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- 19 Jul 2008 19:34
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
I thought 3 divisions are more than 20,000 soldiers Rajrang, I was giving the numbers facing 7 Brigade as guesstimated by Brig. Dalvi. Typically: 1 Unit = 800 to 1000 personnel 1 Brigade = 3 units 1 Division = 3 Brigades (sometimes 2) Based on the above, yes 3 divisions typically would be more than...
- 19 Jul 2008 18:52
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
Just some inconvenient history that we should remember: In 1962, PLA whupped IA not because of superior logistics. In 1962 PLA whupped IA not because of superior firepower. In 1962 PLA whupped IA not because of superior manpower. The chinese soldier climbed up the mountain with a gun in his hand an...
- 18 Jul 2008 21:12
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
But the article highlights the reason why Indian testing of nuclear weapons is not over yet. Is time on our side? The rate at which the Chinese are going ahead with their projects and acquisitions and their defense expenditure - we are going to be at a similar disadvantage vis-a-vis 1962, if we are...
- 17 Jul 2008 20:41
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
Well this was the same in 1962 - our ineptitude. However, this time around it will be more Govt based rather than Govt and the Army HQ like in 1962.Singha wrote: only danger for PRC seems to death at our inept attitude.
- 16 Jul 2008 18:33
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
Maybe the reason for all the hurry was due to PM informing them that the UPA Govt was going ahead with the Nuclear Agreement with US. The Chinese may have indicated that it would be construed as an offensive act directly aimed at containing China and that China will respond in an aggressive manner. ...
- 03 Jul 2008 21:53
- Forum: Trash Can Archive
- Topic: China Military Watch
- Replies: 3944
- Views: 1371342
Re: China Military Watch
ASPuar, I read that as a positive statement. Meaning in our favour. Ray sir, Please correct me if I am wrong. Mighty glad to read that statement from you. It is best to keep the Pandas thinking that they can give the IA a bloody nose, the effect will be double when their nose is bloodied and trouser...
- 02 Jul 2008 21:42
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
- Replies: 191
- Views: 109829
Re: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
Vonkabra,
It does n't show well on us to wish for someone as important as RM's "final bugle call", even though he has committed a Himalayan blunder.
I like your idea of an online petition.
It does n't show well on us to wish for someone as important as RM's "final bugle call", even though he has committed a Himalayan blunder.
I like your idea of an online petition.
- 30 Jun 2008 18:34
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
- Replies: 191
- Views: 109829
Re: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
Thanks Rahul M & Jagan for posting the link.Rahul M wrote:times now was playing it. you can try their website.
or even mail mayurica.
- 30 Jun 2008 03:09
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
- Replies: 191
- Views: 109829
Re: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
Is there any possibility to get access to the "lay down your arms" call on AIR By the Late FM to the Pakistan Army?
Why don't we play this piece every Army Day on National TV to remind the new generation of that Great Victory and the many who laid down their lives and their youths for it?
Why don't we play this piece every Army Day on National TV to remind the new generation of that Great Victory and the many who laid down their lives and their youths for it?
- 27 Jun 2008 07:08
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
- Replies: 191
- Views: 109829
Re: Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw passes away
Thank you sir. May your Soul rest in peace!
- 24 Jun 2008 19:37
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: Women in Combat
- Replies: 578
- Views: 141133
Re: Women in Combat - 2
Comparing a country with a population of 115+ million approx during WWII (extrapolated from this website ( large PDF file - will take awhile to download ), wherein the total loss of lives 13% equaling 15 million - page 300) and a country with 1200 million approx (in the current time period) just doe...
- 23 Jun 2008 17:49
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
First of Rohitvats, thank you for the detailed post. Take a bow! I have a few ifs (IF wishes were horses et al... but still hoping for the best). If the time frame is 5 years and if we have a new govt (in the coming elections) cognizant of the external threats and does the following: a) Approves all...
- 20 Jun 2008 01:39
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
According to wiki after Russia (45) and Ukraine (17), India is the largest Military operator (12) of Mi-26. China doesn't have any, but has for civilian use and firefighting use. China has a fleet of 250 Mi-17 - with licensed co-production as of this year -2008. "In March 2007, the Russian Mil ...
- 19 Jun 2008 18:17
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
I am not sure if anyone has postulated this before. The timing for the Chinese to attack is a window between end of Olympics (Olympics ends on 24 Aug 2008) and before the cold sets in Tibet (Oct-May/June Winter season in the North, Eastern Tibet has September as tourist season before Winter sets in,...
- 18 Jun 2008 22:21
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
The biggest problem is that Tibetans are so few in number. There are I think 2.5 million in Tibet, about 200k in India and about 100k around the world. That is nothing. PLA itself is around 2 million. They can muster huge number of Hans and overwhelm the Tibetan region. Not to mention that cold-blo...
- 18 Jun 2008 20:46
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
- Replies: 793
- Views: 201571
Re: War inside Tibet - goals, strategies and equipment
.... The pakis did us a huge favor by giving us the opportunity to hone our high-altitude air attack skills. Nobody else has this experience. Victor, To extend on your theme on the Pakis doing us a "favour": 1) Op Gibraltar (1965) - The Pakis sent in irregulars and regulars. Unfortunately...
