In the series of intense validation exercise being undertaken by Spear Corps, joint military drills were conducted at forward regions of Arunachal Pradesh, sources said.
The drills involved intense participation of all entities and undertook review of the operational effectiveness under all contingencies, including night conditions.
Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, GOC SpearCorps, recently visited forward posts in Upper Subansiri to review operational preparedness, logistics sustenance, and troop morale in challenging high-altitude conditions.
During the visit, the Corps Commander assessed the efficiency of supply chains, the effectiveness of operational planning, and the well-being of soldiers stationed in these remote areas.
He lauded the professionalism displayed by all ranks, acknowledging their dedication, resilience, and high morale despite the demanding environment.
Lt Gen Pendharkar emphasized the importance of maintaining peak combat readiness and praised the efforts made by formations to enhance operational capabilities. His visit underscored the army’s commitment to supporting personnel deployed in extreme conditions while ensuring that logistical and operational standards remain uncompromised.
Lt Gen Pendharkar witnesses exercise Vijay Raksha
The exercise also served as a platform to integrate new tactics and technologies into field operations, strengthening both strategic and tactical effectiveness in the region.
On Nov 6th : Lt Gen. Abhijit S. Pendharkar, GOC of Spear Corps, observed Exercise Vijay Raksha at Vijaynagar in Arunachal Pradesh.
The exercise highlighted the operational capabilities and combat readiness of Indian forces in the forward regions.
During the exercise, Assam Rifles and Indian Army units conducted joint operations, including the validation of defensive positions and coordinated maneuvers. Aerial insertion of Special Forces and the use of technology-driven innovations demonstrated enhanced agility and modern warfare capabilities.
The event emphasized operational synergy, coordination, and preparedness, reinforcing the armed forces’ readiness to respond swiftly to challenges along the eastern frontier.
Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, GoC, Spear Corps visited Army units deployed in forward areas of Arunachal Pradesh on Nov 12th as well and reviewed their operational preparedness.
The Corps Commander commended the troops for their professionalism and high morale despite the challenging conditions.
The Corps Cdr also interacted with the participants of the Jachep Tso Trek which was organised as part of 63rd Walong Day Commemoration.
Walong cradled in Arunachal Pradesh holds immense strategic importance.
Located near the trijunction of India, China and Myanmar, it serves as a critical outpost in safeguarding India’s eastern borders.
It goes without stating that for Walong’s rugged terrain and geographical vantage points play a key role in monitoring the line of actual control (LAC).
The Battle of Walong took place during the Sino-Indian War of 1962.
It took place near the town of Walong in the eastern sector of the conflict, in the present-day Arunachal Pradesh region of India. Indian forces, despite being outnumbered and under equipped, resisted the Chinese advance for nearly a month. This region then fell under North Eastern Frontier Agency (NEFA).
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