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My mistake then, was thinking he’ll talk about the issues regarding modernisation.I did. Are you unable to see it?
My mistake then, was thinking he’ll talk about the issues regarding modernisation.I did. Are you unable to see it?
I think the lack of rehab facilities and outdated rigid requirements are what @Nightshade1992 is referring to here, for an injury that could be treated rather than limiting an experienced person or forcing them to retire.My mistake then, was thinking he’ll talk about the issues regarding modernisation.
Where is SF?Even SF is also called during Protests in bihar lol.
U sure they are SF and not bihar police wearing maroon beretsEven SF is also called during Protests in bihar lol.
Old dress- constables and home guard had red beret. Now replaced by black and khaki respectively, must be some old lot still in useWTF bihar police wearing maroon beret.
Recon? That isn’t SG’s main role at all. They do a varied set of tasks but recon is far from what they do on a regular basis, they take direction directly from the intel agenciesSpecial Group are not SMU complete different mission sets and gear set you are asking from a primary recon force.
Yeah i meant in they are completely different from a SMU like Delta/Devgru/SAS who will be heavily equipped compared to SG/SAD/CAD etc whose job is more to blend in.Recon? That isn’t SG’s main role at all. They do a varied set of tasks but recon is far from what they do on a regular basis, they take direction directly from the intel agencies
early days but still have optics and lights.Yeah i meant in they are completely different from a SMU like Delta/Devgru/SAS who will be heavily equipped compared to SG/SAD/CAD etc whose job is more to blend in.
eg: CIA SAD during early days of GWOT
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We are 20 years behindearly days but still have optics and lights.![]()
30+We are 20 years behind
We are 20 years behind
Because our solution is not to build from the ground up but to put lipstick on a pig. There is a video on the International SOF thread of a Nato Urban Sniper Training Course. That alone will tell you how miles off we are from developing niche skill sets.30+
delta in the early 90s was much more squared away than any Indian unit today.
The title is wrong but it’s also right. SF don’t do this nonsense. Elite infantry (commandos) do
That's irrelevant, the SSG can do whatever it wants according to their mandate. We need less men, more specialised transportation and equipment as well as a clearly demarcated purpose and division of roles between the Ghataks, the various SFs and beyond. SF are not infantry, we don't need them everywhere, only at the right places.it dosent include airborne but even 9 battalions are undersized for a country like ours . SSG has 8 battalions for a scale
Any link for those who don't have IG?Hey guys,
Be sure to tune in to Major avinash's instagram channel. He will be uploading a long duration video today evening where he will be stating the facts and grim reality of current Indian army. It will be a hard pill to swallow and may irk the top brass but it had to be done. Everything that has been discussed in this forum regarding the pathetic condition of Indian SF will be highlighted there according to his practical experience.
Peace!
We need more men , more specialised transportation and more equipment . Roles of various SFs have already been defined in the army . Ghataks are organised as a platoon in every infantry battalion and are tasked with doing tactical operations which consolidates the position of a battlion during an offensive or while taking up defense of battalion positions , their actions have little to no strategic impact and their AoO is within a 10km radius of the Battalion HQ . Every para SF battalion operates in a specific environment and undertakes a specific role . 4 and 9 para operate along the LoC , 10 para operates in thar desert , similarly 21 para operates in NE . All battalions are already deployed in their respective AoOs . We had no para SF battalion to spare during the ladakh crisis and finally had to split a battalion from 50th para brigade to be sent to ladakh . They took time to acclimiatise and are now deployed there . Tomorrow if some problem crops up in sikkim or arunachal then we again will have no SF battalion to spare as all of them are already deployed in their area of operations . Taking them out of their area of operations and deploying them to a new area will raise many problems for them . They will have to familiarise with the terrain and work out new ops plans to deal with the enemy . Ideally we should have para SF battalions specialised in a certain role in all theatresThat's irrelevant, the SSG can do whatever it wants according to their mandate. We need less men, more specialised transportation and equipment as well as a clearly demarcated purpose and division of roles between the Ghataks, the various SFs and beyond. SF are not infantry, we don't need them everywhere, only at the right places.
Its pretty good . My dad is soon getting his own too . Cant wait for him to wear this uniform
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