Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps innovates an in-house High Altitude Mono Rail system for efficient logistics at 16,000 feet in Himalayas.
In a significant demonstration of innovation in extreme terrain, the Indian Army’s Gajraj Corps has developed an in-house High Altitude Monorail System to support operations at 16,000 feet in the Kameng Himalayas of Arunachal Pradesh.
Operating in one of the most rugged and weather-affected high-altitude zones, forward posts in the region often face disrupted supply lines due to snow, landslides and unpredictable conditions.
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IAF combats Lohit Valley forest fires by dropping 12,000 litres of water from Mi-17V5 helicopters at high altitude.
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Indian Army's Trishakti Corps soldiers complete a route march at 17,000 feet, showcasing physical endurance and mental resilience.
