Kohima: To promote Military cooperation, India and Japan are all set to hold the first-ever joint military exercise ‘DHARMA GUARDIAN-2018’ involving the Indian Army and Japan Ground Self Defence Force at Counter Insurgency Warfare School, Vairengte, India from November 1 to 14. The Indian contingent will be represented by 6/1 Gorkha Rifles while the Japanese contingent will be represented by 32 Infantry Regiment of the Japanese Ground Self Defence Force, a PIB(Defence) release stated.
During the 14 days long exercise, due emphasis will be laid on increasing interoperability between forces from both the countries. Both sides will jointly train, plan and execute a series of well developed tactical drills for neutralization of likely threats that may be encountered in urban warfare scenario.
Experts from both sides will also hold detailed discussions to share their expertise on varied operational aspects. Exercise will be yet another step in deepening strategic ties including closer defense cooperation between the two countries. It will contribute immensely in developing mutual understanding and respect for each other’s militaries and also facilitate tracking the worldwide phenomenon of terrorism, the release added.
Source:SentinalAssam
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