Army exercises 'optimise troops' combat potential': Gen Bajwa
Army chief also stresses upon "realistic" and "strenuous" training in the field
SIALKOT: Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Friday said military exercises are of vital importance to optimise troops' combat potential, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.
The army chief's remarks came as he visited Chanoki near Chawinda in Sialkot where he witnessed the 'Victory Shield’ exercise of Gujranwala Corps, the military's media wing said.
Addressing the troops, Gen Bajwa said: "Such exercises help bolster troops’ confidence, enhance cohesiveness and synergy and optimise their combat potential."
He also stressed upon "realistic" and "strenuous" training in the field, the statement said.
According to ISPR, Gen Bajwa was briefed on objectives, planning parametres and conduct modalities of the exercise which is aimed at enhancing operational preparedness of formation, encompassing defensive and offensive tasks in response to any misadventure by the adversary.
The army chief expressed satisfaction over training standards and professional competence of the troops.
Earlier on arrival, Gen Bajwa was received by Lieutenant General Muhammad Aamer, Commander Gujranwala Corps.
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