The Indian Army recently organized the Challenging Geographical Region of the Eastern Himalayas and the rigorous weather, especially in the Kamang region, 3.0. The exercise was inspected by the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of Gajraj Corps. The practice featured an impressive combination of the army’s advanced technology, operational innovation and professional experts.
This large-scale exercise highlighted the ability of the army to operate in the multi-domain environment. It demonstrated activities such as drone surveillance, real-time target acquisition, accurate attacks, air-leopard dominance and coordinated battlefield operations.
The new Ashni platoon also joined for the first time in this exercise, which shows that new technology and experience together can help in war. A unique aspect of war skills 3.0 was an active participation of the Indian Civil Defense Industry, which reflects India’s campaign for “Dedcade of Transformation”.
This cooperation showed how the country’s defense innovations are being converted into real gains in the battlefield, which strengthens national security and promotes self -reliant India initiative.
The exercise certified the readiness of the army’s high-altitude and difficult climate and reiterated its commitment to the consolidation of emerging techniques such as unmanded systems, accurate weapons and multi-domain operating strategies.
Successful termination of war skills 3.0 highlights the Indian Army’s excellence, adaptability and commitment to focus on technological progress and keeps it a future-capable for the next generation of war preparations.
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