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Communication Plan for Foreign Ships Ifr-16 COMMUNICATION PLAN FOR FOREIGN SHIPS IFR-16 APPENDIX A – CIRCUIT DESIGNATORS 1. The circuit designators have been indicated in brackets (Eg RP 2). Details of circuits are placed at Appendix A 2. IFR TP (RT) (RP 2). All ships at anchorage will man this circuit. The circuit is to be used for exchange of traffic pertaining to IFR-16 between ships. The Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet (FOCEF) will control this circuit. 3. Foreign / Merchant Ships Net (RP 11). This circuit is to be used for communication with the host ship. 4. IFR MMB Circuit (RP 12). This MMB circuit will additionally be used for communication during the Presidential Review. The Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet (FOCEF) will control this circuit. 5. Support Craft Net (RP 5). This circuit is to be used by all ships at anchorage to communicate with Yard crafts, Tugs, Liberty Boats, Fuel Barges and other ferries. 6. Anchor Net (RP 10). This net is to be used between the Survey Motor Boat (SMB) and ships for anchoring in the Review Anchorage area. 7. President Speech Relay (RP 8). This circuit will be used to broadcast the President's Speech. 8. Indian Naval Communication Inter-Operability Solution for IFR (INCIS - IFR). A tablet based INCIS-IFR would be provided to enable exchange of administrative messages between various IFR ships, HQ/ Fleet Staff and IFR sub- committees. The system would operate primarily on 4G data connection and alternately on INMARSAT. The ships Liaison Officers would assist in familiarization with and usage of the INCIS. Some salient features of the INCIS-IFR are enumerated below. (a) Overview. Indian Navy Communication Interoperability System for International Fleet Review (INCIS-IFR) is a web-based tactical communication system, customised by Indian Navy for exchange of administrative messages between Indian ships, Foreign ships and IFR Committees during the International Fleet Review-2016. It consists of Commercial of the Shelf (COTS) Tablet which has MIL grade hardware and ported with customised software. The equipment consists of 10 inch Tablet, Blue tooth mouse, Bluetooth key board and a docking station with USB ports for exploitation. (b) Connectivity. The system would operate primarily on 4G data connection and alternately on INMARSAT connectivity. Ships are encouraged to extensively use the INCIS for unclassified IFR related communication. (c) Features. The INCIS-IFR Tablets would provide facility of public and private chat, sharing of exercise orders, document sharing, discussion forum, notification (announcements) and messaging features. The detail of usage of each feature is explained in the user manual which has been provided. (d) USB Dongles. The USB dongles provided with INCIS Tablets enable access to IFR website and INCIS system application on a secure internet. (e) Problems in Handling. Hardware / software issues in handling of INCIS would be addressed by the INCIS support team deployed for the event. The contact details are ‘in_incis_support_team’ within INCIS portal and Tel no +918447240318. (f) INCIS User IDs for Foreign Ships. The user list of foreign ships along with the IDs is appended below. A detailed user list would be accessible on the INCIS itself. Ser Country Ship/ Aircraft INCIS User ID 1. Australia HMAS Darwin Australia_Ship_Q11 2. Bangladesh BNS Somudra Joy Bangladesh_Ship_Q12 3. Brazil BNS Amazonas Brazil_Ship_Q13 Liuzhou China_Ship1_Q14 4. China Sanya China_Ship2_Q15 6. France FREMM Provence France_Ship_Q16 7. Indonesia KRI Usman Harun Indonesia_Ship_Q17 8. Iran Alvand Iran_Ship_Q18 9. Japan JS Matsuyuki Japan_Ship_Q19 10. Malaysia KD Lekir Malaysia_Ship_Q20 11. Maldives MNDF Huravee Maldives_Ship_Q21 12. Mauritius CGS Barracuda Mauritius_Ship_Q22 13. Myanmar UMS King Aung Zeya Myanmar_Ship_Q23 14. Nigeria NNS Centenari Nigeria_Ship_Q24 RNOV Al Shamikh Oman_Ship1_Q25 15. Oman RNOV Al Seeb Oman_Ship2_Q26 17. Russia RNRS Epron Russia_Ship_Q27 18. Seychelles SCGS Topaz Seychelles_Ship_Q28 19. South Africa SAS Spioenkop Southafrica_Ship_Q29 20. Sri Lanka SLNS Sayura Srilanka_Ship_Q30 21. Thailand HTMS Saiburi Thailand_Ship_Q31 22. UK HMS Defender UK_Ship_Q32 23. USA USS Antietam USA_Ship_Q33 Ser