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Military Leaders Discuss Future Warfare, Artillery Evolution at Chandigarh Seminar
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News18•20-09-2026, 14:45
Military Leaders Discuss Future Warfare, Artillery Evolution at Chandigarh Seminar
- •The 4th General S F Rodrigues memorial seminar in Chandigarh gathered military leaders, veterans, and experts to discuss the future of warfare and artillery.
- •Organized by the Regiment of Artillery and CLAWS, the seminar honored General S F Rodrigues, former Chief of Army Staff, for his contributions to military modernization.
- •The theme, "Asymmetric Capability through Networked Precision Fires by Artillery," focused on lessons from global conflicts and emerging asymmetric military capabilities.
- •Discussions highlighted the importance of automation, decision superiority in Multi-Domain Operations, and integrating sensors, shooters, and decision-makers across domains.
- •Key topics included precision engagement, long-range fires, and the convergence of artillery with unmanned systems, AI, electronic warfare, and precision-guided munitions for future battlefields.
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The theme for the 4th edition of the seminar was “Asymmetric Capability through Networked Precision Fires by Artillery.”
The annual seminar was organized by the Regiment of Artillery of the Indian Army, in collaboration with the Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS).
Discussions covered the convergence of artillery with unmanned systems, artificial intelligence, electronic warfare, communications, and precision-guided munitions. Topics included AI-enabled target recognition, autonomous systems, secure battlefield networks, and resilient positioning and navigation solutions.
