Indian Special Forces

[Maharaj samudragupt]

Are abhi ek ko maar ke bhagaya yaha se @COLDHEARTED AVIATOR ek aur naya aa gaya. #gucci gang.

 

[ManhattanProject]

Are abhi ek ko maar ke bhagaya yaha se @COLDHEARTED AVIATOR ek aur naya aa gaya. #gucci gang.

Well he had some self respect, you seem to lack some.

 

[ManhattanProject]

Soldiers being deaf from what? Firing a rifle or an RL? If ever someone needs a troop level communication system, that is only Artillery.

In a typical mission would you rather have a full acoustic awareness of what is going around or would you like to only listen to radio chatter and other mumbled up voices?

See... You guys are being heavy on your empathy wishing for things that you don't know how they are used. We never had the concept of a section of troops where everyone is included in the radio chatter. It is generally the commander of the section who gets the orders and he passes it on to his troops. Most of our Operations for infantry are conducted as such the troops are in audio visual contact reliant on vocal communication and sign language.

I'm asking you this honestly, where do you envisage the usage of such COMTACS.

And again our EEPs are vaguely laid out and the usage of radio communication is not well defined. We have abridged forms of communication amongst the troops starting from the top level to the sepoy on battlefield.

Are they cost effective? Thousands of rupees a piece is too much for us to invest and maintain. Maintenance is a pain.

And my reply was about the OP talking sarcastically and relating things that are actually having no link between then. COMTACS lagaana aur goli lagna????

BPJs are life savers. We never had that concept as well. Reluctance of troops to wear heavy BPJs and non availability of quality material was the major cause. But things are improving these days at a rapid pace.

With this kind of outlook, I have no doubt that some one will be sad on this forum sooner because our troops don't have frag suits for every one in army like Zaslan.

Whining is different from wishing.

I think you know nothing about Comtacs..how they work or how durable they are.

 

[Tactical Doge]

Well he had some self respect, you seem to lack some.

He was a good critique
Hopefully he just got busy with something

 

[ManhattanProject]

He was a good critique
Hopefully he just got busy with something

Well he might be too harsh sometimes but he wasnt delusional like these guys. They think they are rambos with a knife between their teeth.

 

[Scramjet]

At this rate we won’t be able to distinguish between Ghataks and SFs also

Many use tar 21s too

 

[Scramjet]

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IS IT JUST ME OR DOES MAJOR JACOB LOOKS LIKE A JOHN WICK CHARACTER REAL LIFE EQUIVALENT WHO JUST LEVELED A CLUBHOUSE OF ITALIAN MAFIA WITH NOTHING BUT A GLOCK AND A BUTTER KNIFE


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Idk about italian mafia clubhouse, but he has leveled a lot of mujahideen camps

 

[Col Habib zahir]

Many use tar 21s too

X95

 

[Col Habib zahir]

garud

 

[Scramjet]

X95

Some units have tar21s

 

[Spadex]

X95

They have tar 21 along with x95

 

[ManhattanProject]

garud

Probably Garud Judging by the magnified optic.

 

[Col Habib zahir]

Turkish sf with tar21

 

[Scramjet]

Turkish sf with tar21

TAR21 with itk mars and a load carrier vest identical to what our guys have

 

[MuzzleVelocity]

Soldiers being deaf from what? Firing a rifle or an RL? If ever someone needs a troop level communication system, that is only Artillery.

In a typical mission would you rather have a full acoustic awareness of what is going around or would you like to only listen to radio chatter and other mumbled up voices?

See... You guys are being heavy on your empathy wishing for things that you don't know how they are used. We never had the concept of a section of troops where everyone is included in the radio chatter. It is generally the commander of the section who gets the orders and he passes it on to his troops. Most of our Operations for infantry are conducted as such the troops are in audio visual contact reliant on vocal communication and sign language.

I'm asking you this honestly, where do you envisage the usage of such COMTACS.

And again our EEPs are vaguely laid out and the usage of radio communication is not well defined. We have abridged forms of communication amongst the troops starting from the top level to the sepoy on battlefield.

Are they cost effective? Thousands of rupees a piece is too much for us to invest and maintain. Maintenance is a pain.

And my reply was about the OP talking sarcastically and relating things that are actually having no link between then. COMTACS lagaana aur goli lagna????

BPJs are life savers. We never had that concept as well. Reluctance of troops to wear heavy BPJs and non availability of quality material was the major cause. But things are improving these days at a rapid pace.

With this kind of outlook, I have no doubt that some one will be sad on this forum sooner because our troops don't have frag suits for every one in army like Zaslan.

Whining is different from wishing.

Are these concerns only exclusive to the Indian SF or not to others worldwide? Because literally everyone seems to have latched on.

 

[abingdonboy]

Are these concerns only exclusive to the Indian SF or not to others worldwide? Because literally everyone seems to have latched on.

This is what gets me….

Every other force on this planet (even freaking terrorists now) are adopting this ‘Gucci gear’ but Indian units are fighting against the tide just to stand still

And the people defending their abysmal state have to go to ever more desperate mental gymnastics just to defend being stuck 30+ years in the past.

Who needs COMTACS with noise cancellation when you have cheap consumer grade headsets designed for office workers?

I don’t understand why some can’t just accept the situation is not desirable, instead they have to try and warp our perception of reality.

 

[Knowitall]

Soldiers being deaf from what? Firing a rifle or an RL? If ever someone needs a troop level communication system, that is only Artillery.

In a typical mission would you rather have a full acoustic awareness of what is going around or would you like to only listen to radio chatter and other mumbled up voices?

See... You guys are being heavy on your empathy wishing for things that you don't know how they are used. We never had the concept of a section of troops where everyone is included in the radio chatter. It is generally the commander of the section who gets the orders and he passes it on to his troops. Most of our Operations for infantry are conducted as such the troops are in audio visual contact reliant on vocal communication and sign language.

I'm asking you this honestly, where do you envisage the usage of such COMTACS.

And again our EEPs are vaguely laid out and the usage of radio communication is not well defined. We have abridged forms of communication amongst the troops starting from the top level to the sepoy on battlefield.

Are they cost effective? Thousands of rupees a piece is too much for us to invest and maintain. Maintenance is a pain.

And my reply was about the OP talking sarcastically and relating things that are actually having no link between then. COMTACS lagaana aur goli lagna????

BPJs are life savers. We never had that concept as well. Reluctance of troops to wear heavy BPJs and non availability of quality material was the major cause. But things are improving these days at a rapid pace.

With this kind of outlook, I have no doubt that some one will be sad on this forum sooner because our troops don't have frag suits for every one in army like Zaslan.

Whining is different from wishing.

Wait what?

You don't even know how comtacs work. Your entire answer about them is just plain wrong.

For starters they don't "mumble up voices" they actually amplify weak sounds to audible level thus giving you better situational awareness.

Will write a detailed post later on this.

 

[Srinivas_K]

 

[Marliii]

Not special forces

 

[Tactical Doge]

Not special forces

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Even people in construction sites use those