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He looks cold.

No prob mate. We're all fielding for the same team.

Uhh? Dude! Don't get your knickers in a twist. Correct gun safety position = the position that minimizes damage in the event of accidental discharge = barrel downward. It is not an indictment of the Indian Army's fighting capabilities (which, I assume, is what you took it to be). Have a happy...

I thought so too.

Can somebody identify the unit?

No I can't. But if the posture of that man is any indicator, he certainly doesn't appear very fit. Then again I could be very wrong. From my experience with different law enforcement agencies, a man with meat on his bones, who is big or tall, is generally taken more seriously. The implicit...

LoL! I've seen some of these Army guys eat and I know that they can wolf down their food. Somehow I don't understand why the IA, or for that matter paramilitary organizations in this country, can't hold their weapons barrel-down in a correct gun-safety position.

This man needs some meat on his bones!.

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Thank you Shiv1000000, Liquid, Kunal and alby for some excellent pics.

@Anshu attri Very swell pictures, bro. Keep up the good work.

This seems to have been new. I believe the 3rd and 4th conversions are now in process. Not sure if they have been completed. If so, that'd take the total to 7 Para Cdo. designates. From Wikipedia: "The Parachute Regiment presently has seven special forces, three parachute, two Territorial...

No idea mate. You may be on to something here. It's not any recognizable weapon to me. The only clues are that, as the picture says, it seems to be from the Delft-island operation and that that seems to be some kind of auto-SLR. @ Tojo, that's 10 Para Cdo., part of the Army's Parachute...

Here are some new pics of the Rashtriya Rifles (old pics rather, just never posted before). The Advanced Commando Combat System [ACCS] being imparted to the Rashtriya Rifles (also to the Garuds, NSG, SSG and Para SF before). A very old pic from BR:

You mean this one?: -- I could be wrong, but I'm guessing that's a modernised AKS-47 variant with folding metal stock. -- The paramilitaries have them en masse (being phased out for the BSF with Beretta's MX-4 carbine) as in the above pic.

Some sexy pics of the Arjun tank: These are courtesy of IBRIS. And some pics of the T 90:

You're posting in the wrong thread, blud. These questions should all go into the Indian Army: News & Discussion thread.

Pics of some machines!