Expedition
The Indian Army Everest Expedition team, under the command of Col. Manoj Joshi, has successfully concluded its crucial acclimatization phase and is now poised to begin its ascent to the higher camps of Mount Everest. This phase included progressive climbs to intermediate altitudes, allowing the team to adapt physiologically to the extreme conditions of high altitude.
Acclimatization is a vital component of any high-altitude expedition, reducing the risk of altitude sickness and improving the team’s chances of a safe and successful summit. With this process completed, the Indian Army team is now fully prepared for the next stages of their expedition, which will involve establishing and rotating through high camps before making the final summit push.
Indian Army
The Indian Army has a long and proud history of mountaineering achievements, and this latest travel continues its legacy of courage, endurance, and excellence in extreme conditions. The team’s progress will be closely followed in the coming days as they take on one of the most challenging and iconic climbs in the world.
