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INS Shivalik launching a 9M317 surface to air missile which is a part of 3S-90 Shtil 1 System and is launched from a single arm launcher. It can reload in 12 Seconds and can carry 24 missiles which is guided by a MR-90 Orekh Radar and can engage targets upto 45 km.

IA BMP-2 Sarath Infantry Fighting Vehicles lighting up their targets using their 2A42 30mm Automatic Cannon during Exercise Shatrujeet. This scene is only possible through 30x165mm AP Tracer Shells riochetting of their target.

INS Sahyadri (F49), firing a 3M54TE Klub anti-ship missile. 3M-54TE ASM (Club-N) features a TLC to ensure vertical launch. INS Sahyadri can be equipped with 8 × VLS launched Klub/BrahMos , anti-ship cruise missiles for offensive roles.

Garud Commando with a Galatz 7.62mm Sniper Rifle fitted with an Israeli New Noga Light LI-OR X3 Third Generation Passive Night Sight.

stalking

Bell V-280 Valor selfie

Indian Coast Guard commissions 40th interceptor boat made by L&T and with that it becomes 4th largest coast guard with 136 ships & 62 aircrafts. Plans to achieve the fleet strength of 200 ships & 100 aircrafts by 2023. 60 platforms & 15 work boats are under construction.

Tonbo EK on PKM LMG of PARA SF.

Lightweight uncooled Smart Thermal Weapons Sight (STWS) designed and optimized for small arms. It features an inbuilt wireless video interface enabling real time video output to head mounted or hand held display equipped with advanced Android OS.

JVPC with RPF

Border surveillance

Modified AKs

L : PTK Angled Grip , UASAKP Buttstock with cheek Raiser , CompM4 Sight
R : AG44S Foregrip , GLR16CP Buttstock with Adjustable Cheek Rest , EOTech Sight

Common : AG47 Pistol Grip , Quad Rail Handguard & Picatinny Dust Cover

One of the rarest picture of secretive SPECIAL GROUP ( SG ) Also knows as THE MAVERICKS . SG is the 4th Battalion of SPECIAL FRONTIER FORCE ( SFF ) Establishment 22. Armed with S-Tar21 ACOG Sight with ACH NVG , Rail Mount and most importantly the commando dagger .

SFF is not under military , it comes under the civilian secretariat , so one can guess it's multiple areas of operations.

Special group is said to be the hammer of RA/W . Otherwise SFF is totally China centric.

But let's put it this way there is a unnamed unit comprising of civilians which is the most potent hammer for overseas actions.

A military man is limited by his habits , he can be picked out from a crowd by his gait posture etc by any trained counter espionage operative.

But a non descriptive obese man or woman with the natural gait of a snail ain't gonna raise alarm bells much

One operation which is not known is involvement of Ind.. operatives and assets in support of Israeli operation Entebbe , which was made possible to a great extent by the real time info being provided to mo/ssad . As a quid pro quo Sayeret Matkal offered to train some 6 SFF officers at one of their secretive and previously restricted training base.

New plate carriers

Bel thermal sights on insas LMG

Insas LMG was also exported to Kazakhstan

Tonbo thermal sights and ballistic shields for CT ops

Unknown UGV being employed by SF

CT forces against naxalites.

U will be suprised to know who supports and funds naxals in Ind...

Organisations in UK and Scandinavian countries and importantly the church .

The anti national activities of church has been blunted lately due to ban on NGOs.

Anyways it seems they have started recruiting African based church affiliated organisations to take advantage of the liberal visa and other policies extended by Ind... to African entities and bypass the ban on western ones

One man's food another man's poison right ?

They provide logistics funding shelter and help to organise the underground urban network of sympathizers and link mans.

It's so sophisticated one can can never come up with hard evidence.

Force one.

After the Mumbai terrorist attack the 18 million strong police force got the much needed upgrades and still much needs to be done . Sanctioned strength is 23 million police personnels.

Silver lining in a dark cloud

Para Wings : This badge indicates that the operative is qualified to be Para-Dropped . This badge is earned after completion of Para Basic Course at Agra . This badge is sported above the name plate on right chest pocket.

ATGM Badge : This badge indicates that the operator is qualified to fire Anti-Tank Guided Missiles. This badge is earned after completion of Battalion Support Weapon Course. This qualifies the operator to destroy Tanks , Armoured Vehicles and Bunkers using Guided Weapons.

Combat Diver Badge : This badge signifies that the operative can undertake underwater operations in full combat load equipped with weapons and accessories which can help him undertake such operations. Through this the operator can undertake combat diving and perform variety of missions like demolitions , hydrographic survey , reconnaissance , and infiltration . It is earned at the Diving School, Kochi.

