High-Altitude Warfare: Indian Army Shows Combat Readiness
In a demonstration of its battle readiness and precision strike capabilities, the Indian Army’s Trishakti Corps successfully conducted a live fire exercise in the high-altitude mountains of Sikkim. The exercise was designed to test the units’ preparedness for combat in challenging mountainous terrain.
The exercise showcased the corps’ ability to neutralize armored threats with high lethality in treacherous terrain. Mechanized and infantry units from the Eastern Command participated in the exercise, which involved live firing scenarios against both moving and static targets.
The Trishakti Corps demonstrated its operational excellence through coordinated firepower and precision engagement, highlighting its readiness to tackle a range of challenges, including high-altitude warfare. The exercise reinforced the Indian Army’s commitment to maintaining high standards of efficiency, agility, and mission readiness, regardless of the terrain.
The successful completion of this exercise underscores the Indian Army’s dedication to operational excellence and its ability to adapt to challenging environments. As the Army continues to enhance its capabilities, it remains fully equipped to meet evolving security requirements across varied landscapes.
