Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, the Army Commander of Northern Command, conducted a significant visit to the Air Movement Control Centre and Logistics Hub located in Leh. This visit was focused on assessing the advanced logistics infrastructure essential for supporting troops stationed in the remote and challenging high-altitude border areas of Eastern Ladakh.
During the visit, Lt Gen Sharma received an in-depth briefing on the critical role played by the logistics hub in maintaining year-round operational readiness. The hub facilitates efficient air maintenance, enables rapid troop movements, and ensures the timely delivery of essential supplies despite the region’s harsh terrain and extreme weather conditions.
The Army Commander took a thorough look at the contemporary material handling and logistics management practices in place, which are crucial to meeting the increasing demands of modern warfare. He lauded the personnel for their adept use of advanced techniques that enhance the reliability, speed, and resilience of the logistics chain, vital for sustained military operations.
In discussions with officers and troops on-site, Lt Gen Sharma expressed his admiration for their professionalism and unwavering dedication. He encouraged them to continue their exemplary service, emphasizing the importance of enhancing operational efficiency and combat capability in such a demanding environment. The visit underscored the Army’s commitment to ensuring the readiness and welfare of its forces deployed in one of the most strategically significant areas.
