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Army carried out a two-day long Special Heliborne exercise in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. These types of operations need surgical precision for execution by highly trained troops with robust mental and physical capabilities. These types of operations need surgical precision for execution by highly trained troops
JAISALMER: In a major show of strength and joint operational capability, troops of the strike formation of Indian Army carried out a two-day long special heliborne exercise in the deserts of Rajasthan.
The special heliborne operation provides necessary momentum to surprise the enemy and multiply the chances of success of an overall plan.
Such operations require surgical precision for execution by highly-trained troops with robust mental and physical capabilities.
The exercise was aimed to fine tune operational and logistical aspects of heliborne operations. A large force, comprising elements of diverse combat and combat-support arms, were successfully integrated and inducted, deep behind the enemy lines by medium-lift helicopters of the Indian Air Force (IAF) to achieve simultaneity in operations. Attack and armed helicopters were also deployed in close support of the heliborne column.
The Army's long-range weapon systems were used to deliver large amount of TNT and steel in support of the heliborne force. Strike aircrafts of the IAF provided critical fire support and air protection to the column.
The exercise conducted in battle like condition was reviewed by large number of senior officers of the Army and Air Force.
The exercise also showcased a high degree of synergy between the Army and IAF. Various electronic counter measures were fielded making use of latest electronic communication equipment. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were employed to gain real-time information of enemy activities which was shared with various command and control centres for planning and execution of coordinated operations.
The exercise was unique in scope and scale and provided ground inputs for refinement of operational procedures.
JAISALMER: In a major show of strength and joint operational capability, troops of the strike formation of Indian Army carried out a two-day long special heliborne exercise in the deserts of Rajasthan.
The special heliborne operation provides necessary momentum to surprise the enemy and multiply the chances of success of an overall plan.
Such operations require surgical precision for execution by highly-trained troops with robust mental and physical capabilities.
The exercise was aimed to fine tune operational and logistical aspects of heliborne operations. A large force, comprising elements of diverse combat and combat-support arms, were successfully integrated and inducted, deep behind the enemy lines by medium-lift helicopters of the Indian Air Force (IAF) to achieve simultaneity in operations. Attack and armed helicopters were also deployed in close support of the heliborne column.
The Army's long-range weapon systems were used to deliver large amount of TNT and steel in support of the heliborne force. Strike aircrafts of the IAF provided critical fire support and air protection to the column.
The exercise conducted in battle like condition was reviewed by large number of senior officers of the Army and Air Force.
The exercise also showcased a high degree of synergy between the Army and IAF. Various electronic counter measures were fielded making use of latest electronic communication equipment. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were employed to gain real-time information of enemy activities which was shared with various command and control centres for planning and execution of coordinated operations.
The exercise was unique in scope and scale and provided ground inputs for refinement of operational procedures.