Importance of Collaboration Among Armed Forces in Light of Modern Warfare: COAS Gen Dwivedi
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Synopsis
On March 26, 2023, in New Delhi, COAS General Upendra Dwivedi addressed the evolving nature of warfare, emphasizing the strategic challenges for India and the critical need for jointness and synergy among the armed forces during an event at the Defence Services Staff College.
Key Takeaways
- Importance of jointness among armed forces
- Need for technological integration in warfare
- Professional military education enhances readiness
- Leadership and adaptability are crucial
- Engagement with Veterans recognized
New Delhi, March 26 (NationPress) The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Upendra Dwivedi, has emphasized the changing dynamics of warfare, the strategic hurdles facing India, and the essential need for jointness and synergy among the armed forces.
He made these remarks while speaking to the student officers from the Indian Armed Forces who are participating in the 80th Staff Course, along with the permanent staff at the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington in Tamil Nadu.
The Army chief praised the DSSC for its crucial role in nurturing future military leaders, stressing that professional military education is vital for improving operational readiness and decision-making skills.
General Dwivedi highlighted the importance of leadership, adaptability, and technological integration in contemporary warfare. He encouraged officers to adopt a proactive stance against emerging security threats and to innovate in military planning and operations.
During his visit, the COAS engaged with faculty members, discussing significant elements of military strategy, operational art, and leadership growth. He recognized the institution’s role in promoting inter-service collaboration and enhancing India’s defense preparedness.
General Dwivedi was briefed by Commandant DSSC, Lt Gen Virendra Vats, on the updates to the Staff Course curriculum to meet the challenges of Future Wars, particularly regarding the initiatives of the first Deep Purple Division, where 40 tri-services officers have received their training.
The Army chief also met with the Veterans of the Wellington Military Station, honoring their contributions with the 'Veteran Achievers Award'.
