"The joint exercise continues to reinforce professional bonds, mutual trust and defence cooperation between the Indian Army and the Malaysian Army through realistic training and shared experiences": Army official
NEW DELHI: The Indian and Malaysian armies are involved in joint operational training as part of Exercise ‘Harimau Shakti’ in the Mahajan field firing ranges. The exercise which commenced on December 5 will end on Thursday.
The joint exercise involved army martial arts routine (AMAR) drills, helicopter slithering and low-hover jumps from MI-17 helicopters, and counter-IED familiarisation through structured briefings and visits to specialised training facilities, strengthening skills relevant to contemporary operational environments.
The exercise also featured a joint weapon and equipment display showcasing company and battalion-level special weapons including Next Generation Equipment and Weapons, alongside activities focused on physical fitness and cohesion such as yoga and friendly sports events.
"The joint exercise continues to reinforce professional bonds, mutual trust and defence cooperation between the Indian Army and the Malaysian Army through realistic training and shared experiences," said a senior Army official.
