Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar, AVSM, Army Commander of Western Command, visited the Army Air Defence College (AADC) in Gopalpur to assess the advancements in training and technology integration. The visit highlighted the Army’s focus on modernizing its Air Defence capabilities and preparing personnel for future operational challenges.
During the visit, the General Officer was briefed on the latest developments in Ground-Based Air Defence Weapon Systems (GBADWS), cutting-edge training infrastructure, and the modern training methodologies being adopted at the College. He was also apprised of the ongoing research and development (R&D) projects aimed at enhancing the operational efficiency and effectiveness of Air Defence units.
Lt Gen Katiyar commended the instructors and the team for their efforts in advancing training standards and integrating the latest technology. He encouraged them to continue working towards modernization and the adoption of futuristic training techniques, ensuring that the Army Air Defence Corps remains well-prepared to counter evolving threats.
IThe Army Commander also updated the faculty on key issues of military importance, emphasizing the critical role of the College in building a technologically advanced and operationally ready Air Defence force.
The visit reflects the Indian Army’s commitment to excellence in training, leveraging innovation, and fostering the professional growth of its personnel to meet the challenges of modern warfare.