The armies of India and the United States are conducting a joint war exercise, Yudh Abhyas 2025, in Alaska from September 1-14. The exercise will include helicopter landings, mountain warfare, drone technology, and preparations for United Nations missions.
Yudh Abhyas 2025: Amidst a trade war, a prime example of military cooperation is being witnessed between India and the United States. A contingent of the Indian Army has arrived at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, USA, for the 21st Yudh Abhyas 2025 (Joint Military Exercise 2025). This exercise will continue from September 1 to September 14, during which the armies of both countries will jointly demonstrate helicopter landings, mountain warfare, drone operations, and anti-drone technologies.
The primary objective of this war exercise is to prepare the armies of both nations for United Nations peacekeeping missions. Furthermore, the exercise will familiarize soldiers with modern warfare techniques to tackle multi-domain challenges.
Showcasing Combat Prowess in Alaska's Snowy Landscapes
In the snowy landscapes of Alaska, USA, the Indian and American armies are once again ready to showcase their combat skills shoulder-to-shoulder. The Indian Army contingent includes a battalion from the Madras Regiment. This battalion will train alongside the "Bobcats" (1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment) of the US Army's 11th Airborne Division.
Soldiers will not only learn combat strategies but also become acquainted with each other's experiences and techniques. This collaboration will further strengthen the coordination and trust between the armies of both countries.
Exercise to Include Helicopter Landings and Mountain Warfare
During this two-week exercise, soldiers will practice various strategic techniques. This includes crucial training such as heliborne operations, mountain warfare, drone utilization, and anti-drone technology.
Soldiers will also focus on safely evacuating casualties, providing first aid during combat, and preparing for battles in high-altitude areas. All these exercises will be conducted in accordance with the realistic conditions of modern warfare.
Focus on Drone and Anti-Drone Technology
The Yudh Abhyas is not limited to combat skills alone. The armies of both countries will also deliberate on areas such as drone and anti-drone technologies, information warfare, communication systems, and logistics. This partnership will equip the armies of both nations with technological readiness and enhance coordination during wartime.
Preparation for United Nations Missions
A significant objective of this war exercise is to bolster the preparedness of both armies for United Nations peacekeeping missions. Soldiers will participate in live-fire drills and challenging high-altitude combat scenarios.
This exercise will prepare them to confront multi-domain challenges. It will play a crucial role in enhancing their proficiency in the complexities of modern warfare, technological strategies, and multi-domain operations.
