MHOW, the Indian Navy is committed as the head of Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, head of Navy employees, in line with its command and control, communication and the Air Force with the Air Force.
In his comments at the two-day military closing ‘Rain Samvad’, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh said that the armed forces should not come under any pressure to roll the Tri-Thiator Command.
In his address at the Conclave, the head of the Air Staff warned against proceeding with the theater plan in a hurry and proposed to establish a joint plan and coordination center in Delhi, including top military brass to ensure the coordination of three-services.
“We are committed to coordinating our command and control, communication and fighter capacity with the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force,” said the Navy chief said.
“With the theater as the ultimate goal, we are moving forward with the target of integrated plan, general images and integrated operation,” he said.
“Since integration begins at the human level, we have focused our focus to maximize interaction and cross pollination at all levels. So I have an army partner-day-kamp, ​​and my friend, air chief got a naval flight lieutenant with them,” said Admiral Tripathi.
The government came out to ensure maximum coordination between three services with the theater plan in 2019 and handed over the plan to the head of the defense staff with implementation of the plan. There has been no visual progress in the implementation of the scheme.
The Navy chief made comments in the presence of Chief of Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan, Air Chief Marshal Singh and several senior military officers.
“I personally feel that there is a need to be a joint plan and coordination center in Delhi,” the air chief Marshal said, suggesting that it should be placed under the instructions of the Chief of Staff Committee that can be jointly issued.
Under the theater model, the government wants to integrate the capabilities of the Army, Air Force and Navy and uses its resources for war and operation.
According to the theater plan, each theater command will have units of the Army, Navy and Air Force, and they will all serve as a single unit after security challenges in a specified geographical area.
Currently, the Army, Navy and Air Force have separate orders.
In his address, Admiral Tripathi in the comments visited in the context of China, along with the activities of survey ships in strategic waters, also gave green signal to the concerns along with uncontrolled and illegal fishing.
He said, “Technology has equipped gray-zone actors with equipment to implement pressure and disturbed order. Fit fleet fitted with satellite communication and long distance sensors now serve as an expansion of the national strategy, which in real-time, the situation and monitoring intelligence remains in the sea, remaining in the sea,” he said.
“Similarly, research and survey ships carry, engaged in scientific activities, rapidly sophisticated sonar and electronic systems that are able to map the seabed and collect hydrographic intelligence, which are of clear military value,” he said.
The Navy chief also highlighted the changing dynamics of war-fighting and security challenges in the pirate domain.
He said, “Emerging technologies are changing traditional inequalities in the sea in the sea. Once the seas reflected heavy imbalances in favor of large navies, today technology is also allowing the smallest actor to force the smallest actor,” he said.
Admiral Tripathi said that the Indian Navy is turning into the advantage of competing every opportunity and progressively “the complexity and realism of our weapon firing and operational exercises”.
“We are developing a balanced force structure, a optimal mixture of low cost and high-end solutions for a full range of missions.”
Admiral Tripathi said, “Our frequent efforts towards force growth, that very indigenously, has ensured that today we are the only non-P5 countries that can design, build and operate both an aircraft carrier and SSBN.”
SSBNS are nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines.
The Navy chief said, “I would like to reiterate that technology is rapidly introducing the site of maritime war to a rapidly complex, dynamic and unexpected manner.”
“Future readiness of the Indian Navy will not be defined by technology alone, but our ability to concurrently exploit technology and human ability,” he said.
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