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Washington, Sep 27 (IANS) US and Indian Army snipers have trained together in the Himalayas, firing Indian Sako rifles at targets up to 580 metres as the two forces tested how quickly they could work as combined shooter-spotter teams.
The long-range marksmanship training was conducted near Auli in Uttarakhand on Tuesday as part of Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026, according to a US Army report.
American and Indian soldiers were paired…
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