Archive · 2 Sep 2025
India, US Troops Begin Joint Military Exercise in Alaska
The US and India are holding a joint military exercise in Alaska called Yudh Abhyas 2025.
Soldiers from both countries will train together for two weeks, practicing skills like mountain warfare, using helicopters, and dealing with electronic warfare.
Experts will also discuss important topics.
The exercise aims to help them work better together for peacekeeping missions and be ready for different challenges.
The 21st Yudh Abhyas exercise is taking place in Alaska.
The exercise involves soldiers from India and the United States.
Training includes mountain warfare and heliborne operations.
The Indian contingent is from the Madras Regiment.
The exercise will improve peacekeeping capabilities.
- Who
- Military contingents from India and the US
- What
- Joint military exercise
- When
- September 1-14
- Where
- Fort Wainwright, Alaska
- Why
- To strengthen military cooperation and preparedness
- Exercise Name
- Yudh Abhyas 2025
- Location
- Fort Wainwright, Alaska
- Duration
- September 1-14
- Participating Nations
- India and United States
- Indian Contingent
- Madras Regiment Battalion
- US Contingent
- 1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment
Sources
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