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India, US soldiers to participate in Yudh Abhyas 20 from Feb 8 India US Soldier
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India, US soldiers to participate in Yudh Abhyas 20 from Feb 8

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 05 Feb 2021, 05:39 pm

New Delhi: Soldiers from the U.S. and Indian Armies will participate in exercise Yudh Abhyas 20 from Feb 8-21, 2021, at Mahajan Field Firing Range (MFFR) in Rajasthan.

This U.S. Army Pacific-sponsored exercise involves approximately 250 U.S. and 250 Indian army soldiers, read a statement issued by the US Embassy. 
This annual training exercise enhances combined interoperability capabilities through training and cultural exchange, which foster enduring partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region though common defense objectives.

Yudh Abhyas 20 provides excellent opportunities for professional and cultural exchanges that strengthen our partnership through shared learning and training. Training commences with expert academic exchanges and professional development workshops that focus on training at the corps-level and below; combat against conventional, unconventional and hybrid threats; humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.

The command post exercise (CPX) will focus on U.N. peacekeeping operation staff tasks in a combined military setting. 
A field training exercise (FTX) will involve company-strength elements from each nation exercising combined, fundamental war-fighting skills to enhance combined operational capacity. The CPX and FTX will run concurrently.

 

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