In a first, woman army doctor Captain Geetika Koul deployed in Siachen
This achievement follows her successful completion of rigorous induction training at the esteemed Siachen Battle School, which includes high altitude acclimatization, survival techniques, and specialized medical procedures.;
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Ladakh: Captain Geetika Koul has become the first woman medical officer in the Indian Army to be deployed at Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, the Fire and Fury Corps said on Tuesday.
This achievement follows her successful completion of rigorous induction training at the esteemed Siachen Battle School, which includes high-altitude acclimatization, survival techniques, and specialized medical procedures.
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