NEW DELHI: Indian Army showcased its operational readiness, technological innovation and high-altitude combat capabilities through a live operational demonstration in Drass sector of Ladakh.The demonstration, a part of events held to celebrate 27th Kargil Vijay Diwas, featured Army’s small team concept and employment of drones and remotely piloted aerial systems (RPAS), highlighting the integration of advanced technologies into battlefield operations in challenging mountainous terrain.“…the Indian Army conducted an operational capability demonstration and static display for media representatives at Matayen, showcasing its combat readiness, technological innovation and high-altitude operational capabilities,” Army’s Fire and Fury Corps said on X.Demonstration showcased Indian Army’s cutting-edge mobility and surveillance assets, including special mobility vehicles, rough terrain vehicles, all-terrain vehicles (Chetak), high mobility reconnaissance vehicles, quick reaction fighting vehicles and an array of advanced drones and remotely piloted aerial systems.Army officials said the display reflected the force’s combat readiness while paying tribute to soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice during the 1999 Kargil conflict.
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