Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, conducted a crucial visit to the Amphibious Brigade to evaluate its operational readiness and joint warfighting capabilities in challenging environments. This visit underscores the Army’s commitment to maintaining a highly adaptable and prepared force.
During this engagement, Lt Gen Seth observed a series of intensive amphibious drills. These exercises, utilizing specialized equipment, were designed to confirm the brigade’s ability to execute operations across varied terrains and mission profiles. The demonstrations showcased impressive coordination among units, quick maneuverability, and effective resource integration—key components necessary for successful amphibious operations.
Lt Gen Seth took the opportunity to engage directly with both officers and soldiers, expressing his admiration for their professionalism and combat readiness. He acknowledged the brigade’s efforts in upholding a robust operational posture that allows for a swift response to any emerging challenges.
In his address to the troops, Lt Gen Seth emphasized the importance of staying agile, adaptive, and mission-focused as the operational landscape continues to evolve. His visit reiterated Southern Command’s focus on joint operations and preparedness, ensuring that the Army is well-equipped to tackle complex security issues in the future. The commitment to maintaining a future-ready force remains a top priority, aligning with the current global security environment.
