Pune, Mar 28:
The Indian Army contingent, comprising of one battalion, is currently taking part in second edition of Tri-Services India-US Amphibious Exercise ‘Tiger Triumph 2024’, along with Indian Navy and Indian Air Force.
The Indian Army is represented by an integrated Battalion group in the Exercise, with strength of 700 Army personnel, showcasing newly procured or inducted weapons and state-of-the-art technological infusions.
The Indian Army contingent is represented by components from Infantry, Mechanised Infantry, Para SF, Artillery, Engineers and other supporting arms, apart from assorted systems of multiple drones, anti-drone equipment, ICVs.
The 14-day exercise, commenced on March 18, is being conducted in two phases, with Harbour phase at Vishakhapatnam followed by Sea phase at Kakinada.
The primary focus of the exercise is to enhance interoperability, strengthen bilateral relations, refine capabilities in Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief (HADR) and sub-conventional operations.
The joint training exercise with US Defence Forces demonstrates interoperability, joint operational capabilities and intelligence sharing between both the countries, said a Defence press release here on Wednesday.
