India-US joint military drills in Rajasthan ends, exercise focused on counterterror operations
joint military exercise between the armies of India and the US ended after the closing ceremony of the training activity was held at the Mahajan Field Firing Range on Saturday, officials said.
The 20th edition of bilateral drills 'Yudh Abhyas-24' was focused on counterterrorism operations in semi-urban and semi-desert terrain under the United Nations mandate, they said.
«The exercise emphasised physical fitness, tactical drills, and the exchange of best practices, techniques, and procedures between the two armies, which was clearly demonstrated during the closing ceremony,» the defence spokesperson said in a release.
The Indian contingent was represented by Infantry Brigade Headquarters and a battalion group of the Rajput Regiment of the Amogh Division, while the US contingent included the 1-24 Infantry Battalion and elements from the 11th Airborne Division based in Alaska.
Over 1,200 personnel participated in this enduring exercise, braving the harsh terrain and climate of the Thar desert, the spokesperson said.
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