Indian Southern Naval Chief Shot dead
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How was he monitoring the firing practice ?? any details of the incident ?
How was he monitoring the firing practice ?? any details of the incident ?
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Unfortunate!!! He was a senior most naval officer.
A file photo of Rear Admiral SS Jamwal (the taller person in the photo), Chief of Staff of the Southern Naval Command, who got killed in accidental gunfire on Wednesday morning.
http://thehindu.com/news/states/kerala/article504223.ece?homepage=true
Unfortunate!!! He was a senior most naval officer.
A file photo of Rear Admiral SS Jamwal (the taller person in the photo), Chief of Staff of the Southern Naval Command, who got killed in accidental gunfire on Wednesday morning.
http://thehindu.com/news/states/kerala/article504223.ece?homepage=true
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Rear Admiral S S Jamwal killed in 'accidental fire'
Anantha Krishnan, TNN, Jul 7, 2010,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a tragic development, Chief of Staff, Southern Naval Command Rear Admiral Satyendra Singh Jamwal died in a freak incident at a training centre in Kochi on Wednesday.
Jamwal, 51, who was the second in command of the Navy's Southern Command, was at the training establishment INS Dronacharya's small arms firing range when the accidental firing occurred around 10.30am, a Navy spokesperson said in New Delhi.
The Navy has ordered an investigation into his death, the spokesperson said. The Navy was, however, tightlipped about how the incident occurred.
Police said the body was shifted to a hospital and further probe is in progress.
Rear Admiral Jamwal was commissioned in the Executive Branch of the Indian Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer on July 1, 1980, and had specialised in anti-submarine warfare (ASW).
He is an alumnus of Lawrence School at Sanawar, National Defence Academy (NDA), Grechko Naval War College in the then USSR, Defence Services Staff College at Wellington and Army War College at Mhow.
His appointments included tenures on Indian naval ships — Taragiri, Atul, Rajput, Ranvijay and Command of Ships Vibhuti and Kuthar, Commissioning Executive Officer of Guided Missile Destroyer INS Delhi and Commissioning Commanding Officer of Guided Missile Frigate INS Beas.
His staff appointments at Naval headquarters included Joint Director of Staff Requirement and Director Naval Operations.
During his training assignments, he was the Executive Officer at Naval Academy in Goa and Instructor at ASW School, Kochi. He has also been the Aide-de-Camp to the President of India between 1983 and 1985.
On promotion to Flag Rank on September 1 last year, he took over as Chief of Staff of the Southern Naval Command, which also handles all training activities of the Navy.
Prior to this, he was a Naval Attache at the Indian Embassy at Moscow, Russia.
The Admiral, who was from Jammu, is survived by wife Geeta Jamwal and a daughter and son.
Rear Admiral S S Jamwal killed in 'accidental fire' - India - The Times of India
Anantha Krishnan, TNN, Jul 7, 2010,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a tragic development, Chief of Staff, Southern Naval Command Rear Admiral Satyendra Singh Jamwal died in a freak incident at a training centre in Kochi on Wednesday.
Jamwal, 51, who was the second in command of the Navy's Southern Command, was at the training establishment INS Dronacharya's small arms firing range when the accidental firing occurred around 10.30am, a Navy spokesperson said in New Delhi.
The Navy has ordered an investigation into his death, the spokesperson said. The Navy was, however, tightlipped about how the incident occurred.
Police said the body was shifted to a hospital and further probe is in progress.
Rear Admiral Jamwal was commissioned in the Executive Branch of the Indian Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer on July 1, 1980, and had specialised in anti-submarine warfare (ASW).
He is an alumnus of Lawrence School at Sanawar, National Defence Academy (NDA), Grechko Naval War College in the then USSR, Defence Services Staff College at Wellington and Army War College at Mhow.
His appointments included tenures on Indian naval ships — Taragiri, Atul, Rajput, Ranvijay and Command of Ships Vibhuti and Kuthar, Commissioning Executive Officer of Guided Missile Destroyer INS Delhi and Commissioning Commanding Officer of Guided Missile Frigate INS Beas.
His staff appointments at Naval headquarters included Joint Director of Staff Requirement and Director Naval Operations.
During his training assignments, he was the Executive Officer at Naval Academy in Goa and Instructor at ASW School, Kochi. He has also been the Aide-de-Camp to the President of India between 1983 and 1985.
On promotion to Flag Rank on September 1 last year, he took over as Chief of Staff of the Southern Naval Command, which also handles all training activities of the Navy.
Prior to this, he was a Naval Attache at the Indian Embassy at Moscow, Russia.
The Admiral, who was from Jammu, is survived by wife Geeta Jamwal and a daughter and son.
