Cadets hone firing skills on simulator

The cadets are being imparted firing tips on a simulator at CATC-65 training camp organized by the 25 Punjab Battalion NCC, Abohar. Commandant Colonel Rajeev Sirohi briefed the NCC cadets about simulator firing training. Colonel Gaurav Nyol said, “A simulator...

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Abohar, Updated At : 06:04 AM Oct 08, 2024 IST

Cadets aim at targets using a simulator at a training camp in Abohar. Tribune photo

The cadets are being imparted firing tips on a simulator at CATC-65 training camp organized by the 25 Punjab Battalion NCC, Abohar.

Commandant Colonel Rajeev Sirohi briefed the NCC cadets about simulator firing training.

Colonel Gaurav Nyol said, “A simulator is a device that simulates real life situations. The cadets can understand them completely with the help of technology.”

The cadets said earlier they used to feel a bit scared during firing exercise but the simulator helped them in selecting and firing at the target in a proper manner.

Subedar Bhanwar Singh, Varinder Singh, Rajveer Singh and Instructor Sanjay Singh were also supported by the team of 6 Punjab Girls Battalion NCC Academy.

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