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@acetophenol, @Abingdonboy is that a camel bag with the terrorist (left one)??
How Indian Army is fighting Pak terrorists in border - TruthDiveTruthDive
Jammu,Sep 2(TruthDive): Indian Army is involved in a gun battle with Pakistan that is likely to escalate in the coming days. It all started when Ghulam Ahmed, a rifleman on a search operation pushed open the door of a hut located at the Gurdaji stream, not knowing that he would start a war between Indian Army and Pakistan involving thousands of troops.
Local villagers had told the Indian Army that they were seeing strangers in and around the stream. A routine check by Brigade 53 was ordered and Ahmed along with a villager was searching houses for identification. He saw women and children at the stream fleeing as he landed. As he opened the door, bullets flew at him that smashed his hip bone but Ahmed returned the fire and left three of the terrorists dead. The rest vanished into the forests. Unfortunately the villager was shot dead.
Indian Army received a SOS from the injured rifleman. Infantry Division 28 was put on the mission. They spread out across the border with a vow to flush out the terrorists at large. They got a radio set from the spot that kept calling for Charlie 2 and Military intelligence said that it was a commander of a terrorist group.
28 Infantry Division men spread out over the Kalaroos forests, with the mission that Charlie 2 call remain unanswered. The forest has boulders and caves that offer cover and a huge fog , an ideal scenario for the terrorists to pick their target . As both sides play the cat and mouse, an Indian Army soldier has been killed and another is battling for life.
Indian Army had a relief as heavy snow makes months from November to June, relatively free from infiltration. The problem is that LoC fencing spread over 540 km has to be rebuilt every year and materials have to be carried by pony to the post. Thermal imagers have been put in place but it does not work when there is fog and a radar that cannot pick up movements in mountains as rocks cut the signals are the issues Indian Army has to do with.
Compared to last year, the causalities on LoC from January to August were less, reason being that Indian Army after two of soldiers being beheaded by an ambush party decided to hit back at Pakistan posts in the border. Most of the time the Indian Army has been able to silence the Pak posts. However, Indian Army is getting ready for a bigger battle in September as elections are drawing near and Pakistan would start firing to give cover to jihadis to sneak in.
How Indian Army is fighting Pak terrorists in border - TruthDiveTruthDive
Jammu,Sep 2(TruthDive): Indian Army is involved in a gun battle with Pakistan that is likely to escalate in the coming days. It all started when Ghulam Ahmed, a rifleman on a search operation pushed open the door of a hut located at the Gurdaji stream, not knowing that he would start a war between Indian Army and Pakistan involving thousands of troops.
Local villagers had told the Indian Army that they were seeing strangers in and around the stream. A routine check by Brigade 53 was ordered and Ahmed along with a villager was searching houses for identification. He saw women and children at the stream fleeing as he landed. As he opened the door, bullets flew at him that smashed his hip bone but Ahmed returned the fire and left three of the terrorists dead. The rest vanished into the forests. Unfortunately the villager was shot dead.
Indian Army received a SOS from the injured rifleman. Infantry Division 28 was put on the mission. They spread out across the border with a vow to flush out the terrorists at large. They got a radio set from the spot that kept calling for Charlie 2 and Military intelligence said that it was a commander of a terrorist group.
28 Infantry Division men spread out over the Kalaroos forests, with the mission that Charlie 2 call remain unanswered. The forest has boulders and caves that offer cover and a huge fog , an ideal scenario for the terrorists to pick their target . As both sides play the cat and mouse, an Indian Army soldier has been killed and another is battling for life.
Indian Army had a relief as heavy snow makes months from November to June, relatively free from infiltration. The problem is that LoC fencing spread over 540 km has to be rebuilt every year and materials have to be carried by pony to the post. Thermal imagers have been put in place but it does not work when there is fog and a radar that cannot pick up movements in mountains as rocks cut the signals are the issues Indian Army has to do with.
Compared to last year, the causalities on LoC from January to August were less, reason being that Indian Army after two of soldiers being beheaded by an ambush party decided to hit back at Pakistan posts in the border. Most of the time the Indian Army has been able to silence the Pak posts. However, Indian Army is getting ready for a bigger battle in September as elections are drawing near and Pakistan would start firing to give cover to jihadis to sneak in.
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Indian Navy's Shore Based Test Facility (SBTF) in Goa:
INS Kolkata (she is huuuuuge):
Indian Navy ships in the Philippines:
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USAF C-17 bro, nothing really to do with India.140830-F-IO684-749 by U.S. Department of Defense Current Photos, on Flickr
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The 3D Tactical Control Radar (3D-TCR) developed by Electronics & Radar Development Establishment (LRDE) during high-altitude trials at the Himalayan region.
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First MiG-29UB upgraded to UPG seen in the IAF's grey paint scheme:
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First MiG-29UB upgraded to UPG seen in the IAF's grey paint scheme:
Are you sure thats the upgraded Baaz bro? Its lacking the Hump on the spine!
