NEW DELHI: Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Wednesday outlined the three-phase approach towards enhancing jointness across the armed forces, at a time when the military is ready to present its theaterisation model to the decision-makers. Gen Upendra Dwivedi said around 180 fields for jointness have been identified, with 30% of the goals achieved and work on the rest being accelerated. (X/adgpi) Theaterisation, which requires jointness and integration, is a long-awaited reform for the best use of the military’s resources to fight future wars. The first phase, or ‘Jointness 1.0’, focused on integrating acquisition planning, courses, and operational joint logistic nodes, with three fully operational and four more in progress, Dwivedi said in his address at the National Defence College on Decade of Transformation: Indian Army in Stride with the Future and Nation Building. “In Jointness 2.0, progress was made in aligning doctrines, standard operating procedures and creating joint maintenance organisations for major platforms. Anticipating Jointness 3.0, the army aims to expand common operational planning process, tech sharing, and resources like UAVs and ISR (intelligence, …