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ARMY ORGANISES WEAPON AND PIPE BAND DISPLAY IN GOALPARA,ASSAM
Army organises weapon and pipe band display in Goalpara. Latest automatic weapons and equipment were displayed along with a resounding display of an Army Pipe Band. The program was witnessed by more than 3000 civilians and school children.
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PRELUDE 1965 WAR
11 Aug 1965. One Indian patrol was attacked by 300 infiltrators in area Mahadev and the Indian post at Pathreki Gali was subjected to light machine gun and mortar fire. In an encounter near Jaurian, 4 infiltrators were killed and many were captured. A large quantity of arms and ammunition was also recovered
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Indian Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag, flies in Su-30 MKI

Minister of State for Defence Rao Inderjit Singh today went on a sortie in the frontline IAF aircraft Sukhoi Su-30MKI at the Hindon air base in Ghaziabad near here. The 65-year-old Union minister took off from the Air Force base in Hindon and was airborne for about 20 minutes, during which the fighter aircraft also performed various manoeuvres, Defence sources said.

"The minister wanted to personally interact with the pilots and find out the kind of working atmosphere that they have. He also wanted to see the performance of the aircraft which is our frontline fighter aircraft," the Defence sources told PTI.

Interestingly, Army chief Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag also took a sortie in the fighter aircraft today.

The sources further said the minister was quite satisfied with the feedback that he got and also by the briefing that senior officers had given him.
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Ahead of Independence Day celebrations, School kids getting to know their Air Force, at Chandigarh AFS. The program was organised by the 12 Wing of IAF consisting of Transport Squadrons.
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A D-30 field gun in 'Know Your Army’ Mela : Run-up to the Independence Day Celebrations at Meerut
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A 105 mm I.F.G.
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'Know Your Army’ Mela : Runup to the Independence Day Celebrations at Senapati, Manipur
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Western Command 'Know Your Army’ Mela : Runup to the Independence Day Celebrations
 
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PRELUDE 1965 WAR
13 Aug 1965. Pakistani infiltrators had occupied PT 4007 in Poonch sector.
1st MADRAS launched a swift attack and flushed out infiltrators from the feature. In this operation 12 infiltrators killed, 4 wounded and 16 were captured.
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Southern Command 'Know Your Army’ Mela : Run-up to the Independence Day Celebrations
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South Western Command 'Know Your Army’ Mela : Run-up to the Independence Day Celebrations(pics are from last year)
 
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CHETAK CORPS 'KNOW YOUR ARMY’ MELA : RUNUP TO THE INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS
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COAS INTERACTING WITH ALL RANKS
 
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PRELUDE 1965 WAR
13 Aug 1965. Pakistani infiltrators had occupied PT 4007 in Poonch sector.
1st MADRAS launched a swift attack and flushed out infiltrators from the feature. In this operation 12 infiltrators killed, 4 wounded and 16 were captured.
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Southern Command 'Know Your Army’ Mela : Run-up to the Independence Day Celebrations
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South Western Command 'Know Your Army’ Mela : Run-up to the Independence Day Celebrations(pics are from last year)
small correction bro ...it was not pakistan but india that occupied those peaks in 1965 as bargain chip later returned back to pakistan ...we occupied several peaks again in 1971 and this time we force them to sign Shimla Agreement ...they tried to get back in kargil but failed.

Brig .Javed Hussain former SSG


In October 1947, following the announcement of Kashmir’s accession to India, the Gilgit Scouts, a predominantly Muslim force raised by the British for internal security, revolted against the Dogras, and in a series of daring actions in1948 captured Kargil, Drass, Zoji La Pass and Skardu. However, in November 1948, Zoji La Pass and Kargil were recaptured by the Indians while the Kargil heights remained with the Gilgit Scouts.

During the Rann of Kutch conflict, these heights were captured by the Indians for the first time on May 17, 1965, for use as a bargaining counter in the negotiations. As a result of the agreement reached, the heights were returned to Pakistan in June 1965. In the first week of August 1965, Operation Gibraltar was launched. One of the areas used by the infiltrating force was the Kargil heights. To block these routes, the Indians captured the heights for the second time in the third week of August 1965. But after the signing of the Tashkent Agreement, the heights were once again returned to Pakistan.

On the outbreak of war on the western front on December 3, 1971, the Indians captured the heights for the third time on December 9, 1971. This time, however, they retained the heights in line with the Shimla Agreement under which the violable Cease Fire Line (CFL), created in December 1948 on cessation of hostilities in Kashmir, was converted into an inviolable Line of Control (LoC)
 

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