Indian Armed Forces conduct conjoint military training exercise 'KAVACH' and 'AMPHEX-21' in Andaman Sea, Bay of Bengal - See pics
Towards enhancing joint operational readiness, Indian Armed Forces conducted a large-scale conjoint military training exercise “KAVACH” along with “AMPHEX-21” in the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal. The exercise was conducted under the aegis of Andaman and Nicobar Command (ANC) with the participation of Eastern Naval Command (ENC) and Army Southern Command (SC) involving assets of Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard.
In order to enhance joint operational readiness, the Indian Armed Forces conducted a large-scale conjoint military training exercise named 'KAVACH' along with “AMPHEX-21” in the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal.
Indian Armed Forces conduct conjoint military training exercise
'KAVACH' and 'AMPHEX-21' exercises conducted in Andaman Sea, Bay of Bengal
Indian Armed Forces during 'KAVACH' and 'AMPHEX-21' exercises
Indian Navy during exercises
Commander-in-Chief Andaman and Nicobar visited the exercise area
Indian Air Force during exercises
Indian Air Force during exercises
Indian Armed Forces conduct conjoint military training exercise
Indian Armed Forces conduct conjoint military training exercise
Indian Armed Forces conduct conjoint military training exercise
The exercise also validated joint capabilities of intelligence gathering from space, air, land and sea-based assets, its synthesis, analysis and near real-time sharing to achieve battlefield transparency for quick decision making. The joint force executed multi-domain, high-intensity offensive and defensive manoeuvres in the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal. The tri-services exercise fine-tuned joint war fighting capabilities and Standard Operating Procedures towards enhancing operational synergy.