Poorvi Prachand Prahar drill displays joint combat synergy in eastern theatre
Guwahati: In a powerful display of joint combat capability, Indian armed forces conducted ‘Exercise Poorvi Prachand Prahar’, a high-altitude, all-terrain operation that underscored seamless integration between the Army, Air Force, Navy and ITBP in the eastern theatre.
The exercise validated tri-service preparedness and operational synergy in complex, dynamic environments. From coordinated manoeuvres to unified battlefield execution, the drill highlighted India’s evolving doctrine of multi-domain warfare, a defence PRO said.
The elite units which took part in the exercise included Special Forces, MARCOS, Garud, Bhairav Battalion, and Arunachal Scouts, played a decisive role as force multipliers, extending the reach and precision of ground operations. Their deployment demonstrated tactical versatility and deep terrain adaptability.
At the heart of the exercise were advanced technologies. Night-enabled FPVs, swarm drones, and unmanned aerial systems operating across the electromagnetic spectrum provided real-time surveillance, precision targeting, and synchronised fires. These assets were integrated with manoeuvre elements, attack helicopters, and the composite DIVYASTRA Battery to deliver enhanced battlefield effects.
The exercise showcased a technology-driven defensive battle, marked by rapid mobilisation, tri-service interoperability, and high-altitude coordination. It reflects the armed forces’ commitment to staying future-ready, adapting to emerging threats, and securing India’s northern borders with speed, precision and unity.
“The exercise validates joint preparedness, coordinated manoeuvres and the ability of the armed forces to operate as a unified combat team in complex and dynamic operational environments,” the PRO said.
“The exercise demonstrates a fully synchronised, technology-driven defensive battle, highlighting rapid mobilisation, tri-service interoperability and multi-domain coordination. It reflects the armed forces’ high level of operational readiness, adaptability to emerging threats and commitment to remaining future-ready along the northern borders,” the PRO added.
The exercise validated tri-service preparedness and operational synergy in complex, dynamic environments. From coordinated manoeuvres to unified battlefield execution, the drill highlighted India’s evolving doctrine of multi-domain warfare, a defence PRO said.
The elite units which took part in the exercise included Special Forces, MARCOS, Garud, Bhairav Battalion, and Arunachal Scouts, played a decisive role as force multipliers, extending the reach and precision of ground operations. Their deployment demonstrated tactical versatility and deep terrain adaptability.
At the heart of the exercise were advanced technologies. Night-enabled FPVs, swarm drones, and unmanned aerial systems operating across the electromagnetic spectrum provided real-time surveillance, precision targeting, and synchronised fires. These assets were integrated with manoeuvre elements, attack helicopters, and the composite DIVYASTRA Battery to deliver enhanced battlefield effects.
The exercise showcased a technology-driven defensive battle, marked by rapid mobilisation, tri-service interoperability, and high-altitude coordination. It reflects the armed forces’ commitment to staying future-ready, adapting to emerging threats, and securing India’s northern borders with speed, precision and unity.
“The exercise validates joint preparedness, coordinated manoeuvres and the ability of the armed forces to operate as a unified combat team in complex and dynamic operational environments,” the PRO said.
“The exercise demonstrates a fully synchronised, technology-driven defensive battle, highlighting rapid mobilisation, tri-service interoperability and multi-domain coordination. It reflects the armed forces’ high level of operational readiness, adaptability to emerging threats and commitment to remaining future-ready along the northern borders,” the PRO added.
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