India, US tri-services conduct joint exercise under Tiger Triumph 2024
The New Indian Express|March 28, 2024
IN a major step towards military-to-military relations, India and the US have pitched their services towards exercising across multiple scenarios, including a strategic move to a simulated island country.
MAYANK SINGH
India, US tri-services conduct joint exercise under Tiger Triumph 2024

Defence sources on Wednesday said an Indian Army contingent comprising a battalion group is taking part in the second edition of Tri-Services India-US amphibious exercise 'Ex Tiger Triumph 2024' along with Indian Navy and the IAF.

The 14-day exercise began on March 18, and is being conducted in two phases - the harbour phase at Vishakhapatnam followed by Sea Phase at Kakinada. The primary focus of the exercise is to enhance interoperability, strengthen bilateral relations, and refine capabilities in humanitarian aid and disaster relief and sub-conventional operations.

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