Country Ship/ Aircraft INCIS User ID VPNS Dinh Thien Vietnam_Ship_Q34 24. Vietnam Hoang 25. Spare 1 USS Mc Campbell Spare1_Ship_Q35 26. Spare 2 Spare2_Ship_Q36 27. Spare 3 Spare3_Ship_Q37 28. Spare 4 Spare4_Ship_Q38 29. Spare 5 Spare5_Ship_Q39 30. Spare 6 Spare6_Ship_Q40 9. Foreign Ship Callsigns. The callsigns to be used by foreign participants during the duration of IFR-16 is as tabulated. Ser Country Ship/ Aircraft Callsign Helo Callsign (a) Australia HMAS Darwin Q11 - (b) Bangladesh BNS Somudra Joy Q12 - (c) Brazil BNS Amazonas Q13 - (d) Liuzhou Q14 - China (e) Sanya Q15 - (f) France FREMM Provence Q16 Q99 (g) Indonesia KRI Usman Harun Q17 - (h) Iran Alvand Q18 (J) Japan JS Matsuyuki Q19 - (k) Malaysia KD Lekir Q20 - (l) Maldives MNDF Huravee Q21 - (m) Mauritius CGS Barracuda Q22 - (n) Myanmar UMS King Aung Zeya Q23 - (p) Nigeria NNS Centenari Q24 - (q) RNOV Al Shamikh Q25 - Oman (r) RNOV Al Seeb Q26 - (s) Russia RNRS Epron Q27 - (t) Seychelles SCGS Topaz Q28 - (u) South Africa SAS Spioenkop Q29 - (v) Sri Lanka SLNS Sayura Q30 - (w) Thailand HTMS Saiburi Q31 - (x) UK HMS Defender Q32 - (y) USA USS Antietam, CG 54 Q33 - (z) Vietnam VPNS Dinh Thien Hoang Q34 - (aa) Spare 1 USS Mc Campbell Q35 (ab) Spare 2 Q36 (ac) Spare 3 Q37 (ad) Spare 4 Q38 Ser Country Ship/ Aircraft Callsign Helo Callsign (ae) Spare 5 Q39 (af) Spare 6 Q40 10. Indian Naval Ships Callsigns. The call signs of participating Indian Naval Ships are enumerated below (Ships name are arranged in alphabetical order / order of Callsigns for ease of reference):- Name Callsign Callsig Name n Airavat L24 A15 Nireekshak Astradharini A61 A51 GaJ Beas F37 A57 Shakti Cannanore M68 A61 Astradharini Car Nicobar T69 A74 Sagardhwani Cheetah L18 A75 Tarangini Cheriyam T72 A77 Sudarshini Chetlat T70 A80 Mhadei Cora Divh T71 A86 Tir Cuddalore M69 C90 Samudra Pahredar Darshak J21 C91 Vishwast Delhi D61 D54 Ranvir FAC T-83 T83 D55 RanviJay FAC T-84 T84 D60 Mysore GaJ A51 D61 Delhi Ganga F22 D63 Kolkata Gharial L23 F22 Ganga Guldar L21 F37 Beas ISV T35 T35 F44 Tabar ISV T36 T36 F45 Teg ISV T37 T37 F47 Shivalik ISV T38 T38 F48 Satpura ISV T39 T39 F49 Sahyadri ISV T40 T40 F50 Tarkash Kadmatt P29 J18 Sandhayak Kamorta P28 J20 Nirupak Karmuk P64 J21 Darshak Kesari L15 K41 Nirbhik KhanJar P47 K45 Vibhuti Khukri P49 L15 Kesari Kirch P62 L16 Shardul Kirpan P44 L18 Cheetah Kolkata D63 L21 Guldar Konkan M72 L23 Gharial Kozhikode M71 L24 Airavat Kuthar P46 M68 Cannanore Mhadei A80 M69 Cuddalore Mysore D60 M71 Kozhikode Nirbhik K41 M72 Konkan Nireekshak A15 P28 Kamorta Nirupak J20 P29 Kadmatt RanviJay D55 P44 Kirpan Ranvir D54 P46 Kuthar Name Callsign Callsig Name n Sagardhwani A74 P47 KhanJar Sahyadri F49 P49 Khukri Samudra Pahredar C90 P50 Sukanya Sandhayak J18 P51 Subhadra Saryu P54 P52 Suvarna Satpura F48 P54 Saryu Shakti A57 P56 SuJata Shardul L16 P57 Sunayna Shivalik F47 P58 Sumedha Sindhukirti S61 P59 Sumitra SindhuraJ S57 P62 Kirch Sindhuvir S58 P64 Karmuk Subhadra P51 R22 Viraat Sudarshini A77 R33 Vikramaditya SuJata P56 S57 SindhuraJ Sukanya P50 S58 Sindhuvir Sumedha P58 S61 Sindhukirti Sumitra P59 T35 ISV T35 Sunayna P57 T36 ISV T36 Suvarna P52 T37 ISV T37 Tabar F44 T38 ISV T38 Tarangini A75 T39 ISV T39 Tarkash F50 T40 ISV T40 Teg F45 T69 Car Nicobar Tir A86 T70 Chetlat Vibhuti K45 T71 Cora Divh Vikramaditya R33 T72 Cheriyam Viraat R22 T83 FAC T-83 Vishwast C91 T84 FAC T-84 Appendix A (Refers to Para 1) CIRCUIT DESIGNATORS The circuits that will be used during IFR-16 along with the circuit designators are as tabulated Se Circuit Mod Desig Pri Alt Remarks r (a) IFR A3E RP 2 308.5 MHz 347.9 MHz All ships for Tactical exchange of IFR Primary RT communication traffic (b) Foreign G3E RP 11 156.375 156.625 Communication Ships Net MMB Ch 67 MMB Ch 72 with host ships (c) IFR MMB G3E RP 12 MMB Ch 77 MMB Ch 71 All ships for Circuit (156.875) (156.575) exchange of traffic during presidential review. Standby circuit to IFR Tactical Primary RT (d) Support G3E RP 5 MMB Ch 74 MMB Ch 75 Communication Craft Net (156.725 (156.775 with Water Craft MHz) MHz) (e) Anchor Net G3E RP 10 MMB 66 MMB 68 Communication (156.325 (156.425 with Survey Motor MHz) MHz) Boat for precise anchoring (f) President A3E RP 8 250.500 279.500 Broadcast of Speech MHz MHz President's Speech Relay.
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