ARMY TRAINING COMMAND

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Army Training Command (ARTRAC)
ARMY TRAINING COMMAND
The philosophy of Indian Army’s Training Command is “No soldier or officer should ever lose his life or limb in combat, because he was inadequately trained”. The aim of the Command is to maximize effectiveness of training and establish a dedicated organization for formulating concepts and doctrines, which are specifically applicable to our operational environment. The Army Training Command (ARTRAC) came into being on October 1, 1991 at Mhow in Madhya Pradesh. It subsequently shifted to Shimla on March 31, 1993. The sleeve patch of the Training Command is red, black and red horizontal striped badge and crossed swords golden yellow.

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