Reply With QuoteIt is good. It will surely boost their moral. They must be bored handling usual AK-47s. Also Tavor TAR-21 is surely a good rifle.Originally Posted by Aryan_Singh
Absolutely frd.I wish them the best of luck with the new rifle, may it never fail them.
It is good. It will surely boost their moral. They must be bored handling usual AK-47s. Also Tavor TAR-21 is surely a good rifle.
The hunting season is opened?
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An Indian army officer displays the Tavor-21, an Israeli-made rifle which the army said was effectively used during a week-long gun battle, in an army garrison in Shariefabad on the outskirts of Srinagar October 3, 2008. A fierce week-long gun battle between Indian troops and Muslim militants on a high altitude mountain top in Kashmir has ended, taking the death toll from the firefight, the longest in recent years, to 14, the army said on Friday. (******* Pictures)Good job.
Got a nice wallpaper for one deskop:
Hey Aryan, Don't hotlink. pisses off the moderators.
Indian army soldiers attend a media function to display seized arms and ammunition after a week-long gun battle, in an army garrison in Shariefabad on the outskirts of Srinagar October 3, 2008. A fierce week-long gun battle between Indian troops and terrorists on a high altitude mountain top in Kashmir has ended, taking the death toll from the firefight, the longest in recent years, to 14
These guys seems to be UC operators. I am surprised they allowed themselves to be photographed
GOOD JOB though. Hope they get more of these piglets
it is good to have an edge agaist thy adversaries
(you guys are using tavor,and the other side using AKs)
no G36?.............hmm
WOW a wallpaper. From where you got this wallpaper? Nice work man. I will download it now.The hunting season is opened?
Got a nice wallpaper for one deskop:
I also told Aryan not to hotlink but he doesn't listen.
I am more concerned about the causalities of our armymen. Indian army needs to minimize it's causalities and give it's soldiers the best equipment possible.
Any reason for thatit is good to have an edge agaist thy adversaries
(you guys are using tavor,and the other side using AKs)
no G36?.............hmm
Hotlinking? whats that
Happy diwali and dushsera everybody
Posting a link of a picture directly from another site, the better way is to use imageshack or something like it to host the pictures. So, you save the one you found to your comp, upload it from your comp onto imageshack and then paste a link.
I will try
Does anyone have any idea about this event?
Indian Army team outruns other nations to win Army Half-Marathon
August 25, 2008
Story by Les Tan. Pictures by Koh Yizhe, Vanessa Lim and Tan Huey Ying.
Marina Bay, Sunday, August 24, 2008 - The Indian Army outran other army teams yesterday to come out tops at the Army Half-Marathon. 12 foreign army teams flew in specially for this event and the United States, New Zealand, Vietnam, Brunei, Cambodia and Malaysia were among the nations represented. Indonesia and Thailand came in second and third respectively.
20,000 Singapore army personnel also took part in the run which saw an estimated 70,000 hit the streets from 6:30am onwards. The 21km and 10km categories saw an increase of 44% while the number of women runners increased 105% over last year.
The Army Half-Marathon, popularly known as the Sheares Bridge Run as well before the name was dropped this year, incorporated the Marina Barrage for the first time into the route, although only the estimated 25,000 half-marathon runners got to experience that portion. The 10km runners had to content themselves with the run up the Sheares Bridge as the high point of their race and the rest of the run was a repetitive 4km portion along Republic Ave.
The ITE Jazz Band lit up the mood at the top of the Sheares Bridge just before the Rochor exit. They were one of five school bands providing entertainment for runners along the route.
SAFRA Singapore Bay Run & Army Half Marathon
2008 Results (provided by SAFRA)
Foreign Army
1st-Indian Army
2nd-Indonesia Team 1
3rd-Thailand Team 1
21km Men’s Open
Position-Name-Timing
1st-HAV Shanavas PM (Indian)-01:07:34.30
2nd-HAV P Nagendra Rao (Indian)-01:07:56.05
3rd-SERKA Agus Prayogo-01:08:50.45
21km Men’s Closed
1st-Lim Kien Mau-01:14:59.60
2nd-Mok Ying Ren-01:17:15.80
3rd-Daniel Ling Siong Kiat-01:20:29.90
21km Men’s Veteran
1st-1MSGT Jirattigran Boonma (Thai)-01:17:16.75
2nd-Supermanian Govindan (Singaporean)-01:22:34.80
3rd-Pang Tit Hon-01:25:43.50
21km Women’s Open
1st-Janet Jelagat Rono (Singaporean)-01:21:44.80
2nd-Trudy Fawcett (British)-01:24:36.10
3rd-Anne Date (Singaporean)-01: 26:33.15
21km Women’s Closed
1st-Chan Siew Kheng Dinah-01:30:16.45
2nd-Elaine Lim Su Lin-01:36:40.65
3rd-Tan Swee Kheng-01:38:20.15
21km Women’s Veteran
1st-Tan Geok Lan (Singaporean)-01:38:58.40
2nd-Jet Jon Shepherd MS (Singaporean)-01:40:35.60
3rd-Roda M. Ramos (Filipino)-01:40:36.00
10km Men’s Open
1st-Samuel S/O John Moses-00:35:03.00
2nd-M. P. Prashan D. Silva-00:36:36.20
3rd-Sikhander Singh-00:36:46.90
10km Men’s Veteran
1st-James Copinger-Symes-00:37:35.50
2nd-Yeung Chi Ming Thomas-00:42:02.35
3rd-Erik Forkink-00:42:44.60
10km Women’s Open
1st-Cheong Tsui Ying-00:42:39.65
2nd-Phua Hui Qing-00:44:26.90
3rd-Sharee Andersen-00:45:50.65
10km Women’s Veteran
1st-Mandy Neil-00:46:58.00
2nd-Wee Siew Kim-00:48:40.85
3rd-Jasmine Shew Sew Hong-00:48:56.50
http://redsports.sg/2008/08/25/army-half-marathon/
Insas with folding butt.
I have seen some CISF personnel with folding butt INSAS version.
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