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Baku/06.04.23/Turan: In accordance with the "Training plan for a Separate combined-arms army for the 2023 academic year", a command and staff training with the participation of units and subunits was held in Nakhchivan, the press service of this military unit of the Azerbaijani Army stationed in Nakhchivan.
At the same time, the main attention was focused on camouflage, defense and protection of troops from enemy unmanned aerial vehicles.
During the exercise, air defense units worked out practical actions to detect and escort conditional enemy aircraft.
During the stage of practical implementation of tactical measures, special forces units raided combat positions and important objects located at the forefront of the enemy's defense.
When carrying out tactical measures, special attention was paid to the precise management of units by commanders and the uninterrupted provision of troops with everything necessary.
The reality of the decisions and reports made at the computer stage of training was checked on computers in the Simulation Center.
The level of readiness of the headquarters to prepare troops for combat and planned actions was highly appreciated, the report says.--0--
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