A British Army contingent of over a hundred personnel arrived in Jaipur today to take part in the Indo-UK joint military exercise Ajeya Warrior 2017. <br/><br/>Defence spokesperson Lt Col Manish Ojha said, the aim of the exercise is to build and promote bilateral Army-to-Army relations and enhance interoperability while exchanging skills and experience between the royal British Army and the Indian Army. <br/><br/>Army personnel from both the countries will participate in the 14-day exercise which is scheduled to be commenced from Friday. This will be the third joint military exercise between the two countries.