The Indian Army's Ex Winged Raider exercise showcased advanced airborne training, highlighting seamless coordination between the Indian Army and Air Force. It involved fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, including the Chinook Helicopter, enhancing operational readiness and adaptability. 

• Aimed to improve airborne insertion techniques using fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft.
• Ensured readiness for rapid troop deployment in diverse environments.
• Refined airborne operation skills, enabling swift action to address security challenges.
• Showcased seamless coordination and interoperability between the Army and IAF.
• Chinook helicopter was used for airborne operations, marking a first in the Eastern Theatre
• Leaders General Upendra Dwivedi and Air Chief Marshal AP Singh emphasized inter-service unity through symbolic maneuvers.