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India, Australia Commence AUSTAHIND 2026, Coordinated Operations in Focus
- AUSTRAHIND 2026 began at the Foreign Training Node in Thiruvananthapuram, focusing on coastal and island operations.
- The exercise runs from October 19 to November 1 and includes about 120 personnel each from the Indian Army and Australian Army.
- Training includes joint planning, tactical drills, surveillance, reconnaissance, protection of vital sites, and disaster-response operations.
- The Ministry of Defence said the exercise will strengthen cooperation, interoperability, and mutual trust between India and Australia.
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India, Australia commence AUSTAHIND 2026, coordinated operations in focus - The Tribune
India and Australia began the fifth edition of the joint military exercise AUSTRAHIND 2026 in Keralam on October 19. Around 120 personnel from each army will participate in training focused on coastal operations, surveillance, reconnaissance and disaster relief. The exercise aims to strengthen military cooperation and coordination between both countries.
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