India-US Tri-service Exercise Tiger Triumph Advances to Harbour Phase
India-US Tri-service Exercise Tiger Triumph Advances to Harbour Phase
The ongoing bilateral tri-service exercise, 'Tiger Triumph-24,' between the Indian Army and the United States Defence Forces aims to enhance interoperability.
Bilateral tri-service exercise 'Tiger Triumph-24' involves over 700 Indian Army personnel. It is aimed at enhancing interoperability and refining disaster response capabilities. Image: ADGPI
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The exercise is conducted in two phases: harbour phase at Visakhapatnam and sea phase at Kakinada and Focuses on HADR operations and sub-conventional operations. Image: ADGPI
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Indian Army contingent includes infantry, mechanised infantry, Para (Special Forces), artillery, engineers, and supporting arms. The exercise showcases newly procured weapons and advanced technology. Image: ADGPI
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Harbour phase emphasizes communication checks and personnel exchanges for mutual understanding. Image: ADGPI
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Sea phase involves complex operations like ship-to-shore moves and IDP camp establishment. Demonstration of precision, coordination, and commitment to humanitarian assistance is also included. Image: ADGPI
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Joint drills enhance operational capabilities against asymmetric threats. Exercises include convoy operations, IED drills, cordon and search operations, and counter-ambush drills. Image: ADGPI
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Exercise Tiger Triumph reflects commitment to interoperability, joint operational capabilities, and intelligence sharing between India and the US. Image: ADGPI
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