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In our latest webinar, Rizal Darma Putra emphasised the urgency of meeting TNI's operational requirements while maintaining military standards, considering Indonesia’s financial capacity, and ensuring the availability of interim equipment. You can watch the full version of our latest webinar on our YouTube channel! #SemarSentinel #SemarSentinelWebinar #InterimSolutions #FillingTheGap #KesiapanPertahanan

The 7th edition of India-France Joint Military Exercise SHAKTI began today in Umroi, Meghalaya, strengthening bilateral relations. Exercise SHAKTI is a biennial exercise held alternately in #India and #France. The last edition was held in France in November 2021. Observers from the #IndianNavy and #IndianAirForce will also take part in the exercise. The French contingent of 90 will primarily be from the 13th Foreign Legion Half-Brigade (13th DBLE). #ExerciseSHAKTI intends to enhance both sides' joint military capability to conduct multi-domain operations in a sub-conventional situation under Chapter VII of the United Nations Mandate. The joint exercise is expected to focus on operations in semi-urban and mountainous terrain. The collaborative training aims to acquire high levels of physical fitness, rehearse and refine drills for tactical operations, and share best practices. Tactical drills to be practiced during the Exercise will include responding to a terrorist action of capturing a defined territory, establishing a Joint Command Post, establishing an Intelligence & Surveillance Centre, securing a helipad/landing site, Small Team Insertion & Extraction, Special Heliborne Operations, Cordon & Search Operations, and the use of drones and counter-drone systems, among others. Exercise SHAKTI will enable the two sides to share their best practices in Tactics, Techniques and Procedures of conducting joint operations. The joint exercise will help push interoperability and camaraderie between the two countries' armed forces personnel.

Where the Wagner Group once tread, others can now follow. It was recently announced that Turkish mercenaries have now been deployed in the restive Liptako Gourma tri border region between Burkina Faso, Niger & Mali, once the exclusive preserve of the Russian based Wagner Group (Now Africa Corps) These troops are part of SADAT, Turkeys only private military company and but one small part of a growing defence industry used by the Turkish government to secure influence in Africa. Other players include Baykar & Turkish Aerospace who have helped expand the footprint of Turkish drone sales. For a more in depth look at how Wagner exploited the security vacuum in West Africa & why other copycats are sure to follow, you can read my piece for IOA on the subject below https://lnkd.in/dg-tBHfW #wagner #turkey #security #africa

The Indian Army has announced a significant investment of Rs 6,800 crore in Very Short Range Air Defence (VSHORAD) systems as a strategic move to strengthen its military capabilities along the borders with China and Pakistan. The objective is to provide domestically produced means of efficiently countering aerial threats. In a recent report, the news agency ANI stated that the Indian Army plans to acquire over 3,000 missiles and more than 500 launchers through domestic channels. This move demonstrates India's will to bolster its armed forces with state-of-the-art technology and its commitment to become an independent producer of military goods. Such calculated bets demonstrate India's commitment to maintaining regional peace and safeguarding its borders as geopolitical forces change. For more details, visit our website- https://lnkd.in/dJM7GdGC. #technology #event #development #india #research #planning #soldiers #soldierforlife #civildefence #newsupdate #talent #jobs #socialmedia #militaryfamilies #militarycommunity #technology #event #india

The integration of AI in military logistics and transportation represents a groundbreaking leap forward in modern warfare, offering unparalleled advantages to armed forces worldwide. For more profound insights into this transformative technology, delve into articles from CILT Singapore shared below. Top 5 Key Benefits of AI in Military Logistics and Transportation: - Signifying a significant advancement in modern warfare, AI seamlessly integrates into military logistics and transportation. - Enjoy benefits such as streamlined supply chain management and heightened transportation efficiency with AI implementation. - AI's prowess lies in its ability to enhance decision-making through comprehensive data analysis and predictive modeling. - By minimizing logistical errors and optimizing resource allocation, AI ensures greater operational effectiveness and substantial cost savings. - The evolving role of AI is set to revolutionize armed forces' planning, execution, and sustainability on a global scale. As AI evolves, its integration into military operations will undoubtedly reshape the landscape of defense logistics, fostering unparalleled efficiency, effectiveness, and preparedness for future challenges. Take a deeper dive into this compelling topic by exploring resources available on CILT Singapore's website. #logisticssolutions #militarytechnology #aiapplications #cilt #experientiallearning #knowledgesharing #AIinMilitaryLogistics #DefenseInnovation #MilitaryTechnology #LogisticsRevolution #FutureofWarfare

Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia discussed military technology collaboration at the Trilateral Defence Industrial Collaboration meeting in Rawalpindi. They highlighted the importance of pooling resources for defense self-sufficiency and historical ties. The next meeting is scheduled for February 2024 in Riyadh, marking a significant step in strengthening defense ties. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia also conducted their bilateral defense collaboration meeting, emphasizing the need for defense industrial cooperation to address modern challenges and advance technological capabilities. #Pakscience #MilitaryCollaboration #TrilateralMeeting #DefenseTechnology #Pakistan #Turkiye #SaudiArabia

