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Secretary of Defense Ash Carter makes his way through

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter makes his way through

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter makes his way through the interior of the Indian Navy frigate INS Sahyadri,as he tours the warship in Vizag, India, June 2, 2015. (DoD Photo by Glenn Fawcett) (Released)

Capt. Jyotin Raina, commanding officer of the Indian

Capt. Jyotin Raina, commanding officer of the Indian

Capt. Jyotin Raina, commanding officer of the Indian Navy frigate INS Sahyadri, shows Secretary of Defense Ash Carter a dimly lighted control room on his ship in Vizag, India, June 2, 2015. (DoD Photo by Glenn ... More

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and his wife Stephanie

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and his wife Stephanie

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter and his wife Stephanie is greeted by Indian Navy Vice Adm. Bimal Verma as he makes a stop in Vizag, India, to visit India's Eastern Naval Headquarters and tour the frigate INS Sa... More

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter signs the guestbook

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter signs the guestbook

Secretary of Defense Ash Carter signs the guestbook of the Indian Navy frigate INS Sahyadri during a tour of the warship in Vizag, India, June 2, 2015. (DoD Photo by Glenn Fawcett) (Released)

Capt. Jyotin Raina, commanding officer of the Indian

Capt. Jyotin Raina, commanding officer of the Indian

Capt. Jyotin Raina, commanding officer of the Indian Navy frigate INS Sahyadri, leads Secretary of Defense Ash Carter on a tour of his ship in Vizag, India, June 2, 2015. (DoD Photo by Glenn Fawcett) (Released)

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