Mongolian-Indo drill to boost joint ops muscle
The 12th edition of Exercise Nomadic Elephant, a joint military training exercise between Mongolian and Indian armies, commenced at the elite Counter Insurgency & Jungle Warfare School in Mizoram.
Mongolian-Indo drill is to boost joint ops muscle. The 12th edition of Exercise Nomadic Elephant, a joint military training exercise between the Mongolian and Indian armies, commenced at the elite Counter Insurgency & Jungle Warfare School in Vairangte, Mizoram.
The Mongolian army is represented by nine officers and 36 soldiers from the elite Special Forces Task Battalion. The exercise is aimed at training troops in counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations under the United Nations mandate. The joint exercise will enhance defense co-operation and military relations between the two countries and share their experiences. The training encompasses aspects like convoy protection, room-intervention drills and ambush/counter-ambush drills. The joint training will also lay emphasis on conducting operations by a cohesive sub-unit, comprising troops of both armies, in intensive adverse operational conditions during UN missions, thus enhancing the interoperability between the armies.
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