Australia’s largest maritime warfare exercise Kakadu 2024 has come to a successful close in the port of Darwin.

The 16th iteration of the exercise featured warships from over ten nations, maritime patrol aircraft from five nations and 3,500 armed forces personnel.

Consisting of two phases, the exercise included a harbour phase with planning, briefings, sports and cultural events and a sea phase including the full spectrum of maritime warfare from constabulary operations through to high end, anti-submarine and anti-air warfare.

The exercise also featured a 20-nation combined command and control element.



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