- 13 Jun 2008 23:47
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: Kargil War Thread - VI
- Replies: 1433
- Views: 414709
Re: Kargil War Thread - VI
Listen to the full 30 min interview. He mentions it in there.Luxtor wrote: kaangeya, When did Kiani make such admissions? i.e. where did you read about it? Can you please post the link?
Thanks
- 02 Apr 2008 18:47
- Forum: Science, Economics & Technology Forum
- Topic: South India River Water Issues/Disputes
- Replies: 1213
- Views: 187681
- 09 Jan 2008 18:46
- Forum: Strategic & Security Issues Archive
- Topic: Tackling Islamic Extremism in India - 3
- Replies: 320
- Views: 127613
- 20 Nov 2007 23:43
- Forum: Trash Can Archive
- Topic: Personal Health, Nutrition and Fitness Thread
- Replies: 6544
- Views: 32735
CShankar, I fully agree with you regarding the nutritional value and content of the above described combo. But for working families and working families with kids, it is difficult to prepare one kind for the adults and one for the kids. It is better to adopt practices that can be uniformly applied f...
- 20 Nov 2007 22:53
- Forum: Trash Can Archive
- Topic: Personal Health, Nutrition and Fitness Thread
- Replies: 6544
- Views: 32735
For maintaining an optimal health, an exercise routine in conjunction with proper diet is extremely important. 2 sides of the same coin. Some tips on healthier eating habits - -Change from white rice to brown rice. Both are Carbs, but where White Rice is Simple Carb, Brown Rice is Complex Carb, so t...
- 22 Aug 2007 22:57
- Forum: Strategy, Politics & International Relations Forum
- Topic: Indian Foreign Policy
- Replies: 2500
- Views: 544141
- 28 Mar 2007 00:16
- Forum: Religion Discussion Archive
- Topic: Religion Thread - 5
- Replies: 321
- Views: 137158
The website is www.sacredscience.com
Wide range of topics and it is in Idyllwild. Worth a look for folks interested in metaphysical type of subjects.
Wide range of topics and it is in Idyllwild. Worth a look for folks interested in metaphysical type of subjects.
- 28 Mar 2007 00:06
- Forum: Religion Discussion Archive
- Topic: Religion Thread - 5
- Replies: 321
- Views: 137158
Any chance i could impose on you to post some links to Vedic mathematic methods?? Sadler, There is an organisation that does a great job of spreading the knowledge of VM. Their website is www.vedicmaths.org One of the main person there is a Kenneth Williams who has written books on VM that is being...
- 21 Mar 2007 02:08
- Forum: Religion Discussion Archive
- Topic: Religion Thread 3
- Replies: 338
- Views: 132660
Hari C, In the last page of the archived thread you had answered to Joey wrt to dwory in South India. Yes, it is alive and practised by all the religions , atleast in Kerala. Few years ago, the going rate for a Muslim Engineer from a so-so family was Rs 2 crore. Now there would be a reason for all y...
- 21 Mar 2007 01:31
- Forum: Religion Discussion Archive
- Topic: Religion Thread 2
- Replies: 327
- Views: 1236263
- 21 Mar 2007 00:36
- Forum: Religion Discussion Archive
- Topic: Religion Thread 2
- Replies: 327
- Views: 1236263
- 20 Mar 2007 20:21
- Forum: Religion Discussion Archive
- Topic: Religion Thread 2
- Replies: 327
- Views: 1236263
Arun_S Regarding Ram Sita Coins of East India Company Dear, you are right they didn't have any problem with relgious icons on coins/currencies, But the east India company's ram sita huanuma and Om coins images you have posted here are FAKES. Yes, FAKES. If you are paying for buying for such coins, ...
- 19 Oct 2006 07:17
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: Discussion on Indian Special Forces
- Replies: 4246
- Views: 1226153
- 05 Jan 2006 19:54
- Forum: Military History Archive
- Topic: Lessons of 1962 War for a possible new Sino-India conflict
- Replies: 222
- Views: 136612
Ray Saheb, Didn't the Chinese get a bloody nose :) in 1967 in the Natu La area when Sam Bahadur was in charge of Western Command. Here is the quote from this link: Link He was officiating as army chief in 1967 when the Chinese had their first clash with the Indian Army since 1962. This occurred at t...
- 05 Oct 2005 07:39
- Forum: Military Scenarios Archive
- Topic: Possible Indian Military Scenarios - Part III
- Replies: 326
- Views: 540591
- 08 Sep 2005 18:21
- Forum: Military Issues & History Forum
- Topic: 1965 India Pakistan War: Forty Years Since
- Replies: 99
- Views: 88814
A Brigadier from the PAF(?) writes on the 65 war
1 of 4 Part series
http://us.rediff.com/news/2005/sep/08war1.htm
Wonder how come there is a Brigadier in PAF, they usually follow the same norm as the IAF (i.e., British rather than American)
http://us.rediff.com/news/2005/sep/08war1.htm
Wonder how come there is a Brigadier in PAF, they usually follow the same norm as the IAF (i.e., British rather than American)