Tri-Services Exercise Trishul Commences to Strengthen Joint Combat Preparedness and Interoperability
The 12-day tri-services exercise 'Trishul' has begun, led by the Indian Navy's Western Naval Command. The large-scale drills involve the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force across the creek and desert sectors of Rajasthan and Gujarat, extending into the northern Arabian Sea. Over 20,000 troops, along with advanced assets like T-90 tanks, Rafale fighters, and naval frigates, are participating. The exercise aims to validate joint operational procedures, enhance interoperability, and test network integration among the services. It also focuses on joint intelligence, surveillance, electronic warfare, and the use of indigenous weapon systems.
Key Points
- The exercise is being coordinated by the Western Naval Command of the Indian Navy.
- It spans diverse terrains, including the deserts of Rajasthan and the maritime environment of the Arabian Sea.
- Key assets involved include INS Jalashwa, Rafale aircraft, and Arjun tanks.
- The drill underscores inter-agency coordination with the Coast Guard and Border Security Force.
Exam Facts
- Exercise Name: Trishul
- Duration: 12 days
- Troop Strength: 20,000+
- Coordinating Command: Western Naval Command
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