Sunday, 27 March 2016

Army and Tata motors

The Indian armed forces have signed a contract with the
 Tata motors to supply an additional 619 units of its high mobility
 (HMV)6*6.
This is in addition to an earlier order  for 1239 units recieved in 2015.

Developed indigenously, the Tata 6X6 high-mobility all-terrain all-wheel drive vehicle has been designed to cope with extreme on or off-road loads and has gone through trials, including deep water-fording, on cross-country terrains and plains.

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Friday, 18 March 2016

BRAVERY Stories unheard

1. The war of 1967: When the brave Indian soldiers defeated China and defended Sikkim



Nathu La Incident: Since border tactics was a common thing that the Chinese Army used to instigate India, the Indian Army decided to lay down wire to fence the border. As soon as the fencing work commenced, the Chinese Commissioner came to the Indian side and asked them to stop the work. There was a heated argument and the Commissioner left. And just after a few minutes, Chinese troops indulged in heavy gun fire. Contemplating China’s aggression, Indian side opened fire too. The effective firing resulted in the damage of Chinese bunkers and the death toll was over 400, resulting in China’s defeat.
Cho La Incident: China couldn’t accept their defeat at Nathu La incident, and they planned an unprecedented attack again at Cho La pass. China lost its 40 elite commandos.
The end of the battle witnessed China leaving Sikkim once and for all. Two brave officers – Capt. Dagar and Major Harbhajan Singh died a valiant death.


2. When Captain Vikram Batra displayed an example of valor.



Captain Vikram Batra, was an officer of the Indian Army and was posthumously awarded with the Param Vir Chakra, India’s highest and most prestigious award for valour, for his actions during the 1999 Kargil War in Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
He celebrated the capture of Point  5140, at an altitude of 17,000 feet, which was under the illegal possession of the Pakistani soldiers. Despite being fired at by heavy machine guns, Captain Batra and his men managed to destroy 2 machine gun posts. Captain Batra’s gallantry was proved when he single-handedly killed 3 enemy fighters in a dangerous combat.
He died rescuing an injured officer while leading his men on a successful assault on Point 4875.
 When 2nd Lt. Arun Khetarpal single-handedly destroyed numerous Pakistani tanks and troops, denying Pakistan to enter the Indian soil.


During the 1971 Indo-Pak war, a bridge was constructed across Basantar river so that the soldiers could crack the enemy-mine field. But half way through, the enemy raided the bridge. The sufficiently armored Pakistan regiment, attacked the Indian troops, which were outnumbered.
Therefore, the commander of Squadron sought assistance from Arun Khetrapal. As soon as he got the message, he got into the enemy’s neck and captured many soldiers. Meanwhile, Pakistan blew India’s second tank. Arun Khetrapal single-handedly destroyed 4 tanks of Pakistan. In return, Pakistan wrecked the other two tanks, one of which was Arun Khetrapal’s. He didn’t accept defeat and continued to fight even in his flaming tank.
The commander of his troop ordered to abandon his tank, but Khetrapal replied: “No Sir. I’m not going to abandon my tank. My gun is working and I’ll get these bastards.
And because of this gallant soldier, Pakistan couldn’t enter the Indian soil.


When Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey’s bravery led to India’s victory in the 1999 Kargil war.



“If death strikes before I prove my blood, I swear I will kill death.”
These were the words of Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey.
During the 1999 Kargil war, he led his troop to capture the Jubar top. During this, Pakistan continued to fire on his men. Demonstrating an act of bravery, he went ahead of his troop and fired a lot of bullets. He was wounded by bullets on the leg and shoulder.
As a part of Operation Vijay, he was asked to clear the enemy positions amidst heavy shooting. Bravely striking the 1st enemy position, he killed 2 enemies and destroyed the 2nd position by killing 2 more. While clearing 3rd, bullets injured his shoulder and legs. Undaunted, he continued to lead the assault on the 4th, which he destroyed with a grenade. At the end, a bullet penetrated his forehead.
His daredevil act led to the capture of Khalubar.




Tuesday, 15 March 2016

ARMY'S BEST

1)Su-30Mki-The Fighter

The Su-30Mki is the best ever aircraft made to serve its service in Indian Air force.It is the cream of Indian Air Force.The twin-jet Air Superiority Fighter designed and developed by Russia’s Sukhoi and built under licence by India’s Hindustan Aeronautics limited (HAL).It is the heavy long range all weather fighter that introduced in IAF in September 27,2002 and with his unrivalled capabilities IAF today has more than 200 Sukhoi Su-30Mki’s.
top20-1__1439055533_27.255.169.9The aircraft has a outstanding aerodynamic configuration and integrated with unmatched avionics suite.The aircraft is well known for its performance ; it can fly with a speed of 2100 km/h and has rate of climb of 230m/s.Moreover it is equipped with 30mm GSH-1 gun with 12 hardpoints,6 types of Air-to-Air missiles,antiship,cruise and air to surface missile and 6 types of Bombs.By 2016 it will integrated with BrahMos and Nirbhay missile which would give it strike capabilities that have never seen before in IAF.


