The Indian military concluded the joint training exercise Trishakti Prahar on Tuesday. The exercise began in North Bengal on January 21 with the aim of practicing battle preparedness of the security forces using the latest weapons and equipment in a networked, integrated environment. The exercise involved the Army, the Indian Air Force, and CAPFs.
During the exercise, swift mobilization and deployment practices were carried out in various locations across North Bengal. The efforts of all agencies, including the civil administration, civil defense organizations, police, and CAPFs, were coordinated to ensure efficient movement and quick mobilization, according to a defense source.
The exercise concluded with an Integrated Fire Power Exercise at the Teesta Field Firing Ranges on Tuesday. The exercise aimed to synergize the firepower assets of the Indian Armed Forces and CAPFs to orchestrate an integrated battle.
The exercise showcased the joint application of various ground and aerial assets, including the latest generation fighter aircraft, helicopters, tanks, infantry combat vehicles, medium and field artillery guns, infantry mortars, and various new generation infantry weapons and equipment in a networked environment. Additionally, newly-inducted weapons and equipment made in India as a part of the &Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan& were also used in the exercise.
The Fire Power Exercise was reviewed by Lt Gen R P Kalita, Army Commander, Eastern Command. A display of the major weapons and equipment was organized after the Fire Power demonstration.
The conduct of the exercise enabled rehearsal and coordination among various agencies for quick movement and employment of forces across North Bengal. The Integrated Fire Power Exercise showcased the Indian Armed Forces’ capability in the synergized application of Indian Air Force assets, Airborne Special Forces, and security forces in a networked environment.
