Lekhapani, Oct 22: A formation under Spear Corps has concluded a 12-day Army Attachment Camp for National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets at Lekhapani in Assam, providing young women with first-hand exposure to military training, defence equipment and the functioning of the armed forces.

The camp was aimed at fostering discipline, leadership, confidence and a spirit of service among the participating cadets, while familiarising them with the opportunities and challenges associated with a career in uniform.
During the attachment, the cadets received exposure to military training and witnessed displays of defence equipment. Orientation sessions on Artillery, Army Aviation and Air Force operations offered insights into the roles, capabilities and operational functioning of different branches of the armed forces.
Educational visits and interactive activities further enriched the participants’ experience, helping them develop a better understanding of military life, teamwork and the importance of commitment and discipline.
Cultural activities conducted during the camp provided opportunities for interaction and strengthened camaraderie among the cadets. The programme also encouraged the young women to develop self-confidence, leadership qualities and a sense of responsibility towards the nation.
The camp served as a platform to connect young people with the armed forces and familiarise them with the values of courage, integrity, discipline and national service.
The initiative reflects the Spear Corps’ continued efforts to engage with youth through educational and motivational activities, encouraging them to explore opportunities in the defence services and contribute to nation-building.
The successful conclusion of the 12-day camp marked an important learning experience for the cadets, inspiring them to pursue their aspirations with confidence and consider serving the country in uniform.