Jaipur: Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Mago took over the command of 'Chetak Corps' on Wednesday.
A statement from Public Relation Officer (PRO) Defence, Jaipur said, "Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Mago took over the command of 'Chetak Corps' from Lieutenant General Ajai Singh on Wednesday."
The statement read, "The General Officer is an alumnus of Indian Military Academy, Dehradun and was commissioned into the elite 'Brigade of the GUARDS'.
He is also an alumnus of Defence Service Staff College, Wellington, Higher Command Course, Mhow and National Defence College, Delhi.
The General Officer has an exceptionally brilliant professional career and has been awarded the Yudh Seva Medal and Sena Medal (Twice) for distinguished services.
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"The General officer has rich operational experience of 35 years across all terrain and has served in Siachen, Kargil Sector (during Op VIJAY), Desert Sector (during Op PARAKRAM), seven tenures in Counter Insurgency Operations in Jammu & Kashmir, Nagaland, Assam and with the Strategic Forces Command," it read.
The statement further read, "The General Officer has been an instructor at Army War College, prestigious Counter Insurgency and Jungle Warfare Institute (CIJW) and GUARDS Regimental Centre.
He has also served in United Nations Peace Keeping assignments on two occasions at Somalia and Congo.
The General Officer was tenanting the appointment of Director General Operational Logistics and Strategic Move in the Army Headquarters, prior to taking over the Chetak Corps, the release added.
(ANI Report)
