Army Increased Strength On The Border With China In AP

Army increased strength on the border with China in Arunachal Pradesh, deployed Rudra, Dhruv, and Cheetah helicopters.

The Indian Army has increased deployment in the Arunachal Pradesh region near the borders with China. According to the report of the news agency, there has been a gradual increase in deployment.

Not only this, but the Indian Army has also improved the air firepower of its aviation wing.

The Indian Army is said to have deployed Heran Eye drones, armed attack helicopters Rudra and Dhruv, while the force already had massive Cheetah helicopters deployed in the Aviation Wing.

According to the report, the Indian Army has raised a squadron of indigenously designed and developed advanced light helicopter Dhruv.

Not only this but the first squadron of Rudra combat helicopters has also been prepared. Let us inform you that Dhruv is a new generation helicopter of a 5.5-tonne double engine, multi-role helicopter.

It has been used in view of the immediate deployment of soldiers. The Rudra is equipped with an air-to-air missile. It is the first combat helicopter to add new strength to the army’s air fleet.

Army officials said that the pilot of the air wing will be like an archer who will attack the enemy and shoot them down from a distance.

Army increased strength on the border: Not only this, the Aviation Wing of the Indian Army has recently joined the Israeli UAV Heran Drone.

Lt Col Amit Dadhwal of Corps of Army Aviation says that the Aviation Wing has been equipped with state-of-the-art equipment.

Many combat helicopters including Cheetah have been included in this. These weapons give such capabilities to the commanders of the army so that we can carry out all kinds of operations.

In fact, the aggression of the Chinese army on the LAC is not taking its name.

This is the reason why the Indian Army has increased the frequency of surveillance in the border area to keep an eye on its movements.

Army officials say that the surveillance capability has increased since the inception of the Aviation Wing.

Now the commanders can be fed on the ground by going up to a height of 30 thousand feet so that the army can be facilitated in carrying out operations on the ground.