Bharat Rakshak

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a few advance elements of Rainas II Corps were shifting frontlines when the ceasefire came in 71. Therefore its quite possible that a good number of army personnel from that corps had the dual campaign medals of 71

Daulet The 65 war ended because there was a UN resolution calling for a ceasefire. it was in no way hastened by any chinese involvement anywhere. ""The IA senior leadership were not all incompetent - Gen. Thimayya was apparently very active in preparing "" While you are correct a...

ASPaur

They are the 25th Anniv medal and the 50th Anniv medal.

You know what else is unusual?

The bloke has been around since 1971 and he is not wearing his 9 years service, 20 years service or 30 years service medal.

Highly irregular I say!

the Oval badge is definitely the COAS commendation. and the Diver badge is unmistakable If thats the balidan badge, then its the first time i am seeing it being worn on the LEFT pocket. usually the balidan dagger is worn on the RIGHT pocket. It must be something else. A sniper badge maybe? I can mak...

advitya "By the time of the IPGW there were a handful of Indians left. The 60-70 people were history by 1980. If one of them had decided to fly an Op sortie they would have been courtmartialled. " I disagree - I know atleast one officer who was there in 1982-83 and not on consulate staff. ...

there are fairly strict Indian Government rules which prohibit Indian armed forces personnel from serving operationally Just wanted to know, Though the above may be on paper correct, What makes us sure that there could not have been one or two unofficial sorties undertaken by Indian pilots in Iraq?...

Originally posted by D. Gill: A book on HAL I could print its material here but I need the amins ok. I email them but they never reply back. I would love to share my books here with you all. Gill ;) Gill You are supposed to review the book and post info here - not <u>PUT THE ENTIRE BOOK</u> in this...