Chief of Defence Staff Commends Airmen Training School Belagavi, Emphasizes Technological Proficiency
General Chauhan stressed the significance of continuous learning in the rapidly evolving landscape of modern warfare, highlighting the necessity for constant skill enhancement and adaptation to emerging technologies.
BNH BUREAU
Bengaluru- General Anil Chauhan, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), paid a significant visit to the Airmen Training School (ATS) in Belagavi today. Accompanied by Air Commodore S Sridhar, Air Officer Commanding ATS Belagavi, General Chauhan conducted a comprehensive tour of the training facility, focusing on the specialized Agniveervayu training imparted to the Indian Air Force (IAF) personnel.
During his visit, General Chauhan engaged closely with the third batch of Agniveervayu trainees, who are undergoing training aligned with the revised induction pattern introduced by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) in 2022. He emphasized the critical importance of technological proficiency in modern warfare scenarios and encouraged the trainees to dedicate themselves to becoming proficient soldiers capable of meeting the challenges of future warfare.
Addressing the trainees, General Chauhan stressed the significance of continuous learning in the rapidly evolving landscape of modern warfare, highlighting the necessity for constant skill enhancement and adaptation to emerging technologies. He urged the trainees to uphold values such as integrity, physical fitness, discipline, and esprit-de-corps as they pursue excellence in their professional endeavors.
Recognizing the pivotal role of training institutions like ATS, the CDS commended the dedication and efforts of the training faculty and encouraged them to continue their pursuit of excellence. He emphasized that their efforts contribute significantly to enhancing the operational capabilities of the nation's armed forces.
General Chauhan's visit underscores the Indian military's commitment to staying abreast of technological advancements and ensuring the readiness of its personnel to face the challenges of modern warfare.
