Watch: Indian Army's Rudra attack chopper ‘rains fire and steel’ on mountain
The Indian Army's aviation unit successfully conducted tests of the new generation rocket and turret ammunition system from the indigenous Rudra attack helicopter, marking a significant milestone. The Spear Corps posted a video on social media showcasing Rudra's capabilities, enhancing the army's strike and lethality in mountainous terrain. Rudra is a weaponized version of the Advanced Light Helicopter (Dhruv) developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). It serves multiple roles, including reconnaissance, troop transport, anti-tank warfare, and close air support. The Indian armed forces have a substantial fleet of Dhruv helicopters, including the versatile Rudra, which has demonstrated its effectiveness in various utility roles.