General Deepak Kapoor (Retd), the former Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and Honorary Colonel Commandant of the Regiment of Artillery, made a poignant visit to the Artillery Centre in Nashik today. During his visit, General Kapoor laid a wreath at the War Memorial, paying solemn tribute to the brave-hearts who made the supreme sacrifice for the nation.

The visit, which took place at 14:35 UTC, was marked by interactions with the Agniveers, young officers, and staff at the Centre, where he shared his vast insights and experiences from his illustrious career. General Kapoor’s engagement with the younger generation of military personnel underscores the importance of mentorship and the transfer of knowledge within the armed forces.

In addition to his tribute at the War Memorial, General Kapoor also explored the Kumaramangalam Artillery Museum at the Centre. This visit allowed him to reflect on the rich legacy of the Regiment of Artillery, showcasing the evolution and historical significance of artillery in military operations. The museum, located in Nashik, is a repository of the regiment’s contributions and heritage.

This visit not only highlights the ongoing relationship between retired military leaders and active service personnel but also serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers, reinforcing the values of honor, duty, and remembrance within the Indian Army.