Indian Special Forces

[Scramjet]

Afaik, op Sarp Vinash was conducted by an ad-hoc task force right?

Yes, they were locals of hill kaka bowl (pir panjal) whose villages were infested with paki terrorists....the task force was called special group 3, raised by jkp sog and weapons were provided by the northern command and jkp aswell....9 para had a huge role in sarp vinash.

 

[FalconSlayers]

Ya'll Nibbiars

 

[ManhattanProject]

Terminal velocity is one thing and force is another. The amount of force it generates is enough to rip right through a car roof, is what I've heard. Also, these screws are much heavier than your average 2mm screws. And i was just making an analogy. Yeah, bullets will have a higher velocity, as they will fall from a higher altitude.

Look, i dont mean to insult you but i dont think you understand what terminal velocity is.
A normal screw wont have the momentum to cause any harm.
The velocity of the bullet has nothing to do with the altitude, its to do with the parabolic path it takes due to gravity.
Anyways this is not the place for this conversation.

 

[Killbot]

Look, i dont mean to insult you but i dont think you understand what terminal velocity is.
A normal screw wont have the momentum to cause any harm.
The velocity of the bullet has nothing to do with the altitude, its to do with the parabolic path it takes due to gravity.
Anyways this is not the place for this conversation.

Yup. Not my strongest suit..

 

[Fire and groove]

Ya'll Nibbiars
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Great quote and all but let's be honest our SOF community is pretty much screwed, and what's more troubling is the fact that the government and the military seem oblivious as to just how effective they can be with our current predicaments.

 

[Aspirant847]

Yup. Not my strongest suit..

basically there's a limit to the speed of a falling object. You can throw a coin from any height possible it's speed won't go over the terminal velocity. I think objects get destroyed if they move past their terminal velocity or something. That's how fidget spinners break after gaining too much speed from outside stimulus

 

[Fire and groove]

An interesting and old video I found on the inter-web a long time back regarding the parachute regiment (regulars). It's pretty damn old but the solo room clearing is something I've not seen elsewhere. Also the video is a hell of a lot less obnoxious than the new stuff we get these days:

 

[Unknowncommando 2]

NSG
Belgian Malinois
H&K MP5-K A4

 

[Unknowncommando 2]

H&K MP5-A3 with S-E-F/O-1-D (Safe-Single-Auto) Trigger Group (NSG)

H&K MP5-A5 with 0-1-3-D (Safe-Single-Three Round Burst-Auto) Trigger Group (NSG)

H&K MP5-A5 with 0-1-2-D (Safe-Single-Two Round Burst-Auto) Trigger Group (Manipur Police)

 

[IndiaRising]

everything i hate about armed forces summed up in one tweet. this senior officer ego is nauseating.

 

[fire starter]

Commando training shifu ji.

 

[EternalNxg]

everything i hate about armed forces summed up in one tweet. this senior officer ego is nauseating.

No need to worry
As of 2019 NCOs jcos and other non commissioned soldiers can become commissioned as officers in the Indian army. One of my brother's friend is now a captain due to this, he joined thru the yearly selection for soldiers.

 

[Fire and groove]

No need to worry
As of 2019 NCOs jcos and other non commissioned soldiers can become commissioned as officers in the Indian army. One of my brother's friend is now a captain due to this, he joined thru the yearly selection for soldiers.

JCOs should be given more tactical influence on the battlefield, officers should be focused on the framework of the situation for the most part and their orders should be foundational in nature. JCOs should be the one's who adapt tactics to carry out the orders instead of this current system we have where the officer makes all the decisions including tactical ones and the JCO mostly relays them and carries them out.

 

[Fire and groove]

Commando training shifu ji.

Ah yeah this cunt again. How has reputation not been buried into the ground yet?

 

[EternalNxg]

JCOs should be given more tactical influence on the battlefield, officers should be focused on the framework of the situation for the most part and their orders should be foundational in nature. JCOs should be the one's who adapt tactics to carry out the orders instead of this current system we have where the officer makes all the decisions including tactical ones and the JCO mostly relays them and carries them out.

Yea I know that's pretty fucked up tbh
But hey look at the bright side they're now allowing them to become officers.

 

[Fire and groove]

Yea I know that's pretty fucked up tbh
But hey look at the bright side they're now allowing them to become officers.

We don't just need more officers, we need more efficient use of our officers and we need JCOs and jawans that are adequately empowered and capable unlike right now. If we had more efficiency in role assignment we won't be facing a situation where officers are overworked and JCOs are underpowered. We also need to stop recruiting excessive number of jawans into the military. We need more more tech, not more men. In fact the number of men we have is antithetical to our operational environments (Mountains to our north/northeast and open terrain to our west). It's technology and it's numbers that improves the combat capabilities of the military as well as capability development of our human capital.)

 

[Tactical Doge]

Commando training shifu ji.

At 3:40 you can see ad-hoc placement of knee pads......nobody even cares for that shit
And the manner they crawl out of That "whatever"
Goddanmit MAHN

 

[Gessler]

Commando training shifu ji.

Guys I understand its funny and all but please avoid posting this joker's face in this thread.

It could do well to protect all of our collective sanity.

 

[Aspirant847]

everything i hate about armed forces summed up in one tweet. this senior officer ego is nauseating.

Well chain of command is important, but talking to JCOs has no harm

edit: I think what he's saying is not wrong about the chain of command although one of these meeting's shouldn't change stuff

 

[Aspirant847]

JCOs should be given more tactical influence on the battlefield, officers should be focused on the framework of the situation for the most part and their orders should be foundational in nature. JCOs should be the one's who adapt tactics to carry out the orders instead of this current system we have where the officer makes all the decisions including tactical ones and the JCO mostly relays them and carries them out.

Any good officer learns well from his JCOs, he asks for their advice and he respects them like a father. Although there are a few bad nuts everywhere