New Delhi witnessed a landmark event on February 10 as 116 naval and coast guard trainees stepped into the Army Air Defence Centre and Museum. Hailing from training vessels INS Tir and ICGS Sarthi, these cadets were immersed in the intricacies of Army’s aerial defense architecture.
Detailed briefings covered the essence of integrated battle doctrines, synchronized training methodologies, and advanced tactics for air defense missions. The sessions highlighted how interoperability among services can turn the tide in contemporary conflicts, equipping tomorrow’s leaders with a holistic operational perspective.
The museum visit brought history alive, tracing the air defense unit’s growth from inception to high-tech prowess, replete with tales of valor in past wars. Knowledge-sharing forums sparked candid discussions, bridging gaps between naval, coast guard, and army personnel.
Military leaders emphasize that these cross-service exposures are vital for fostering unity and agility. By promoting coordinated responses, they pave the way for a formidable, unified defense mechanism capable of addressing multifaceted threats to India’s sovereignty.