Does a C pointer to volatile refer to volatile memory when it is subscripted?

Consider these two definitions:

volatile int a[10];
volatile int *p = a; 

If we refer to a[3] that memory location be considered to be volatile storage. Is it the case in C that p[3] also refers to volatile storage, though it is declared as a pointer, and not as an array?

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