This week, senior officers of the tri-services will be participating in a combined operational review and evaluation (CORE) programme organized by Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff. The goal of this unique event is to enhance their strategic planning and operations skills.
According to the Defence Ministry, the upcoming five-day programme at the United Services Institution (USI) starting on Monday (September 9, 2024) is designed to equip senior officers of the armed forces with the necessary skills for future leadership positions.
This program caters to high-ranking officers from the three services, as well as those from Defence, External Affairs, and Home Ministries.
In an unprecedented move, the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff is hosting a combined operational review and evaluation (CORE) programme this week for senior tri-service officers. The goal is to further develop their strategic planning and operational abilities.
According to the Defence Ministry, a five-day course has been designed for high-ranking officers in the military with the goal of equipping them for future leadership positions. The programme will take place at the United Services Institution (USI) and is scheduled to begin on Monday, September 9, 2024.
This program was created for senior officers from the three branches of the military, as well as those from the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of External Affairs, and Ministry of Home Affairs.
According to the Ministry, the aim of the CORE programme is to promote unity and integration, while also improving collaboration and synchronization between various services. Its ultimate goal is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the operational landscape.
According to the source, The Combined Operational Review and Evaluation program aims to equip senior officers of the Indian Armed Forces with strategic planning skills to effectively anticipate and address future threats, challenges, and conflicts in preparation for leadership roles.
According to a statement, the success of future wars will depend on three essential factors: military leaders, combatants operating with advanced technology, and support personnel.
This week, the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff is hosting a distinctive programme called CORE for senior tri-services officers. The aim is to equip them with advanced skills in strategic planning and operations through a combined operational review and evaluation.
The upcoming five-day programme, scheduled to take place on Monday (September 9, 2024) at the United Services Institution (USI), has been designed by the Defence Ministry to equip senior officers of the armed forces with the necessary skills and knowledge for future leadership positions.
According to the statement, it is crucial for upcoming senior military leaders to remain updated on evolving geopolitical conditions and potential warfare situations, incorporating disruptive technologies and advancements in order to make well-informed decisions.
According to the Ministry, the upcoming discussions will cover various topics such as evolving warfare tactics, worldwide connectedness, insights from current conflicts, non-physical forms of warfare, use of technology in military operations including cyber and information strategies, and integration of advanced AI and autonomous systems.
The event will consist of a series of discussions and talks featuring 30 distinguished individuals from variousDefe industries, with each day being centered around a different and distinctive theme.
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