Rear Admiral S S Jamwal killed in 'accidental fire' - India - The Times of India
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Some clarifications: R/Adm. Jamwal was Chief of Staff (COS) of the Southern Naval Command. The senior most officer in that Command is Flag Officer Commanding in Chief (FOCINC); of V/Adm. rank. The news report mentions R/Adm. Jamwal being the 3rd. senior most officer in the Indian Navy, which is erroneous.
Some clarifications: R/Adm. Jamwal was Chief of Staff (COS) of the Southern Naval Command. The senior most officer in that Command is Flag Officer Commanding in Chief (FOCINC); of V/Adm. rank. The news report mentions R/Adm. Jamwal being the 3rd. senior most officer in the Indian Navy, which is erroneous.
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He is Senior Most in the Navy .
is this incident have sum thing to do with this .i have a doubt.May be
May his Soul Rest in Peace.
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Indian Navy loses undersea war specialist in accidental fire
New Delhi, July 7 (IANS) A senior Indian Navy officer who was a specialist in undersea warfare was killed Wednesday in accidental firing near the firing range of INS Dronacharya, a gunnery school close to the headquarters of the Southern Naval Command in Kerala's Kochi city.
'I regret to inform that Chief of Staff, Southern Naval Command, Rear Admiral S.S. Jamwal, died in accidental firing at INS Dronacharya today (Wednesday),' navy spokesman Commander P.V.S. Satish told IANS in New Delhi.
Satish said the circumstances leading to the accidental firing in the small arms firing range and the death of the 51-year-old officer were being investigated.
Jamwal took over as chief of staff Southern Naval Command Sep 1, 2009. Earlier, he had served as the naval attache at the Indian embassy in Moscow.
An alumnus of Lawrence School Sanawar, National Defence Academy, Grechko Naval War College in Russia, Defence Services Staff College Wellington and Army War College, Jamwal in his 30-year-long service had specialised in undersea battles to find, track and deter, damage or destroy enemy submarines.
Originally from Jammu, Jamwal is survived by his wife Geeta and two children who live in Delhi. He was commissioned into the navy July 1, 1980.
As soon as the news of his death spread, people in Jammu started trooping in large numbers to meet his father, Major General (retd) Jagdish Singh Jamwal.
'He was a brave man,' the father remembered of his son.
Poised even after hearing the 'most shocking news of my life', the senior Jamwal said: 'It's a great loss to me.'
Jamwal's afloat appointments included tenures on Indian naval ships Taragiri, Atul, Rajput, Ranvijay.
He also commanded the Vibhuti and Kuthar and was commissioning executive officer of guided missile destroyer Delhi and commissioning commanding officer of guided missile frigate Beas.
He was the Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the president of India 1983-85.
Indian Navy loses undersea war specialist in accidental fire
New Delhi, July 7 (IANS) A senior Indian Navy officer who was a specialist in undersea warfare was killed Wednesday in accidental firing near the firing range of INS Dronacharya, a gunnery school close to the headquarters of the Southern Naval Command in Kerala's Kochi city.
'I regret to inform that Chief of Staff, Southern Naval Command, Rear Admiral S.S. Jamwal, died in accidental firing at INS Dronacharya today (Wednesday),' navy spokesman Commander P.V.S. Satish told IANS in New Delhi.
Satish said the circumstances leading to the accidental firing in the small arms firing range and the death of the 51-year-old officer were being investigated.
Jamwal took over as chief of staff Southern Naval Command Sep 1, 2009. Earlier, he had served as the naval attache at the Indian embassy in Moscow.
An alumnus of Lawrence School Sanawar, National Defence Academy, Grechko Naval War College in Russia, Defence Services Staff College Wellington and Army War College, Jamwal in his 30-year-long service had specialised in undersea battles to find, track and deter, damage or destroy enemy submarines.
Originally from Jammu, Jamwal is survived by his wife Geeta and two children who live in Delhi. He was commissioned into the navy July 1, 1980.
As soon as the news of his death spread, people in Jammu started trooping in large numbers to meet his father, Major General (retd) Jagdish Singh Jamwal.
'He was a brave man,' the father remembered of his son.
Poised even after hearing the 'most shocking news of my life', the senior Jamwal said: 'It's a great loss to me.'
Jamwal's afloat appointments included tenures on Indian naval ships Taragiri, Atul, Rajput, Ranvijay.
He also commanded the Vibhuti and Kuthar and was commissioning executive officer of guided missile destroyer Delhi and commissioning commanding officer of guided missile frigate Beas.
He was the Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the president of India 1983-85.
Indian Navy loses undersea war specialist in accidental fire
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He was inspecting a 9 mm Beretta gun which had malfunctioned when it accidentally fired. He is suspected to have died of head injury, according to sources.
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This is clear that SS Singh was silenced.
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