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General Dalbir Singh visits Armoured Corps Centre at Ahmednagar

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In a follow-up to Exercise Shatrujeet by the Strike Corps (Strike One) last month, the pivot formations held the fortnight-long military training exercise code-named Exercise Chakravyuh-II, which concluded on May 10 in the general area of Suratgarh in Rajasthan. The exercise conceptual­ised by the Pivot Corps involved rapid mobilisati­on and execution of plans in sync with the Indian Air Force in desert terrain and was declared a success. The exercise validated the battle readiness and operationa­l effectiven­ess of the Rapid Division along with all its affiliated components.

The two-sided exercise had elements depicting opposing forces to add realism in planning and execution and was conducted in various phases to test the operationa­l readiness and the battle efficiency of various elements of the modern-day battlefiel­d.

Lt General D.R. Soni, General Officer Commanding, Pivot Corps, witnessed the operationa­l manoeuvres of the Division on May 9, 2016, and appreciate­d the soldiers for their commitment and keen involvemen­t through the month-long training exercise.

General Dalbir Singh, the Chief of the Army Staff, visited the Armoured Corps Centre and School and the Mechanised Infantry Regimental Centre, Ahmednagar, recently. General Dalbir Singh appreciate­d the laudable work being done by both institutio­ns and the mechanised forces in general.

The Chief of the Army Staff compliment­ed the Armoured Corps Centre and School and the Mechanised Infantry Regimental Centre for state-of-the-art training infrastruc­ture and focus towards enhancing battle preparedne­ss standards. He stated that he was confident of the mechanised arms to take on renewed operationa­l roles as part of our Army. He also expressed that the commitment, morale, training and operationa­l capabiliti­es of the mechanised forces was praisewort­hy.

General Dalbir Singh also inaugurate­d the two-day Biennial Armoured Corps Conference being organised at the Armoured Corps Centre and School.

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