Indian Special Forces

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

This pic is of a guy from Indian Reserve Battalion...can someone share what is the role of IRB?

P.S-I know they are not SF...but this is the best thread to discuss this.

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

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[Koovie]

Randoms

Thank God that these days are gone

But nice find!

 

[ExtraOdinary]

 

[Abingdonboy]

This pic is of a guy from Indian Reserve Battalion...can someone share what is the role of IRB?

P.S-I know they are not SF...but this is the best thread to discuss this.

A unit of

Mizoram Armed Police

Mizoram Armed Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Good to see you back on here bro!

 

[mirage2K]

A unit of

Mizoram Armed Police

Mizoram Armed Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




Good to see you back on here bro!

nice to see multi-cams in service with CAPFs

 

[Koovie]

nice to see multi-cams in service with CAPFs

Many many units use them now here, except of the Army.

 

[Abingdonboy]

Many many units use them now here, except of the Army.

IIRC the Garuds tried Multi-cam out. Don't know what happened with that.


Also CRPF uses Multi-cam IIRC.

 

[Lipizzaner_Stallion]

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

One of them looks familiar ... Isnt the guy (2nd from left) Col SSS. ?

Lol @ the used plastic bottles...

 

[Abingdonboy]

Lol @ the used plastic bottles...

Lol at the guy making cheap comments like this at a 11 year old picture.

 

[kbd-raaf]

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They are used to make the pack heavier for training purposes. Sometimes they use sand, but mostly water. Over in 'straya, the SAS hopefuls do the same thing in order to meet pack weight requirements.

Let me assure you, any deficiencies you see w.r.t to the Indian Armed Forces in terms of equipment are either already amended or are in the process of such.

 

[Lipizzaner_Stallion]

Lol at the guy making cheap comments like this at a 11 year old picture.

Thanks for pointing that out Abingdon. I mistook the gun in the hands of first soldier in the back as Tavor. My mistake. Its really an old one.

 

[Abingdonboy]

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They are used to make the pack heavier for training purposes. Sometimes they use sand, but mostly water. Over in 'straya, the SAS hopefuls do the same thing in order to meet pack weight requirements.

Let me assure you, any deficiencies you see w.r.t to the Indian Armed Forces in terms of equipment are either already amended or are in the process of such.

100% agree.

 

[EyelessInGaza]

Lol @ the used plastic bottles...

You don't much understand the armed forces, far less backpacking, do you?

Perhaps designer shoes with a tasteful colour co-ordinated weaponry would have been better?