Indian Military History

Out of 114, 88 are single seat and 26 are twin seat trainer variants. The last batch of Rafales will be of the F5 standard. Fifth generation technology inside a fourth generation airframe with AI and a completely new GaN based AESA and EW suite.

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Haifa, 1918. The First World War was nearing its end. The city of Haifa, then under Ottoman and German control, was strategically crucial. Its hills and coastline made it nearly impregnable. The mission to liberate it fell to the Jodhpur and Mysore Lancers of the British Indian https://t.co/frve5U396M

General Krishnaswamy Sundarji was not merely a soldier; he was a strategic mind who reshaped the Indian Army for the future. A battlefield commander, military intellectual, and reformer, he brought to Indian soldiering a rare blend of operational audacity and institutional

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India successfully tested Agni III ballistic missile, reaffirming long range nuclear deterrence capability. With about 3500 km reach, the IRBM validated accuracy, reliability & op. readiness, strengthening layered credible minimum deterrence & indigenous strategic preparedness https://t.co/2h3IiHUt2Y

Finest field commander

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Bravest of brave 🧵

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An icon- Air Marshal Vinod Patney SYSM, PVSM, AVSM, VrC

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Salute, happy barrahkhana

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In 1962, Ladakh wasn’t lost for lack of courage, but for lack of air power. The IAF flew men and material into Leh and Chushul, yet was barred from striking PLA supply lines. Fear of Chinese retaliation trumped military logic. With superior bases and aircraft, limited air action

15 Jan 1949 #ArmyDay

Hajipir ’65. Shakargarh ’71. Siachen ’84. Kargil ’99.
From mountain passes to icy heights, from armoured plains to razor ridges—India’s soldiers stood firm, prevailed, endured and achieved victory.
Salute the Indian Army.
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