Apparently, and 50% of the components will be manufactured locally.
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Apparently, and 50% of the components will be manufactured locally.
L&T joins hands with Samsung's defence arm Techwin to develop artillery system - Economic Times
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from hindi movie "commando".
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Micro tavor
yes j&k police too got micro tavors in large nos
but why the sight on the tavor is covered ?
I have seen this in many pics .[/QUOTE]
No Jammu and kashmir Police does not have Tavor and this pic is of CRPF...Kindly do not lie with such high confidence like Large numbers etc.
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Wha made you thank this post?..Are you not aware of the fact that JKAP dont have Tavor..not even the SOG has them..This is CRPF mate.
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ignore it bro, maybe someone told him that J&K police have tavor.
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No Jammu and kashmir Police does not have Tavor and this pic is of CRPF...Kindly do not lie with such high confidence like Large numbers etc.
@Abingdonboy
Wha made you thank this post?..Are you not aware of the fact that JKAP dont have Tavor..not even the SOG has them..This is CRPF mate.[/QUOTE]
Tbh I have no idea why!
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Tbh I have no idea why![/QUOTE]
No offence mate but i really respect you as a friend...kindly dont support people who are talking in the air..This really turns me off.Lets be genuine in posting.
Lets head to SF thread and discuss.
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Thats not how you do a push up. The guys *** is in the air. Totally wrong. Your back is supposed to be straight like a plank.
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watch the movie then you will understand what he is trying to do
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guys take a look at this:
http://www.ausa.org/publications/armymagazine/archive/2013/08/Documents/Steele_August2013.pdf
http://www.ausa.org/publications/armymagazine/archive/2013/08/Documents/Steele_August2013.pdf
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@Abingdonboy can u tell something abt this remora EW pod ....is stil in indian service ? @Dillinger @janon
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Pak training 50 terrorists in jungle near Poonch
Ravi Krishnan Khajuria & Darshan Bharti/TNS
Jammu/Poonch, September 19
Pakistan, it appears, has set up a specialised training camp for nearly 50 hardcore terrorists in a dense jungle at Kacharban in ******************- Kashmir (***).
The camp - situated in Bagh district, which is close to Saujiyan sub-sector in Poonch district - is heavily fortified and has been declared out of bounds for *** civilians, including shepherds, who used to graze their livestock in the area, reveal Indian intelligence agencies.
Terrorists are being trained along Border Action Team (BAT) members in a walled compound which has been witnessing “hyperactivity” since August 18, said intelligence sources.
“Every morning at least two to three Pakistani Army officers enter the compound in a vehicle and then leave with nearly a dozen men in the same vehicle for an unknown destination in the vicinity of the jungle where they are trained in guerilla warfare for three to four hours,” they said.
"On weekends, senior officers from the Army and the ISI enter the compound, probably, to check progress. On these days, the security is beefed up further and curfew-like restrictions prevail in the area,” said sources.
The camp is a proof that the Pakistan Army and the ISI continue to run terror infrastructure in ***, said sources.
The 'increased' activity in Kacharban camp and inputs from 'contacts' across the border suggest that Pakistan is planning something big. “There are two possibilities --- another BAT attack or a major infiltration bid to push as many terrorists as possible into the state,” said sources.
On August 6, a BAT team had killed five Indian soldiers in Chakan-da-Bagh area along the LoC.
In the ongoing skirmishes between the two armies since August, the barbed fence along the LoC has been damaged in areas such as Tarkundi in Balakote sub-sector, Chaprian in Saujiyan sub-sector and near Makki post in Gulpur sub-sector.
"Though the Army keeps repairing the damaged fence regularly but relentless fire has been hampering their work. These open stretches can be exploited by Pakistan," said sources.
Heavily fortified camp
The walled compound in the middle of the forest in Kacharban, which is close to Poonch, has been witnessing ‘hyperactivity’ since August 18, say intelligence sources
Every morning at least two to three Pakistani Army officers enter the compound in a vehicle and then leave with nearly a dozen men in the same vehicle for an unknown destination in the vicinity of the jungle where they are trained in guerilla warfare, they said
The camp is heavily fortified and the area has been declared out of bounds for *** civilians
The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Main News
Ravi Krishnan Khajuria & Darshan Bharti/TNS
Jammu/Poonch, September 19
Pakistan, it appears, has set up a specialised training camp for nearly 50 hardcore terrorists in a dense jungle at Kacharban in ******************- Kashmir (***).
The camp - situated in Bagh district, which is close to Saujiyan sub-sector in Poonch district - is heavily fortified and has been declared out of bounds for *** civilians, including shepherds, who used to graze their livestock in the area, reveal Indian intelligence agencies.
Terrorists are being trained along Border Action Team (BAT) members in a walled compound which has been witnessing “hyperactivity” since August 18, said intelligence sources.
“Every morning at least two to three Pakistani Army officers enter the compound in a vehicle and then leave with nearly a dozen men in the same vehicle for an unknown destination in the vicinity of the jungle where they are trained in guerilla warfare for three to four hours,” they said.
"On weekends, senior officers from the Army and the ISI enter the compound, probably, to check progress. On these days, the security is beefed up further and curfew-like restrictions prevail in the area,” said sources.
The camp is a proof that the Pakistan Army and the ISI continue to run terror infrastructure in ***, said sources.
The 'increased' activity in Kacharban camp and inputs from 'contacts' across the border suggest that Pakistan is planning something big. “There are two possibilities --- another BAT attack or a major infiltration bid to push as many terrorists as possible into the state,” said sources.
On August 6, a BAT team had killed five Indian soldiers in Chakan-da-Bagh area along the LoC.
In the ongoing skirmishes between the two armies since August, the barbed fence along the LoC has been damaged in areas such as Tarkundi in Balakote sub-sector, Chaprian in Saujiyan sub-sector and near Makki post in Gulpur sub-sector.
"Though the Army keeps repairing the damaged fence regularly but relentless fire has been hampering their work. These open stretches can be exploited by Pakistan," said sources.
Heavily fortified camp
The walled compound in the middle of the forest in Kacharban, which is close to Poonch, has been witnessing ‘hyperactivity’ since August 18, say intelligence sources
Every morning at least two to three Pakistani Army officers enter the compound in a vehicle and then leave with nearly a dozen men in the same vehicle for an unknown destination in the vicinity of the jungle where they are trained in guerilla warfare, they said
The camp is heavily fortified and the area has been declared out of bounds for *** civilians
The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Main News
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