School of Artillery Concludes Training for Cambodian Army on Indigenous Artillery System
The School of Artillery at Devlali has successfully completed a specialized training course for personnel from the Royal Cambodian Army on the 155/45 mm Towed Artillery Gun System as of August 8, 2026.
This four-week program was crafted to offer in-depth training on both the technical aspects and tactical use of the artillery system. It saw participation from four officers and 21 enlisted personnel of the Royal Cambodian Army.
Throughout the course, Cambodian military members were educated on the operational features, handling procedures, maintenance, and tactical application of the 155/45 mm Towed Artillery Gun System.
The program aimed to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the weapon system, enhancing their practical knowledge regarding the gun’s capabilities and its application in battlefield scenarios.
The course was specifically tailored to meet the requirements of the Royal Cambodian Army participants, aligning with their specific needs.
Beyond technical training, the course also covered tactical deployment and operational use of artillery systems, crucial for integrating artillery capabilities into broader military operations.
The School of Artillery at Devlali is a leading institution within the Indian Army for artillery training and military education, playing a vital role in training personnel on modern artillery systems and emerging technologies related to long-range precision firepower.
The involvement of Royal Cambodian Army personnel underscores the strengthening of defense cooperation and military engagement between India and Cambodia.
Such training exchanges allow partner forces to benefit from the Indian Army’s operational expertise and experience with indigenous defense platforms.
This training course is also significant in light of India’s focus on promoting its domestically developed defense systems and enhancing defense partnerships with allied nations.
The 155/45 mm Towed Artillery Gun System exemplifies India’s growing capabilities in domestic defense manufacturing for artillery and land-based firepower.
Training foreign military personnel on Indian equipment fosters familiarity with these systems while bolstering long-term defense and technical collaboration.
Over the duration of the course, the Cambodian attendees received structured education aimed at enhancing their proficiency in both technical operations and tactical deployment of the artillery system.
The training also facilitated professional knowledge exchange and strengthened mutual understanding between Indian and Cambodian military personnel.
The successful conclusion of the course at the School of Artillery underscores India’s expanding role as a defense training partner for friendly foreign militaries.
These programs not only enhance professional military capabilities but also contribute to defense diplomacy and strengthen institutional ties between involved nations.
The training of the Royal Cambodian Army’s four officers and 21 enlisted personnel at Devlali marks a step forward in military cooperation, highlighting India’s artillery training expertise and indigenous defense technology.
