The Indian Army’s Eastern Command collaborated with the Indian Air Force and Indian Navy, conducted exercises showcasing integrated multi-spectrum operational capabilities in the challenging mountainous terrain along the Northern Borders. This Tri-Service, Integrated Multi-Domain Warfare Exercise, named ‘Exercise Prachand Prahaar,’ was held from March 25 to 27 in the high-altitude regions of Arunachal Pradesh.
VIDEO | Arunachal Pradesh: Indian Army conducts integrated multi-domain exercise.
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This included the use of advanced technologies such as long-range vectors, precision artillery, swarm drones, loiter munitions, and attack helicopters, all of which targeted multiple objectives with lethal precision. According to the Eastern Command post on X, the exercise was conducted in a contested electronic environment, highlighting the joint forces’ ability to operate seamlessly under complex and dynamic conditions.
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Exercise #PrachandPrahaar | Precision Fire unleashed !!! Indian Army’s Eastern Command along with the Indian Air Force and Indian Navy showcase their integrated multi-spectrum operational… pic.twitter.com/m7jXzOB5hr
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The three wings of the India Defence System showcased an impressive display of joint combat capabilities, according to a Facebook post by the Eastern Command.
Validates Fully Integrated Approach To Surveillance
Exercise Prachand Prahaar has now taken that concept further by validating a fully integrated approach to surveillance, command and control, and precision firepower across the three services.
“This exercise is living testament to the tremendous coordination, operational preparation and unique killer capacity of all three troops!,” read the post.
They demonstrated their ability to address complex challenges in demanding environments.
According to IANS, Lieutenant General Ram Chander Tiwari, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Command, and Air Marshal Surat Singh, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Air Command, reviewed the exercise and commended the troops for their operational excellence and high degree of professionalism.
This integrated tri-service drill builds on the momentum of ‘Exercise Poorvi Prahar’ held in November 2024, which focused primarily on the integrated application of aviation assets.
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