Published: 19th Mar, 2019
The India-Africa Joint field training exercise was held between the Indian Army and 16 African nations in Pune.
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The India-Africa Joint field training exercise was held between the Indian Army and 16 African nations in Pune.
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AFINDEX-19
- The 10-day long joint exercise was held in two locations in Pune. They are Foreign Training Node at Aundh Military Station and College of Military Engineering in Kirkee.
- Indian Army will be represented by the personnel of Maratha Light Infantry.
- Besides, the personnel from the participating nations of African continent, officers from Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo and Madagascar would also attend the exercise as Observers.
- The aim of the exercise is to train the participating contingents in Humanitarian Mine Assistance (HMA) and Peace Keeping Operations (PKO) under the United Nations Charter.
- The joint exercise will also focus on achieving interoperability, learning each other’s methodologies and tactics through synchronized operational level planning and tactical level training.
- The joint exercise will also cover the dynamics of raising a Mission headquarters, nuances of establishing military observer team sites in disturbed areas.
- AFINDEX-19 is expected to greatly facilitate sharing of Indian Armed Forces experiences and shall significantly enhance relations with the African continent.
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