In a remarkable display of combat readiness and precision, the Eastern Command of the Indian Army conducted a high-altitude exercise at an altitude of 17,000 feet in the challenging terrain of North Sikkim.

The exercise witnessed the participation of Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) and mortar detachments from Infantry and Mechanised Infantry units, demonstrating their effectiveness and preparedness in high-altitude warfare.

The high-stakes exercise was observed by Lieutenant General Zubin A Minwalla, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of Trishakti Corps, who witnessed the precise execution of firepower and manoeuvres in extreme conditions.

The seamless coordination between the Infantry and Mechanised Infantry units, coupled with the accuracy of ATGM and mortar fire, reaffirmed the Indian Army’s combat prowess and operational readiness in safeguarding the nation’s frontiers.

The exercise not only validated the Army’s ability to operate in harsh climatic conditions but also underscored the focus on maintaining high standards of operational efficiency in the strategically sensitive areas of the Eastern Sector.

The successful conduct of this high-altitude exercise highlights the unwavering commitment of the Trishakti Corps and the Indian Army in ensuring the nation’s security and upholding the spirit of #NationFirst.