Vice Admiral Biswaji Dasgupta inaugurates CISR in Visakhapatnam

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Visakhapatnam: Composite Indoor Shooting Range (CISR), a first of its kind, was inaugurated by Vice Admiral Biswajit Dasgupta, Flag Officer Commanding-in chief, Eastern Naval Command (ENC) at INS Karna, on the Eastern Seaboard here on Thursday. The CISR is a state-of-the-art, self-contained, 25 m, six-lane, live firing range for all primary and secondary weapons in the Navy. With advanced target systems with associated control software, this Range would enable personnel to hone their firing skills, to challenge and take on adversaries in demanding scenarios, a Navy release said.

The CISR has been set up to contemporary international standards by an Indian firm and is a shining example of Atma Nirbhar Bharat in the year of ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’. The entire facility was set up in a record time of 120 days from the award of the contract to the firm. INS Karna is the first in the Navy and perhaps the only military unit in the country to set up and use CISR presently.

The facility would significantly enhance the operational capability of the Naval personnel of ENC, enabling them to better undertake the wide gamut of tasks that they are mandated to perform over the entire area of responsibility by allowing uninterrupted training in controlled conditions for a wide variety of weapons and simulated situations.

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