HT Digital,
Gangtok, April 11: The Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army recently carried out a significant training exercise, involving Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) firing at an impressive altitude of 17,000 feet in Sikkim.
The exercise involved Missile Firing Detachments from Mechanised and Infantry Units across the Eastern Command. The training included a variety of activities such as continuity training and live firing, aimed at improving the skills of ATGM Detachments.
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The exercise scenarios replicated battlefield conditions, with engagement with both moving and static targets, reflecting the difficulties of mountainous terrains. The ATGM Detachments demonstrated their capability to neutralize armoured threats with unmatched lethality, ensuring mission success in even the most difficult mountain environments.
This exercise emphasized the Indian Army’s commitment to the doctrine of “Ek Missile Ek Tank,” highlighting the effectiveness of ATGM systems against enemy forces. The successful operation of ATGM systems in the challenging high-altitude environment confirms their accuracy and effectiveness, enhancing the Army’s operational readiness in Super High-Altitude terrains.
This exercise not only demonstrates the Indian Army’s commitment to refining its combat capabilities but also serves as evidence of its readiness to protect the nation’s borders, even in the most challenging geographical conditions.
