In a collaborative military training endeavor, 37 officers from the Indian Navy, who are currently undergoing the Long Gunnery Course, visited the Army Air Defence College (AADC) in Gopalpur. This visit facilitated an exchange of knowledge and best practices between the two armed forces branches.
During their visit, the naval officers were given an in-depth tour of the AADC’s state-of-the-art training facilities. They witnessed firsthand the advanced technological infrastructure that the Army uses to train its air defence personnel. This includes the latest in radar technology, anti-aircraft systems, and simulation platforms, which are integral to preparing Army personnel for the complexities of modern air defence.
The visiting officers were also briefed on the common procedures and best practices in air defence, highlighting the cross-branch learning opportunities that such visits foster. This interaction not only enhances the professional knowledge of the naval officers but also strengthens the interoperability between the Indian Navy and the Army.
Such initiatives are part of broader efforts to foster a unified approach to national defence training and preparedness across different branches of India’s armed forces. By sharing resources and knowledge, the forces enhance their collective capability to defend the nation’s airspace effectively.
The visit underscores the importance of integrated military education and the ongoing commitment of India’s armed forces to collaborate and learn from one another, ensuring a cohesive and well-rounded defence strategy.
