17th edition of Indo-US joint military exercise "“Ex Yudh Abhyas 2021" Begins

17th edition of Indo-US joint military exercise "“Ex Yudh Abhyas 2021" Begins

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Category : Defense Published on: October 16 2021

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The Indian Army and the United States Army will hold the 17th edition of the Joint Military Training Exercise "Ex Yudh Abhyas 2021" from October 15 to 29, 2021.
It will be held at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson in Alaska, USA.
The Indian contingent will be made up of 350 members of an Infantry Battalion Group.

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About Indian Army Exercises 2021

Sampriti: India & Bangladesh
Mitra Shakti: India & Sri Lanka
Maitree Exercise: India & Thailand
Vajra Prahar: India & US
Yudh Abhyas: India & US
Nomadic Elephant: India & Mongolia
Garuda Shakti: India & Indonesia
Shakti Exercise: India & France
Dharma Guardian: India & Japan
Surya Kiran: India & Nepal
Hand in Hand Exercise: India & China
SIMBEX: India & Singapore
Shakti Exercise: India & France
CORPAT: India & Thailand

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