Maj Gen Amaresh Gunjan Launches TORQUE UAS Training Facility, Evaluates Combat Preparedness of Golden Key Division
Major General Amaresh Gunjan, SM, VSM, who commands the Golden Key Division, recently assessed the division's artillery units' operational and combat readiness. His visit primarily focused on evaluating future warfare capabilities and technological advancements.
In the course of his visit, Maj Gen Gunjan inaugurated TORQUE, an advanced Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Training Node. This facility is aimed at boosting the Indian Army's proficiency in drone operations, surveillance, reconnaissance, and emerging battlefield technologies.
The newly launched facility is designed to prepare soldiers for the changing nature of warfare, where the use of unmanned systems, precise targeting, and real-time intelligence is increasingly crucial for achieving operational success.
The General Officer also observed innovative displays and demonstrations, showcasing the use of advanced technologies to enhance battlefield awareness, operational performance, and combat readiness.
In his address to the troops, Maj Gen Gunjan highlighted the need to integrate technology, training, and professional excellence to confront future security challenges. He urged personnel to remain adaptive, innovative, and focused on missions in an increasingly technology-driven environment.
According to officials, the establishment of TORQUE marks a critical advancement in enhancing the Army’s capabilities with unmanned systems. It aligns with the broader objective of the Indian Army to modernize its combat capabilities as part of ongoing transformation initiatives.
The visit highlighted the Army’s dedication to leveraging cutting-edge technologies and innovations to maintain an advantageous position on future battlefields.
