SOURCE: AFI
In a recent operational review, Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar, Army Commander of the Western Command, thoroughly assessed the operational readiness of the Rising Star Corps. The review not only celebrated the Corps’ high standards of preparedness but also spotlighted the integration of cutting-edge technology into military operations. The most intriguing aspect observed was the demonstration of the Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless rifle equipped with remote firing capabilities.
The highlight of the review was the Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless rifle, observed on a steel jig with remote firing capabilities. This setup intrigued observers as it showcased a significant evolution in how infantry weapons might be deployed in future conflicts.
The ability to fire the Carl-Gustaf M4 remotely introduces a new dimension to battlefield tactics, allowing for safer engagement from protected positions, potentially reducing casualties by keeping soldiers out of direct line of fire.
This modification could provide strategic advantages in urban combat scenarios or against fortified positions, where direct engagement might be hazardous. he Carl-Gustaf M4, known for its versatility and effectiveness in various combat roles, from anti-armor to anti-personnel, now demonstrates an additional layer of tactical flexibility with this remote capability.