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Bren LMG .........................[/QUOTE]Which weapon is this ?? FN Mag ?
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Even IAF Garuds are going for AK FABs, there is a tender for 10 sets recently.Not only SF , Ghataks & regular RR troops are also getting their AKs upgraded with FAB Defence Accesories.
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He is from my school. There is a whole wall dedicated to martyrs who have graduated from the school, Vikram Batra's portrait is right in the middle.View attachment 27660
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Are some people born to be heroes? Men who in spite of having all the qualities that would ensure them success in the world, sacrifice it all for others? Every once in while, there have been such men and women in this country's history, men and women who were born to do something extraordinary. Capt. Vikram Batra was clearly one such man - one in a billion!
As a school kid, when a young girl had fallen from his school bus, he had jumped off from the moving bus without any hesitation. Hurt, he had then taken the injured girl to a nearby hospital. "He was daring, helpful, he would go out at midnight if anyone asked for his help," says his father G.L. Batra.
Capt. Vikram was a brilliant student, always scoring very high grades in school and college. He happened to be an exceptional sportsman, excelling in most sports, with table tennis and skating being one of his favourites. He even played nationals in Table Tennis during his school days.
As if these qualities were not enough in one man alone, he happened to possess a magnetic personality, an aura of positivity that everyone fell in love with. "His face always glowed, he was always smiling, and he had a very infectious laughter. A no holds bar laughter," his father tells me, the memories of his son's laughter bringing a smile to his face. "Everyone in the this small town loved him," he says.
During the Kargil invasion of 1999 by Pakistan, (at the time) Lt. Batra, 13 JAK Rifles, and his Delta Company were ordered to recapture peak 5140 on June 19, five weeks after the war began. Nicknamed Sher Sha of Kargil, Lt. Batra showed exceptional courage and intellect to capture the peak. He single-handedly killed three enemy fighters in dangerous close-range combat. Regardless of his injuries, Captain Batra regrouped his men to pave the way for Indian soldiers to advance further in the Kargil war
'Yeh Dil Maange More' is our company's success signal, he said to the camera with a smile. It was the confident smiling visage of this hero that calmed the nation, which made its one billion people believe that everything will be okay.
buddy, post pictures(with watermark) if possible. it will be nice.He is from my school. There is a whole wall dedicated to martyrs who have graduated from the school, Vikram Batra's portrait is right in the middle.
I am really sorry, I mistakenly assumed, since his photo was there in the Martyr's Gallery, that Vikram batra was from my school.buddy, post pictures(with watermark) if possible. it will be nice.
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