Washington, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has been inducted into the International Hall of Fame at the United States Army War College in Pennsylvania, becoming the third Indian Army chief to receive this honor.
General Dwivedi is a distinguished fellow of the United States Army War College and the third Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Armed Forces to be inducted into the International Hall of Fame after General VK Singh and General Bikram Singh.
The Indian Army said in a post on
General Dwivedi, who is visiting the United States, also spoke about leadership of faculty and international student officers, professional military education and changing security dynamics.
As an alumnus of the prestigious college, General Dwivedi toured key facilities and participated in academic events including panel discussions, reviewing senior research projects for the Scholars Program and interacting with distinguished members of the institution.
The Army chief of staff kicked off a U.S. visit earlier this week in Hawaii, where he received a guard of honor at Fort Shafter, headquarters of U.S. Army Pacific.
The Indian Army said in a social media post that it held discussions with Gen. Ronald Clark, commander of U.S. Army Pacific, and other senior leaders, focusing on a shared vision of strengthening India-U.S. defense cooperation and advancing peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
“The #COAS also conducted an aerial tour of Oahu to gain insights into the training ecosystem and readiness for multi-domain operations,” the Indian Army said.
The Army Chief’s visit closely follows those of Air Force Chief Amar Preet Singh and Naval Chief Dinesh Tripathi and marks the continuation of high-level military exchanges between India and the United States.
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