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AUSTRAHIND-23

Santhosh Kumar 23/11/2023

AUSTRAHIND-23 mind map
Indian Armed Forces contingent
81 personnel
Departed for Australia
To participate in AUSTRAHIND-23
Second edition of Joint Military Exercise
Taking place in Perth, Australia
From November 22 to December 6
Ministry of Defence (MoD) highlighted
Exercise aims to
Facilitate exchange of ideas
Joint rehearsal of tactics, techniques, procedures
For tactical operations
Training Objectives and Curriculum
Includes various aspects
Such as sniper firing
Joint operation of surveillance and communication equipment
Enhance situational awareness
Casualty management, evacuation procedures
Tactical actions at Company/Battalion levels
Strengthens understanding and cooperation
Between Indian and Australian militaries
Promoting Defense Cooperation
MoD emphasizes exercise serves to
Promote collaborative partnerships
Share best practices
Enhance interoperability
Between two armed forces
Participants engage in multi-domain operations
In urban and semi-urban terrains
Aligning with Chapter VII of United Nations on peacekeeping operations
Composition of the Contingent
Indian Army contingent
60 personnel from Battalion of GORKHA Rifles
Indian Navy
One officer
Indian Air Force
20 personnel
Australian side
60 personnel from 13th Brigade
20 members each from Royal Australian Navy and Royal Australian Air Force
Annual Training Event
Exercise AUSTRAHIND
Established in 2022
Inaugural edition in Mahajan, Rajasthan, India
Designed to be annual training event
Alternately conducted in India and Australia
Fostering ongoing cooperation and understanding
Between armed forces of two friendly nations

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