Police train 90 constables on local combats
No less than 90 police constables receive training in long-distance combat in order to keep them fit in their crime combating roles.
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No less than 90 police constables receive training in long-distance combat in order to keep them fit in their crime combating roles.
Strike Corps reorientation comes for Ladakh but Army needs larger restructuring Strike Corps reorientation comes for Ladakh but Army needs larger restructuring At last the Army has recognised that it is China, and not Pakistan, that is the principal threat to India’s national security. Text Size: A+ A crisis is an opportunity riding a dangerous wind’ goes a Chinese proverb. The Chinese-perpetrated crisis in Eastern Ladakh seems to have inspired the Indian Army to seize the opportunity to initiate structural and organisational reforms. Without much ado, it has given directions for 1 C...
Contested, degraded and operational imminent environment. and that is only going to become more limited in the future. >> the challenge is what to do when the alert is sounded. unlike its adversaries, the u.s. has not weaponized space. so these airmen and women may call themselves space warriors, but for now they are unarmed, making their squadron headquarters an observation post with very accurate clocks to set your watch. >> these satellites were built 15 years ago and launched during an era when space was a benign environment. there was no threat. can you imagine building a refueler aircraf...
>> yes. that is absolutely true. >> how many folks on duty here? >> we have seven military on duty right now and one civilian contractor on duty. >> that's just eight people controlling all of those the world's gps satellites. >> not long ago, those satellites and the space they occupy were considered safe from everything but asteroids and space junk. no longer. >> we currently fight in a contested, degraded and operational imminent environment. and that is only going to become more limited in the future. >> the challenge is what to do when the alert is sounded. unlike its adversaries, the u.s...