Higher Command Course Officers Visit Eastern Naval Command to Strengthen Joint Operational Integration
Officers enrolled in the Higher Command Course (HCC)-54 at the Army War College recently visited the Eastern Naval Command as a component of their professional military training.
During their time at the Command, the officers engaged with senior naval leaders and received briefings on the operational role of the Command, its responsibilities concerning maritime security, and the constructs of joint operations. The itinerary included tours of frontline Indian Navy warships, submarines, and advanced training facilities, offering the officers direct insight into naval operations and the integration of forces.
The interaction highlighted the Indian Armed Forces' commitment to jointness and inter-service collaboration, enhancing the officers' understanding of maritime operations, domain awareness, and the coordination required for responses across land, sea, and air domains.
The visit demonstrates the Indian Army's dedication to cultivating future senior leaders with a comprehensive, tri-service perspective, which is essential for the effective planning and execution of operations within today's intricate security landscape.
