Alaska: The 17th edition of India-As Yudh Abhyas 21 training on Saturday concluded at the base with Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska after validation training.
According to the Indian Army, exercise has strengthened confidence, interoperability, and sharing best practices between the two troops.
“The 17th edition of India-edition training concluded at the base with Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska after validation exercises.
This exercise has strengthened confidence, interbilization and enabling sharing best practices between the two Indian troops,” Tweet Indian soldiers.
The validation phase of Yudh Abhyas 21 training was conducted from October 25-28, in two parts consisting of two teams in the state of Alaska US.
The purpose of this exercise is to validate the cold weather skills obtained over the past 10 days, the warrior train in the survival of the Arctic and practiced the behavior of small team operations in extreme cold weather conditions.
Military training with Indo-as ‘Yudh Abhyas’ concluded in Alaska
