India's security dynamics involves multi-faceted threats, says Air Chief Marshal at OTA
The Hindu
Chennai Air Chief Marshal emphasizes technological advancements and multi-domain capabilities for future officers at Officers Training Academy parade.
Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari on March 9 said warfare was undergoing a fundamental change with the emergence of new technology and radically newer doctrines.
He was reviewing the passing out parade by the contingents at the Officers Training Academy in Chennai.
"India's security dynamics involves multi-faceted threats and challenges. It would require us to build multi-domain capabilities and execute operations simultaneously and in shortened timeframes," he said and called upon the young officers to stay abreast with technological advancements.
These officers were joining the noble profession when the country was at the threshold of a technological transformation, he said. "Our Armed Forces have invested heavily in acquiring the next generation war fighting machines. You, as future operators of these highly potent systems, need to be fully conversant with them, and this can be achieved only through rigorous training, dedication and a professional approach," the Air Marshal said.
As future officers, they must develop an understanding of the complex and dynamic world through the study of military history, geo-politics and international affairs.
Quoting Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, he said the nation expected exceptional professionalism and unquestioned integrity from the officers. "We expect you to maintain the highest standards of personal conduct and moral values that reflect the dignity and pride of being in the profession of arms," Air Marshal Chaudhari said.
Also, he urged them to be fair, consistent and selfless while at work and be compassionate and understanding when dealing with their subordinates.

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