Spear Corps of Indian Army in North East showcases Cutting-Edge Drone Proficiency in High-Stakes Competition
Spear Corps has taken a significant stride in advancing drone operations by organising an intensive seven-day competition, drawing participation from over 1,000 troops.
The event provided a platform for soldiers to demonstrate remarkable precision and control while operating advanced drones in a simulated battlefield environment, underscoring their expertise and composure under demanding conditions.
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| Spear Corps GoC Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar gracing the occasion |
The competition rigorously assessed the efficiency, surveillance, logistics and flying skills of drone pilots who have undergone exhaustive training in drone handling. More than 300 drones, including several indigenously manufactured models, were put through their paces, reflecting the commitment of the Corps to integrate homegrown technology into operational drills.
The event stood as a testament to the operational capabilities and readiness of Spear Corps.
The Corps Commander Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, who attended the occasion, praised the participants for their competence and highlighted their preparedness to counter any adversarial challenge.
He emphasised the critical role of next-generation technology and encouraged all personnel to incorporate technological advancements into their tactical routines.
The Indian Army is significantly increasing its use of drones for various operations, including surveillance, reconnaissance, and even as offensive weapons. They are actively developing and inducting both indigenous and foreign-made drones to enhance their capabilities in different terrains and operational scenarios.
The Indian Army utilizes a variety of drones for intelligence gathering, including the Israeli-made Heron and Searcher II, as well as the Indian-made Nishant and Netra.
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