Lt General Abhijit S Pendharkar, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Spear Corps, visited an Indian Army formation at the Likabali Military Station in Arunachal Pradesh to assess its operational readiness and review measures to enhance combat effectiveness in the strategically significant region.
During his visit, the Corps Commander was given a comprehensive briefing on the combat preparedness of the formation. He reviewed the integration of technological innovations aimed at serving as force multipliers, which are crucial in achieving operational supremacy on the battlefield. The focus on modern technology reflects the Indian Army’s commitment to staying ahead in an evolving combat landscape.
Lt Gen Pendharkar also interacted with the troops stationed at the Military Station, appreciating their unwavering tenacity and dedication despite the challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions of the region. His words of encouragement reinforced the soldiers’ morale and underscored the critical importance of their role in safeguarding national security in Arunachal Pradesh, a region of immense strategic importance.
The visit highlighted the Indian Army’s commitment to maintaining a state of high readiness and adaptability, ensuring operational excellence in demanding environments. The steadfast efforts of all ranks at the Likabali Military Station were lauded by the GOC, who emphasized the importance of resilience and innovation in tackling the challenges posed by the rugged terrain and harsh weather of the northeastern frontier.
This engagement reaffirms the Spear Corps’ vital role in securing India’s northeastern borders while embracing technological advancements to enhance combat effectiveness.
