for sound bytes. 11. Attendance Sheets. The updated attendance sheets are attached. Discrepancies if any may please be reported to encfocef-navy@nic / covirbahu- [email protected] in marking a copy to: [email protected] MY STAMP ‘My Stamp’ is the brand name for personalised sheets of Postage Stamps of India Post. The personalisation is achieved by printing a thumb nail photograph of the patron interested to procure a ‘My Stamp’ sheet, images and logos of institutions, or images of artwork, heritage buildings, famous tourist places, historical cities, wildlife, other animals and birds etc., alongside the selected Commemorative Postage Stamp. ‘My Stamp’ was first introduced in India during the World Philatelic Exhibition, ‘INDIPEX-2011’. There was considerable demand for it during the exhibition and many requests to resume its printing have since been received. This enthusiasm from stamp lovers prompted India Post to extend the ‘My Stamp’ scheme to cover all Postal Circles in India. International Fleet Review 2016 Thematic ‘My Stamp’ As part of the various facilities being organised for the participants of International Fleet Review 2016 (IFR-16), the Indian Navy in liaison with India Post is going to extend the facility of ‘My Stamp’ at Visakhapatnam. The postage stamp that will be used for the ‘My Stamp’ will be the IFR-16 thematic Commemorative postage stamp, which will be released by the Honourable President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee on the 6th of Feb 2016 at the Presidential Band Concert at Visakhapatnam. The Indian Navy will be setting up two ‘My Stamp’ stalls, one each at the IFR Village and hospitality centre (slipway jetty). The cost of one ‘My Stamp’ sheet is Rs240/-. To facilitate ease of ordering the ‘My Stamps’, the facility for pre-ordering in addition to ordering onsite has been made available. The procedure for placing orders for ‘My Stamp’ is enumerated below:- Pre-ordering by E-mail. All patrons desirous of pre-ordering the IFR-16 thematic ‘My Stamp’ are required to forward soft copy (high resolution, JPG format) of colour photograph (size 35 mm x 40 mm) with white background preferably by email to [email protected] along with the following details:- Name Rank/ Mr/ Ms Country Name of Ship/ Delegation Number of ‘My Stamp’ sheets required The Indian Navy will ensure production of the pre-ordered ‘My Stamps’ in advance. As the postage stamp being used in the IFR-16 thematic ‘My Stamp’ is the IFR-16 Commemorative postage stamp, delivery of the ‘My Stamp’ sheets will only commence after the Commemorative postage stamp is released by the Honourable President of India on 06 Feb 16. The pre-ordered ‘My Stamps’ can be collected from the ‘My Stamp’ stall at the hospitality centre (slipway jetty) against payment of Rs240/- in cash, from 1830 hr onwards on 06 Feb 16. Placing Orders Onsite. All those desirous of placing orders for ‘My Stamp’ can do so at the two ‘My Stamp’ stalls at the IFR Village and hospitality centre (slipway jetty). The stalls will be active with effect 02 Feb 16 and patrons can place their orders onsite. Facility to click photograph for the ‘My Stamp’ will be available at the ‘My Stamp’ stalls. All orders onsite will be accepted against an advance payment of