Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, recently visited the Armoured Corps Centre and School (ACC&S) located in Ahilyanagar. This official tour aimed to assess ongoing training programs and technological initiatives at the institution. During his visit, Lt Gen Seth praised the ACC&S for its continuous advancements in modernization, training innovation, and infrastructure improvements, which have contributed to its esteemed status within the Indian Army.
One of the standout achievements highlighted by Lt Gen Seth was the Centre’s leading role in Swarm Drone Training, underscoring its pivotal contributions to the Indian Army. The ACC&S has made notable strides in drone training, counter-drone operations, and the development of autonomous systems, aligning with the army’s strategic objectives outlined in the ‘Year of Technology Absorption’ and the larger vision for the ‘Decade of Transformation.’
Engaging with officers, instructors, and faculty, Lt Gen Seth recognized their commitment and professionalism in enhancing the landscape of armoured warfare through innovative training methods. He emphasized the importance of continuously refining training techniques, incorporating modern technologies, and ensuring that the Armoured Corps remains agile and adaptable. This proactive approach is essential for meeting the challenges of future battlefields.
The visit served not only as an acknowledgment of the ACC&S’s efforts but also reaffirmed the Southern Command’s dedication to fostering technological empowerment and transformation across all branches of the Army. This commitment ensures that the Indian Army remains prepared for both conventional and contemporary warfare scenarios, positioning itself as a forward-looking force.
