After years of hard work, the Indian Army shows impressive engineering prowess as it builds a bridge over the Indus River for vehicular movement. Recently, a video of the Indian Army’s South Western Command went viral on Twitter, with the clip showing years of hard work in a matter of seconds. Soldiers of Sapta Shakti Engineers can be seen performing the mega exercise by mechanically launching the bridging system across the Indus River for the movement of heavy vehicles. By the end of the video, heavy trucks can be seen crossing the river. Netizens soon flooded the comments section with positive comments.
The tweet by the Indian Army’s South Western Command read, “Bridging the Challenges – No Terrain Nor Away From Height” # Carrying out mobility tasks & training in Eastern Ladakh. Bridging the mighty Indus River, both in combat and logistics. Enabling movement.”
‘Challenges to be overcome – no terrain or height to overcome’#saptashaktiengineers In #East Ladakh Carrying out mobility tasks and training. bridge the mighty #Indus The river enables movement of both the war and logistics sectors.#SarvadaAgraniBde#Indian Army@adgpi pic.twitter.com/7JxiNmhVlm— Southwestern Command_IA (@SWComd_IA) 11 September 2022
The South Western Command of the Indian Army has released a video of an exercise to build a bridge over the Indus River in eastern Ladakh. The Indian Army has an engineering corps that conducts such exercises to assess operational preparedness.
This move multiplies existing bridging capability and becomes a major game-changer in support of mechanized operations during conflicts with our opponents.
