Indian Army leads ‘Brahma Shira’ in Rann and Creek Sector News24 –
The Indian Army carried out Exercise Brahma Shira in the Rann and Creek Sector. The exercise brought the three services together to validate integrated capabilities across land, sea, and air.
Indian Army posted on X, “As part of the Tri Services Exercise Trishul, the Indian Army conducted Exercise Brahma Shira in the Rann and Creek Sector, bringing together the three services, Indian Coast Guard and BSF in seamless coordination with civil administration to validate integrated capabilities across land, sea and air. Embodying the Indian Army’s Decade Of Transformation, the exercise integrates Joint Task Forces, a state-of-the-art Joint Control Centre and robust operational infrastructure to sustain multi-domain operations.”
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