Remembering Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, MC, #SamBahadur#, on his 18th death anniversary. India's first Field Marshal, he epitomised exceptional #MilitaryLeadership#, strategic acumen and unwavering devotion to the nation. His decisive #leadership# and enduring contribution to the #IndianArmedForces# continue to inspire generations of military professionals. His legacy remains a timeless symbol of courage, honour, integrity and military excellence. #SamBahadur# @DefenceMinIndia @SethSanjayMP @SpokespersonMoD @MIB_India

The US and Indian armies conducted a high-intensity building-clearance and room-intervention drill during Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026 in Auli, Uttarakhand. The counterterrorism exercise involved assault teams supported by drones, robotic dogs, canines and snipers, simulating close-quarter operational scenarios. The drill focused on tactical coordination, professional exchanges and interoperability between the two armies. #YudhAbhyas2026# #IndianArmy# #USArmy# #Auli# #MilitaryExercise# #CounterTerrorism#

The US and Indian armies conducted a high-intensity building-clearance and room-intervention drill during Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026 in Auli, Uttarakhand. The counterterrorism exercise involved assault teams supported by drones, robotic dogs, canines and snipers, simulating close-quarter operational scenarios. The drill focused on tactical coordination, professional exchanges and interoperability between the two armies. #YudhAbhyas2026# #IndianArmy# #USArmy# #Auli# #MilitaryExercise# #CounterTerrorism#

US Navy K9s in action — these aren’t just dogs, they’re highly trained warriors protecting our fleet and bases! 🐕⚓🇺🇸 From explosive detection to high-speed apprehensions, Navy Military Working Dogs and their handlers train relentlessly for real-world threats. Bonded for life, ready to defend. Respect to every handler and K9 keeping America safe. Show some Love ♥️ for these Military Warriors #NavyK9# #MilitaryWorkingDogs#

Indian Army Canines - Rice, Victor, Zac and Rowdy are participating in Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026, showcasing the role of trained military dogs in supporting troops during specialised operations. As part of professional exchanges with the US Army, the Canines participated in drills featuring room-intervention and rappelling. The demonstrations gave US Army personnel an opportunity to observe their training, agility, and employment alongside troops in demanding tactical situations. Rowdy and Victor are Rampur Hounds, an indigenous Indian breed increasingly being employed by the Indian Army for military roles. Zac is a Belgian Malinois, while Rice is a Labrador Retriever. The Canines also bring operational experience from deployments across India’s Northern and Eastern borders. The Rampur Hounds had earlier demonstrated their capabilities during an international multilateral exercise at Umroi, Meghalaya, and were subsequently deployed along the Manipur border, where they successfully detected Improvised Explosive Devices. Their siblings were also deployed in the Jalandhar and Amritsar Sectors during Operation Sindoor, underscoring the operational utility, adaptability and reliability of this Canine line across varied environments. Their participation in Yudh Abhyas 2026 further highlights the growing role of Army Canines, particularly indigenous breeds, and the close coordination between these highly trained animals and their handlers. #YudhAbhyas2026# #IndianArmy# #ArmyCanines# #RampurHound# #MilitaryDogs#