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Sarvatra Bridge System Gives Indian Army Rapid River-Crossing Capability

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Water bodies have historically posed major challenges for military operations worldwide, often determining the outcome of battles. India's 1971 war highlighted the importance of river-crossing tactics, including innovative heliborne assaults. The indigenously developed Sarvatra bridge system addresses this challenge by enabling armoured formations to quickly cross water obstacles. The system is designed to ensure swift and uninterrupted movement of heavy military units during operations. Its development marks a significant step in India's self-reliant defence capability for battlefield mobility.

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