Indo-Japan joint military exercise ‘Dharma Guardian 2022’ underway in Karnataka
Source : Asian News International (ANI)
Indian and Japanese Army soldiers held a out mock drill operation on Wednesday at the Maratha Light Infantry Regimental Center in Belagavi, Karnataka, as part of Dharma Guardian 2022. India and Japan’s Army Corps will begin their annual military training campaign on February 27 and remain in force until March 10.
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| Indian Army - Japanese Ground Self Defense Forces Joint Military Exercise Dharma Guardian 2022 (Image Tweeted by @adgpi) |
Indian and Japanese Army soldiers held a out mock drill operation on Wednesday at the Maratha Light Infantry Regimental Center in Belagavi, Karnataka, as part of Dharma Guardian 2022. India and Japan’s Army Corps will begin their annual military training campaign on February 27 and remain in force until March 10.
#ExerciseDharmaGuardian
— ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) March 9, 2022
The Validation Exercise was conducted over 48 hours at #Belagavi #Karnataka. The exercise enhanced inter-operability between #IndianArmy & @Japan_GSDF contingents, in conduct of Counter Insurgency Operations in Semi-Urban terrain.#IndiaJapanFriendship pic.twitter.com/AYfC5w5VPc
The 15th Battalion of the Indian Army’s Maratha Light Infantry and the Japanese Ground Self Defense 30th Regiment (JGSDF) participated in the nuclear mission. ‘Dharma Guardian 2022’ is a military training operation which has been taking place in India every year since 2018.
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