Rs120/- in cash. The ordered ‘My Stamps’ can be collected from the ‘My Stamp’ stall where ordered, against balance payment of Rs120/- in cash, from 1830 hr onwards on 06 Feb 16. ATTENDANCE DETAILS SHIPS – AS ON 25TH JAN 2016 Ser Name of Name of Ship Commanding Officer ETA/ETD Country 1. Australia HMAS Darwin Commander Phillip Andrew PM 03 Feb 16/ AM Henry 09 Feb 16 Note Verbale Seniority 01 Jan 11 593/2015 dated 02 Dec 15 2. Bangladesh BNS Somudra Joy Captain Arif Ahmed Mustafa, ETA 02 Feb 16 (G), psc, BN ETD 09 Feb 16 Commissioned on 01 Jul 1992 3. Brazil BS AMAZONAS Commander ALESSANDER ETA 0700 hrs 04 FELIPE IMAMURA CARNEIRO Feb 16/ 10 Feb 4. China Liuzhou Cdr Wang Kai 0800 h 02 Feb 16 /1100 h 09 Feb 16, (573) Note : YW/0482015 Email 19 Dec 15 Dated 15 Dec 15 0859 h; 5. China Sanya Cdr Wang Xianjun 0800 h 02 Feb 16 /1100 h 09 Feb 16, (574) Note : YW/0482015 Email 19 Dec 15 Dated 15 Dec 15 0859 h 6. France FREMM Provence Captain Dominique Caille 0800 h on 03 Feb 16 / 0800 h on 10 Feb 16 Note Verbale 205- 1148581 dated 30 Nov 2015 7. Indonesia KRI Usman Harun- Captain Heri Triwibowo 03 Feb 16 359 8. Iran IRIS Alvand Capt Mohamad Reza Ebrahimi 0800h 04 Feb 16 9. Japan JS Matsuyuki Cdr Satoshi Takaoka 03 Feb/ 08 Feb 16 Ser Name of Name of Ship Commanding Officer ETA/ETD Country December 28, 2015 7:01 pm Note: No1/516/15 10. Malaysia KD Lekir Commander Zainol bin Ahmad ? 11. Maldives MCGS Huravee Captain Hassan Sinan At Vizag. 12. Mauritius CGS Barracuda Commander (IN) Rajneesh AM 03 FEB 16/ AM Kumar Dalal 09 FEB 16 13. Myanmar UMS King Commander Khun Aung Kyaw AM 03 FEB 16/ AM Aung Zeya, 09 FEB 16 Seniority 09-05-2012 Email 16 Dec 15 1118 h Standby Ship ? ? UMS King Maha Thiha Thura 14. Oman RNOV Al Shamikh Commander Saleh Bin Salim Bin PM 02 Feb 16 or AM Saif Al Saidi 03 Feb 16 / PM 10 Feb 16 Seniority : 23 Jul 2012 Note : 15. Oman RNOV Al Seeb Commander Hassan bin Ali Bin MOD/COSSAF/MA- Mohammad Ali Siyabi NEW DELHI/2202/3 dated 07 Dec 15 Seniority :18 Nov 2012 16. Russia EPRON (DSRV) TBC TBC (TBC) 17. Seychelles PS Topaz Lt Lyndon Lablache ? 18. South Africa SAS Spioenkop Capt Michael Boucher Afternoon 03 Feb 16 / 09 Feb 16 seniority 01 Oct 2008 Email: 12 Jan 16 1243 h 19. Sri Lanka SLNS Sayura Captain (ND) Hasitha Deegoda 0900 h 01 Feb 16/ Gamage, USP, BA (DS) AM 09 Feb 16 Seniority 01Jan 2010 Ser Name of Name of Ship Commanding Officer ETA/ETD Country Note Verbale: SLHCND/DA/IFR/1 6 Note No. 12/2016 Dated 06 Jan 16 20. Thailand HTMS SAIBURI Capt Surakit Phongam 1200 h 03 Feb 16/ No. 458 0900 h 09 Feb 16 AM 09 Feb 16 Email 12 Jan 16 0721 h 21. United HMS Defender Commander Stephen WJA 03 Feb 16/ 09 Feb Kingdom Higham 16 : Note Verbale CH/1009/15 dated Seniority 30 Jun 14 01 Dec 15 22. USA USS Antietam CG Captain 1500 h 03 Feb 16 \ 54 0900 h 09 Feb 16 Michael A. McCartney (Email 22 Dec 15 0033 h) 23. USA USS Mc Campbell Commander Edward D. 1600 h 05 Feb 16/ Sundberg 0900 h 09 Feb 16 (DDG 85) 24. Vietnam VPNS 011 Dinh Cdr Nguen Quang Huy 01 Feb 16/ 10 Feb Tien Hoang 16 : Note 5030/IFR- 16/DW dated 09 Dec 15 Fact Sheet: Chiefs of Navies – 25 Jan 16 at 1200 hrs Name of Ser CNO ETA ETD Country 1. Australia Vice Admiral Tim Barrett 02 Feb 16 09 Feb 16 + Mrs Jenny Barrett 2.
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