The 10th edition of India- Sri Lanka Joint Military Exercise MITRA SHAKTI commenced today, at Army Training School, Maduru Oya, Sri Lanka. The Exercise is scheduled to be conducted from 12th to 25th August 2024. Indian contingent comprising of 106 personnel is being represented by a Battalion of Rajputana Rifles along with personnel from other arms and services. The Sri Lankan contingent is being represented by personnel from Gajaba Regiment of Sri Lankan Army. Joint Exercise MITRA SHAKTI is an annual training event conducted alternatively in India and Sri Lanka. Last edition was conducted in Pune in Nov 2023. Aim of the Joint Exercise is to enhance joint military capability of both sides to undertake counter insurgency operations in a Sub Conventional scenario under Chapter VII of the United Nations Mandate. The exercise will focus on operations in the semi-urban environment. Tactical drills to be rehearsed during the exercise include Response to a Terrorist Action, Establishment of a Joint Command Post, Establishment of an Intelligence & Surveillance Centre, Securing of a Helipad/ Landing Site, Small Team Insertion & Extraction, Special Heliborne Operations, Cordon & Search Operations besides employment of Drones and Counter Drone Systems, among others. Exercise MITRA SHAKTI will enable both sides to share best practices in Tactics, Techniques and Procedures of conducting joint operations. It will facilitate developing inter-operability, bonhomie and camaraderie between the two armies. The Joint Exercise will also enhance defence cooperation, further augmenting bilateral relations between the two friendly nations. #MitraShakti #JointExercise #BilateralRelation #Defence

156 New LCH Prachand for Indian Military at LAC vs China | Defence News . Shobhit Mittal gets you this Inconnect News as Indian defence manufacturing gets a major boost. In a strategic move aimed at bolstering India's defence capabilities amidst escalating tensions with China, the Indian Army and Indian Air Force are poised to receive a formidable addition: 156 new LCH Prachand attack helicopters. Developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), the LCH Prachand is a cutting-edge combat helicopter designed for high-altitude operations, specifically tailored to enhance India's tactical advantage along the India-China border and other challenging terrains. Why China Fears: Indian Military's 156 New LCH Prachand at LAC | 156 New LCH Prachand to boost Indian Army & Air Force at LAC vs China | This decision underscores India's commitment to bolstering indigenous defence manufacturing, with HAL's LCH Prachand emerging as a crucial component of the country's defence strategy. Equipped with advanced avionics, electronic warfare systems, and a potent arsenal including 70mm rocket pods, Mistral air-to-air missiles, and a 20mm cannon, the LCH Prachand is engineered to excel in both aerial combat and ground support missions. The Ultimate Weapon: 156 New LCH Prachand in Indian Military Arsenal | Amid simmering tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the induction of these helicopters signifies a proactive step towards strengthening India's defence posture in the region. With China's military assertiveness and ongoing geopolitical dynamics in focus, the LCH Prachand's deployment marks a significant enhancement in India's preparedness to counter potential threats. Here is the link to the full report: https://lnkd.in/gdmcSACm #India #IndianArmy #IndianAirForce #LCH #LCHPrachand #HAL #DRDO #Defence #Defencenews #IndianDefenceUpdate #IndiaDefence #IndianMilitary #China #IndiaChina #IndiavsChina #news #currentaffairs #worldaffairs #worldnews #inconnectnews

India and China are set to implement significant reforms within their armed forces in 2024. While both countries are transforming their military, there is one key difference between their missions. India's army will focus on technology absorption, while the Chinese military's mission statement for the year is a "tough and protracted battle against corruption." These changes will range from recruitment and training to the design and development of indigenous defense equipment. #India #China #MilitaryReforms #DefenceEquipment #Defencemodernisation

INDIA’S MILITARY CAPABILITY ENHANCEMENT AND DEFENCE PROCUREMENTS Article written by Maj Gen (Dr) Ashok Kumar, VSM (Retd) The Indian Defence Acquisition Council, chaired by the Raksha Mantri, approved capital acquisitions worth nearly Rs One Lakh Crores, focusing on indigenisation and modernisation of the Armed Forces. This includes sophisticated platforms and emphasizes support for indigenous defence startups and MSMEs through simplified acquisition procedures. The initiative reflects a strategic shift towards making India a defence exporter and reducing its reliance on imports, demonstrated by significant deals like the BrahMos missile export. The adjustments in procurement policies, including emergency powers and the Fast-Track Procedure, aim to address immediate needs while fostering long-term self-reliance and capability enhancement in the defence sector. #IndianDefence #Indigenisation #Modernisation #DefenceExports#DefenceAcquisition #MakeInIndia #DefenceStartups #MSMEs #SelfReliance #MilitaryModernisation #DefenceProcurement https://lnkd.in/gp_Xx5mn