HDMC-21 Officers Receive In-Depth Operational Briefing at Gajraj Corps
Three officers participating in the esteemed Higher Defence Management Course (HDMC-21) traveled to Tezpur for a forward area tour, where they were thoroughly briefed on the operational and logistical structure of Gajraj Corps. This visit was designed to provide the officers with a deeper understanding of how the corps functions in a high-threat, high-altitude environment.
Throughout their visit, the officers engaged with senior staff of the Gajraj Corps who detailed the complexities of maintaining operational readiness, addressing sustainment challenges, and managing integrated logistics systems essential for smooth operations in the Eastern theatre. The officers gained insights into the Corps’ strategies for capability development, its operational philosophy, and the evolving demands dictated by the changing security landscape.
Lt Gen Gambhir Singh, General Officer Commanding of Gajraj Corps, spoke to the delegation, providing a detailed overview of the current operational security climate and the future challenges anticipated along India’s eastern borders. He stressed the necessity of adaptability, strategic foresight, and coordinated planning to address evolving strategic issues.
The visit concluded with an engaging professional discussion, allowing the HDMC-21 officers to gain valuable insights into operational strategy, leadership, and the intricate realities of managing operations within the Eastern Command theatre.
