Over 20,000 troops of the strike formations of the Army's South Western Command are engaged in the exercise
JAIPUR: Army's South Western command today carried out the integration of modern sensors, including high-precision radars, satellite imagery and pilot-less drones, to get real-time information of enemy activities during the ongoing "Vijay Prahar" exercise in Rajasthan's Suratgarh.
The troops also integrated the inputs received from various sensors into the automated decision support system for quick and accurate decision making.
"The drill and procedures were fine tuned and man-machine integration was further refined. The ongoing efforts have resulted in a high-level of battlefield transparency," an official release said.
Over 20,000 troops of the strike formations of the Army's South Western Command are engaged in the exercise.
The exercise that began a couple of weeks ago will conclude on May 9 and Army chief General Bipin Rawat and other senior officers are likely to witness the final phase.