Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Sapta Shakti Command, recently conducted an important inspection to assess the operational preparedness of the Dot On Target Division. This visit aimed to ensure that the division is up to date with its training and operational capabilities, especially in the increasingly vital domain of drone and counter-drone warfare.
During his tour, Lt Gen Singh reviewed the ongoing training activities at the Formation Drone Centre of Excellence and explored the Counter-Drone Tinkering Lab. These facilities are designed to enhance the Indian Army’s proficiency in utilizing Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) effectively in various operational scenarios. The emphasis was on cultivating innovative techniques that can be integrated into active duty, reflecting the Army’s commitment to excellence.
The Army Commander expressed admiration for the dedicated efforts of all ranks involved in adopting and integrating new technologies into both training and operational frameworks. This commitment to modernization is particularly crucial as drones have become pivotal in contemporary military strategies.
Lt Gen Singh highlighted the necessity of maintaining high standards of professionalism and innovation, pointing out that readiness to adapt to evolving security challenges is vital for the Army’s success. His remarks resonated with the broader mission of the Indian Army to continuously leverage advanced technologies and develop indigenous solutions, bolstering its operational capabilities.
The inspection not only showcased the Indian Army’s advancements in military technology but also underscored its strategic approach towards ensuring a robust defense infrastructure capable of meeting the demands of modern warfare.
