Bangladesh Army

[mil-avia]

A former Chief of Army Staff inaugurating the Rifle BD-08 Factory at Bangladesh Ordnance Factories (BOF) in Gazipur during 20 April 2008. The factory, set up under an agreement between Bangladesh and Chinese governments (the Chinese ambassador is third from left without a cap), has an annual production capacity of 10,000 rifles. Photo by ISPR :

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Related photo in post # 185

 

[rajusri]

1.You have not read even basic history of the subcontinent. Our traditional homeland stretches from the Rajmahal Hills in the West and ends with the Arakan Yoma and Andaman-Nicobar in the East.

That is your self made history. No one ever heard them. Your traditional homeland is where Bangladesh now. Bengal does not mean Bangladesh.

2. This is a Pathan-Persian ruled land always at odds with the Mughal-Uzbeks.

This Persian or Pathan rule? Who? Bangladesh was just a province of them. Bangladesh was always province of various Indian empires.

3. Only during Emperor Aurangjeb were we fully part of Hindustan because he had declared a path to Dar ul Islam. We fought against all previous Mughals.

the history. bangladesh always part of Indian empires as a province

Nanda empire

Maurya empire

Gupta empire

Harsha empire

Pala empire

Delhi Sultanates

Suri Dynasty

Mughal empire (Akbar time)

4. Under Sher Shah and the British Delhi/N India was ruled from Sasaram and Calcutta.

His capital was Delhi. If it is Sasaram or Calcultta than also it has nothing to d with Bangladesh. It is an Indian empire and Bangladesh is just a province like.

 

[TopCat]

That is your self made history. No one ever heard them. Your traditional homeland is where Bangladesh now. Bengal does not mean Bangladesh.


This Persian or Pathan rule? Who? Bangladesh was just a province of them. Bangladesh was always province of various Indian empires.



the history. bangladesh always part of Indian empires as a province

Nanda empire

Maurya empire

Gupta empire

Harsha empire

Pala empire

Delhi Sultanates

Suri Dynasty

Mughal empire (Akbar time)

His capital was Delhi. If it is Sasaram or Calcultta than also it has nothing to d with Bangladesh. It is an Indian empire and Bangladesh is just a province like.

Yes you are right.. most of the time India was uder Buddist Bengal rule.

 

[Avisheik]

That is your self made history. No one ever heard them. Your traditional homeland is where Bangladesh now. Bengal does not mean Bangladesh.


This Persian or Pathan rule? Who? Bangladesh was just a province of them. Bangladesh was always province of various Indian empires.



the history. bangladesh always part of Indian empires as a province

Nanda empire

Maurya empire

Gupta empire

Harsha empire

Pala empire

Delhi Sultanates

Suri Dynasty

Mughal empire (Akbar time)

His capital was Delhi. If it is Sasaram or Calcultta than also it has nothing to d with Bangladesh. It is an Indian empire and Bangladesh is just a province like.

By traditional he meant the land of our ancestors which was bengal, the modern homeland for us is now bangladesh. And Pala empire which rule almost every country in the subcontinent was a Bengali empire. There were other bengali empire as well such as Gangaridai Empire, sena empire etc. We were ruled by foreign kings from foreign empires from time to time, however, you have got to admit that almost all races were ruled by other races during the course of their history

 

[mil-avia]

Col M A G Osmany wades through water near Lahore at the end of the 1965 war (887 x 513 pixels) :

Osmany was the founder of the Mukti Bahini and the first C-in-C of Bangladesh. Behind him is Maj (later Brigadier) A R Siddiqui

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Related photos in post # 366 and in post # 398

 

[mil-avia]

A former Chief of Army Staff inaugurating the Rifle BD-08 Factory at Bangladesh Ordnance Factories

Official website of Bangladesh Ordnance Factories


Wikipedia entry about BOF


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[Roybot]

Army chief General Abdul Mubin on Thursday receives two cannons from his Indian counterpart General Vijay Kumar Singh. The cannons were used by the Mujib Battery during the Liberation War in 1971.

“This is an honour the Bangladesh Army is offering to the visiting Indian Army chief, who also fought for our Independence, while India showed the same gesture to the former Bangladesh Army chief, General Mustafizur Rahman, 13 years ago.”

 

[Roybot]

 

[bd_4_ever]

Now thats our boys...professional!!


Cheers!!!

 

[mil-avia]

Freedom Fighters training during 1971 :

Related link : Post # 410

 

[mil-avia]

List of equipments of the Bangladesh Army with photos

 

[Zabaniyah]

Wow, I didn't expect the artillery pieces to be that small

 

[mil-avia]

Bangladesh Army artillery training :

Another photo in post # 378 from BD Army website

 

[kobiraaz]

i am posting some photos of freedom fighters here. i hope it is not irrrelevant here in this thread.

 

[kobiraaz]