Indian Armoured Corps

The Indian Armoured Corps is a branch of the Indian Army that specializes in armored warfare using tanks and other armored vehicles. Established in 1941, it plays a crucial role in ground operations, providing mobility, firepower, and protection. The corps is essential for both offensive and defensive strategies, adapting to modern combat environments. Its formations often operate in close coordination with infantry and artillery to achieve tactical objectives. The Indian Armoured Corps has participated in various conflicts and is known for its capability to execute rapid maneuvers and engage enemy forces effectively.