5th edition of Vietnam-India Bilateral Army Exercise begins at Ambala

5th edition of Vietnam-India Bilateral Army Exercise begins at Ambala

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Category : Defense Published on: November 06 2024

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  • The fifth edition of the Vietnam-India Bilateral Army Exercise (VINBAX) 2024 began in Ambala, Haryana, aiming to strengthen joint military capabilities between the two nations, with expanded Bi-Service participation involving both Army and Air Force personnel from India and Vietnam.
  • The Indian Army’s contingent for VINBAX-2024 includes 47 personnel from a Regiment of the Corps of Engineers, along with members from other arms and services, and the exercise will conclude on the 23rd of this month.
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