Major General Amaresh Gunjan, SM, VSM, the General Officer Commanding the Golden Key Division, conducted a pivotal review of the operational preparedness and combat readiness of the division’s artillery units. This visit was specifically centered on future warfare capabilities and the transformative role of technology in modern combat.
During the visit, Major General Gunjan inaugurated TORQUE, a cutting-edge Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Training Node. This facility is designed to bolster the Indian Army’s proficiency in drone operations, surveillance, and reconnaissance, while also preparing personnel for the integration of emerging battlefield technologies.
TORQUE aims to equip soldiers with the skills necessary for the evolving nature of warfare, where the use of unmanned systems, precision targeting, and real-time intelligence are crucial for operational success. The establishment of this node is a significant milestone in enhancing the Army’s unmanned systems capacities and aligns with the larger vision of modernizing warfighting capabilities as part of ongoing transformation initiatives.
Major General Gunjan also attended demonstrations showcasing innovative technologies that enhance battlefield awareness, operational effectiveness, and combat readiness. He took the opportunity to address the troops, highlighting the critical need to combine technology with thorough training and professional excellence in the face of future security challenges. He urged personnel to remain adaptive, innovative, and focused on their missions in an increasingly technology-driven landscape.
The visit served to reaffirm the Indian Army’s commitment to leveraging advanced technologies and fostering a culture of innovation to secure a decisive advantage in future combat scenarios. It reflects a strategic direction towards maintaining operational superiority on tomorrow’s battlefields, ensuring readiness for the complexities of modern warfare.
