Indian and French Armies will take part in a joint military exercise ‘FRINJEX-23’

Indian and French Armies will take part in a joint military exercise ‘FRINJEX-23’

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Category : Defense Published on: March 07 2023

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  • The maiden joint military exercise, FRINJEX-23, between the Indian Army and French Army will be conducted at the Pangode military station on March 7 and 8. 
  • It is for the first time that both countries are engaging in this format with each contingent comprising a Company Group. 
  • The French contingent is part of the French Marine Regiment on board DIXMUDE mission.
  • The aim of the exercise is to enhance inter-operability, coordination, and cooperation between both forces.
  • The theme for the exercise is based on “Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Operations in a Contested Environment”.
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