NSG-SAG Badge : The 'Trident with Wings' Badge indicate that the operative is from the Special Action Group of National Security Guard , the elite federal unit to conduct anti hijack operations, rescue operations and to provide tough support to the Central Para Military forces. The badge is earned after basic training at NSG Manesar which extends for 90 days where drop-out rates are high and probation is tough.

Balidan (sacrifice) Badge : This badge indicates that the operative is from the Special Forces unit : Para SF. The drop out rates are quite high and probation has been remarked to be one of the toughest in the world.

Some surveillance equipments used by nsg

Garud SF

Marcos SF

Para combat divers

Garuds

Odunayaw:
Err, no I haven't

barineh:
Yes. They build small interceptor boats.I have no idea if they operate in Nigeria.You have any facebook military tech page?

Actually it's a indian explosives and related stuff manufacturing company .

They have plants in SA , Tanzania , Zambia , Nigeria etc

Wonder if they supply to Nigerian military

I am not on any social media except this one and on another forum, though rarely .

Anyways the crux of the matter is

What's the point of having all these forces if the the leadership of a country is a pussy

That is why as with whiskey , cigarettes , women , food etc patriotism is best indulged in moderation

This is the biggest take away in my own experience.

U have to see with ur own eyes inorder to understand.

Story is same in every country. Reminds me of the food chain in biology .

nemesis8u:
Mount Kenya

Haiyya! Was this leave? Idk of any of your guys training here.

kikuyu1:
Haiyya! Was this leave? Idk of any of your guys training here.

Pic is from an expedition I believe .

About training I have no info

All I know in January or so a defence delegation visited Kenya

kikuyu1:
Haiyya! Was this leave? Idk of any of your guys training here.

Anyways do u know some of ur guys were in CIJWS few years back

nemesis8u:
Anyways do u know some of ur guys were in CIJWS few years back

No,actually but its no surprise. They've always known the importance of not getting too comfortable with the same training regimen and have many training partners. In the 80s some GSU guys used to train in Nor Kor with Kim Il Sungs personal guards! It was fvkcing terrible-on average out of a 10 man team on a 6 mos mission at least one would die with two badly hurt if not crippled.

kikuyu1:
No,actually but its no surprise. They've always known the importance of not getting too comfortable with the same training regimen and have many training partners. In the 80s some GSU guys used to train in Nor Kor with Kim Il Sungs personal guards! It was fvkcing terrible-on average out of a 10 man team on a 6 mos mission at least one would die with two badly hurt if not crippled.

Training is always a ongoing process , lots to learn and lots to teach as quid pro quo.

The British Army set to redefine warfare with joint Autonomous Warrior and has launched the game-changing Autonomous Warrior (Land) experiment at the RUSI Land Warfare conference.

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Autonomous Warrior, the 2018 Army Warfighting Experiment, will push the boundaries of technology and military capability in the land environment.

And one of the key areas it is set to test is the autonomous last mile resupply. The ‘last mile’, which represents the extremely dangerous final approach to the combat zone, is crucial to ensuring soldiers have the food, fuel and ammunition to keep them alive.

Autonomous Warrior will test a range of prototype unmanned aerial and ground cargo vehicles which aim to reduce the danger to troops during combat.
The British Army is set to launch the four-week exercise on November 12, with a Battlegroup from 1 Armed Infantry brigade providing the exercising troops and taking responsibility of command and control.

British soldiers will test and evaluate the effectiveness of robotic and autonomous systems (RAS) on the battlefield.

These technological advances will play a key role in the Army’s Strike capability, ensuring our forces remain unmatched on the global stage.

As well as demonstrating the vehicles during the last mile, Autonomous Warrior will also develop capabilities in surveillance which will greatly improve the effectiveness of long-range and precision targeting by service personnel.

The exercise is the result of a large collaboration between the British Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, US Army, MOD, Dstl and around 50 industry participants.
The new Chief of the General Staff, Gen Mark Carleton-Smith, who will give his first address in his new role at the conference, setting out the backdrop of a “darkening geo-political picture” as he calls for British forces to be “combat ready today and prepared for tomorrow”.

Giving the closing address, Gen Carleton-Smith will stress the need for British forces to work with their allies not just in the battlefield, but also in the virtual world. He will warn that “we live in exceptionally unstable times and that the world has never been more unpredictable”.

As he describes how “the nature of warfare is broadening beyond the traditional physical domains” he will add that 21st Century battlefield requires non-traditional skills, beyond those normally associated with careers in Army, to ensure British forces remain world leaders.