A week-long Logistics Review Exercise aimed at addressing critical functional issues and developing a grid-based logistics model has concluded at Chandimandir, marking a crucial milestone in the Indian Army’s ongoing transformation efforts. This comprehensive review, aligned with current themes such as #OnPathToTransformation and #YearOfTechAbsorption, examined innovative logistics solutions deemed essential for future battlefield operations.
The exercise particularly emphasized improving logistics stamina and operational sustainability in the context of modern warfare. Key discussions revolved around several emerging technologies and mechanized logistics solutions, including the use of robotic mules for automated and efficient load transportation, logistics drones to enhance supply chain effectiveness in challenging terrains, and mechanization strategies for rapid and seamless logistical support.
During the event, Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar, PVSM, AVSM, addressed a distinguished assembly of officers from the Indian Army, Indian Air Force (IAF), and Border Security Force (BSF). He underscored the necessity for enhanced multi-agency synergy to optimize logistics operations, advocating for low-cost innovations that could drive efficiency. He also highlighted the importance of incorporating local resources into logistical planning to ensure sustainability and adaptability in rapidly changing operational environments.
The successful conclusion of this high-impact review underscores the Indian Army’s proactive commitment to integrating technology-driven logistics solutions. With a strong focus on modernization, efficiency, and joint operational coordination, the Indian Armed Forces are continuously working to establish resilient and future-ready logistical frameworks capable of meeting the evolving demands of modern warfare.
