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A refueling probe from the Indian Navy Modified Deepak Class Replenishment and Repair Ship INS (Indian Navy Ship) ADITYA (A 59), is guided into a fueling receiver port, aboard the Oliver Hazard Perry Class Guided Missile Frigate USS GARY (FFG 51) during Exercise MALABAR 04. Exercise MALABAR 04 is designed to increase interoperability between the two navies while enhancing the cooperative security relationship between India and the United States. The at-sea exercise includes maritime interdiction, surface events, sub-surface, air events, and personnel exchanges

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A refueling probe from the Indian Navy Modified Deepak Class Replenishment and Repair Ship INS (Indian Navy Ship) ADITYA (A 59), is guided into a fueling receiver port, aboard the Oliver Hazard Perry Class Guided Missile Frigate USS GARY (FFG 51) during Exercise MALABAR 04. Exercise MALABAR 04 is designed to increase interoperability between the two navies while enhancing the cooperative security relationship between India and the United States. The at-sea exercise includes maritime interdiction, surface events, sub-surface, air events, and personnel exchanges

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