NEW DELHI, Aug 19:
The Indian Army and the Royal Thai Army today completed a two-week-long platoon level annual joint military exercise aimed at strengthening partnership and cooperation between them, the Army said here.
‘Exercise Maitree’ commenced on August 6 in Thailand.
The exercise last year was held in Himachal Pradesh.
This year, the exercise began with a cross-training period involving familiarisation training between the two armies to evolve drills and procedures involved in counter-insurgency and counter-terrorist operations in urban, rural and jungle terrain under the United Nations mandate.
The initial days of field training focused on familiarising with each other’s modus operandi, basic maneuvers and evolving joint drills.
The second phase included practising various drills and tactical scenarios in counter-insurgency environment, execution of tactical and search and destroy operations, house intervention and survival techniques. (PTI)
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