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War Preparation? Indian military holds massive ATGM drills

War Preparation? Indian military holds massive ATGM drills

NEW DELHI – When tension is mounting between India and Pakistan, New Delhiis preparing for any kind of eventuality.

The Indian Army on Saturday carried out massive drills of anti tank guidedmissile (ATGM) in a field live fire training exercise undertaken for troopsof the Army’s Eastern Command.

An anti-tank guided missile (ATGM), anti-tank missile, anti-tank guidedweapon (ATGW) or anti-armor guided weapon is a guided missile primarilydesigned to hit and destroy heavily armoured military vehicles.

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Meanwhile the Indian army carrying out drills of anti tank guided missiles.A detachment fires at mock target during a field live firing trainingexercise in the Eastern Command

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An anti-tank guided missile detachment fires at a mock target during afield live firing training exercise undertaken for troops of the Army’sEastern Command today.

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India has recently upped its military equipment. India’s military might wason full display with some newly-acquired weapons and old war horsesstrutting down Rajpath in the company of military bands and with attackchoppers and fighter jets roaring above in the sky — at the Republic Dayparade this year.

Newly acquired M777 howitzers and K-9 Vajra self-propelled artillery gunswere on public display for the first time along with other weapons at theparade.

The 155mm, 39 calibre ultra-light howitzers have been procured from the USunder government to government Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and will beassembled in India by BAE Systems in partnership with Mahindra Defence.

Another new entry this year was that of the Surface Mine Clearing System(SMCS). The system is mounted on Infantry Combat Vehicle BMP-II and can bedetached at convenience.