2)Brahmos missile-The Game Finisher

BRAHMOS is a short range ramjet supersonic  cruise missile developed by BrahMos Aerospace Private Limited which is formed by a Joint venture between Russian Federation’s NPO Mashinostroeyenia and India’s Defence Research and development Organisation(DRDO).It can be launched from submarines,ships,aircraft or land.It is considered the world’s fastest cruise missile in operation.
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This is the best missile in the Indian Armed forces with its outstanding performance.It is better than other existing state-of-art subsonic cruise missile by various factors like it is 3 times more faster than any other missile in Indian Armed Forces,It has 3 times more flight range,3 to 4 times more seeker range and 9 times more kinetic energy than any other subsonic cruise missile.The missile has identical configuration for land,sea an sub-sea platforms and uses a Transport Launch Canister (TLC) for transportation,storage and Lunch.

The ship based weapons complex and Land based weapon complex version are in service but the Air Launch version is in Progress.With the growing demands the next version Brahmos-II is also  launched within few years.

3)Arjun Mark-II Main Battle Tank

Arjun Mark-II the Main Battle tank in Indian Armed forces is the deadliest weapon . The Arjun Mark 2 is an advanced third generation main battle tank and an upgraded version of the Arjun main battle tank with several improvements.It was developed by DRDO .The Arjun MK.2 has the improved protection,fire-power and mobility than its predecessor.The Tank has total of 13 major improvements with 93 of total upgrades.
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The Arjun Mark II tank can perform well under various circumstances,such as driving across cross-country over rugged sand Dunes easily,Detecting,observing and quickly engaging targets. It has advanced hydro-pneumatic suspension system which consists of each side of seven dual rubber-tyred road-wheels with the drive sprocket at the rear,idler at the front and track-return rollers.The MBT is integrated with advanced Armaments,Avionics and Accessories .A Remote Controlled Weapon Station mounted on top of the turret with 12.7mm NSVT machine gun.With the unmatched capabilities and unrivalled performance it is the Wall for Enemies in Indian Army.

Read More About Arjun Mark II-India’s Main Battle Tank

4)INS Vikramaditya-Floating airfield and Mini city

INS Vikramaditya is the King of Indian ocean.It is the best aircraft carrier in the Indian Armed Forces. Once integrated, INS Vikramaditya will bring transformational capabilities to the Indian Navy and will be a ‘game changer’.

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As the Modified Kiev-class aircraft carrier it has the 45,400 tons of loaded displacement.It is 283.5 metres long and has 22 decks.It has 6 turbo alternators and 6 diesel alternators are installed that are capable of generating 18 Mwatt of power.Whereas 8 turbo-pressurised boilers,4 shafts,4 geared steam turbines are responsible for propulsion generating 180,000 horsepower .The aircraft carrier has a range of 7000 nautical miles at its full speed :32 knots (59km/h).Tha aircraft carrier has the capacity if loading up to 36 maximum aircrafts including 30 Mikoyan MiG-29k multi role fighters and 6 x Kamov ka-31 AEW&C and Kamov ka-28 ASW Helicopters.

5) INS Chakra-Shark made of Steel

INS Chakra is a Russia-made, nuclear-propelled, hunter-killer submarine of Indian. Unlike conventional submarines that India operates which need to surface to charge their batteries often – sometimes as frequently as 24 hours-INS Chakra can stay under water as long as it wants.Its ability to stay underwater is restrained only by human endurance to Stay Underwater. INS Chakra has been taken on lease from Russia for 10 years and would provide the Navy the opportunity to train personnel and operate such nuclear-powered vessels.
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The akula class submarine submarine carry conventional weapons: four 533mm and four 650mm torpedo tubes that will be used to hunt and kill enemy ships.The Submarine can displaces 8140 tons and can do over at 30 knots twice the speed of any other submarine.It is the quietest nuclear submarine around with the 80 crew members on Board.

INDIAN ARMY FUNCTIONING

1.Indian Army(General)
2.Commands(Southern,Western,Eastern and some others)(Lt. Gen.)
3.Core(Every Core is commanded by one Command)(Lt. Gen.)
4.Divisions(Every Division is commanded by one Core)(Maj. Gen.)
5.Brigades(Brigades work Under Divisions)(Brigadier)
6.Regiments(Often Called Units in the Indian army)(Colonel)
7.Company(Further divided in the regiments,Have 120 Soldiers)(Major)
8.Platoon(Commanded by Lt. or Capt even by JCO(Sub. or Nb/Sub) depends on the availability of Commissioned officers,,have about 32 soldiers).
9.Section(The smallest consist 10 soldiers an is commanded by Hav.)

Their are some Brigades who are independent of Divisions and work under the Core directly(5 Armoured Brigades, 15 Artillery Brigades, 7 Infantry Brigades, 1  Parachute Brigade,3 Air Defence Brigades, 2 Air Defence Groups and 4  Engineer Brigades) or in some cases under the DGMO(like 50th Independent Parachute Brigade)

Further option for the Soldiers are-
Everyone does not get this opportunities-
Commando training(In army they are known as Ghatak Platoon every Infantry regiment have one)
Para Commandos
National Security Guard(If you are lucky and get Deputation their)
MI(Working in Military intelligence is also an good option)

What army should be like....

Should deterrence fail, The Army provides the ability to be dominant on land in war and military operations other than war. The Army's goal will be to achieve sustained land dominance, whether in closing with and destroying an enemy.


 The Army must possess the capability to defeat enemy land forces and to seize, occupy, and defend land areas. Additionally, we must be capable of conducting air and missile defense, space and space control operations, and joint amphibious and airborne operations. These capabilities require the support of special operations forces, the operation of land lines of communication, and civil programs prescribed by law.  or keeping the peace.

Able to do what ever it aims at is what army should be like....