 | Kargil War - Pakistani Army surrenders and accepts bodies The Pakistani Army puts up a white flag and accepts the slain bodies of its officers in this damning video. Pakistan lost more than 4000-6000 soldiers in the Kargil war, while India lost 500 soldiers. Pakistan generally disowned the bodies of most of its soldiers but accepted a few senior officers. According to the information fed to every Pakistani, the Kargil war was fought by mujahideen and not by Pakistani Army regulars. This video shows the Pakistan Army very clearly involved at Kargil. They did'nt count on ace videojourno Kunal Verma, filming the whole event. Nor did they count on being outclassed in combat, yet again, by an Indian. |
 | SALUTE to the Brave - Tribute to the Indian Army at Kargil Salute the Brave is a Parag Shah of Global Mavericks video presentation , using bollywood movie clips from " Line of Control (LOC)' in paying tribute to all the courageous Jawans of the Indian Army and other services who sacrificed themselves in defending theirs and People of Indian origins cultural homeland from thousands of heavily armed Pakistani backed terrorists and Pakistani army regulars that had infiltrated Indian territory and taken positions on strategic high ground. The Pakistani untis ambushed Indian Army patrols while blocking strategic highway to Ladakh.Pakistan had not violated only International law but also a 'Gentleman's Agreement' with India between the two armies not to cross the LOC. Many Indian Army units from various regiments including Rajputs,Durga,JAKRIFS, Gurkhas, RajRifs, Para ' Red Devils ', Marathas, Jats, Sikh battalions took part. They were called into action to recapture the " high ground " . These units knowingly with a 10 to 1 loss ratio, fought an uphill battle in a hail of bullets without Air and Artillery Support due to the height and locations of the unforgivable terrain. The Indian Army also did not cross the Line of Control and fought cleanly unlike their opponents. Most of all, People of Indian Origin worldwide deeply show their admiration for the bravery and sacrifices of the Indian Army Jawans during the Kargil war. Parag Shah Global Mavericks Pro India Lobby Pro Gujarat Lobby |
 | The Lord's Army-Regular, Cowboy, Indian, and Gangster style! Some of the Rock Garden Gang singing the Lord's Army...I LOVE YOU GUYS!!! |
 | THE WORLD'S HIGHEST BATTLEFIELD THEATRE - KARGIL WAR INDIAN HISTORY "The World's highest battlefild theatre - The Kargil War ", is a Parag Shah of Global Mavericks video presentation , using bollywood movie clips from " Line of Control (LOC)' in paying tribute to all the courageous Jawans of the Indian Army and other services who sacrificed themselves in defending theirs and People of Indian origins cultural homeland from thousands of heavily armed Pakistani backed terrorists and Pakistani army regulars that had infiltrated Indian territory and taken positions on strategic high ground. The Pakistani untis ambushed Indian Army patrols while blocking strategic highway to Ladakh.Pakistan had not violated only International law but also a 'Gentleman's Agreement' with India between the two armies not to cross the LOC. Many Indian Army units from various regiments including Rajputs,Durga,JAKRIFS, Gurkhas, RajRifs, Para ' Red Devils ', Marathas, Jats, Sikh battalions took part. They were called into action to recapture the " high ground " . These units knowingly with a 10 to 1 loss ratio, fought an uphill battle in a hail of bullets without Air and Artillery Support due to the height and locations of the unforgivable terrain. The Indian Army also did not cross the Line of Control and fought cleanly unlike their opponents. Most of all, People of Indian Origin worldwide deeply show their admiration for the bravery and sacrifices of the Indian Army Jawans during the Kargil war. Parag Shah Global Mavericks Pro India Lobby Pro Gujarat Lobby |
 | KARGIL : A Solidiers diary of Going to War KARGIL : A Solidiers diary of Going to War Synopsis: Indian Territory was Infiltrated by Terrorists and Pakistani Army Regulars. Indian Armed Forces was mobilized to expel the ISLAMIC fighters / terrorists and Pakistani Army that supported them. India reclaimed the infiltrated terrain, while mainting all international laws without crossing Line of Control. INDIA FOUGHT A CLEAN WAR, AND WON. This is the fourth War India and Pakistan have fought. All Wars won by India. |
 | The Battle of Binh Ba This mini doco was made by Memorial staffer Ray McJannett for display in the Australian War Memorial's 'Conflicts 1945 to today' galleries. The footage was shot by Christopher Bellis (b. 1948) working as a photographer for the Australian Army Directorate of Public Relations (DPR). Bellis had been a press photographer in Adelaide before joining the DPR and working in Vietnam between May 1969 and May 1970. Bellis had an eye for a newsworthy subject. Some of his early photographs showing graphic images of the aftermath of battle and the reactions of Vietnamese villagers were considered highly controversial by DPR. In this footage there is a great sense of proximity to the action as Bellis followed alongside the soldiers in actual combat with the enemy forces. The Battle of Binh Ba was fought in early June 1969 in central Phuoc Tuy Province in a village located 5 kilometres north of the Australian headquarters at Nui Dat. Early in the morning of 6 June an Australian tank and an armoured vehicle had been fired on by a rocket-propelled grenade from a house as they passed through the village of Binh Ba. The village was occupied by a strong combined force of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army regulars. An Australian force of infantry and armour moved in after awaiting approval from the local district chief to enter the village. Extensive efforts were made to clear the village of civilians. Fierce close-quarter fighting ensued, with tanks providing suport with their formidable firepower. The enemy soldiers kept undercover, firing from doorways and windows, then jumping into underground bunkers the villagers had built to protect themselves from attack. By the end of the second day most of the enemy were either dead or had withdrawn. Casualities on the enemy side were heavy - over 100 dead - while one Australian was killed. The town was severely damaged during the battle. Immediately after the battle, Australians were sent to distribute food and aid and to begin work on rebuilding. Regrettably, some civilians were killed during the fighting. The Battle of Binh Ba was one of the major engagements fought by Australians in Vietnam, and one of the few big battles to be fought in an urban setting - something the Australians generally tried to avoid. F08332 (Sourced from Memorial archival films F04343 and F04342) |
 | British Army In Action :::READ THIS BEFORE POSTING:::: Sub to me and i will sub back just tell me that you subed send me a friend invite and we can talk more about military things. UK Army Video Personnel (Regular Army) 107,730 Personnel (Territorial Army) 38,460 Main Battle Tanks 386 Challenger 2 Infantry fighting vehicles 667 Warrior (789 purchased) APCs and CVR(T)s 3,230--4,000+ Land Rover Wolf 15,000 Pinzgauer 2,000 Utility Trucks 2,300 Artillery pieces and mortar 2,896 Air Defence 337 Aircraft 300+ As of April 2007, the British Army includes roughly 101,310 regular personnel and 38,460 Territorial Army members. The full-time element of the British Army has also been referred to as the Regular Army since the creation of the reservist Territorial Army in 1908. The British Army is deployed in many of the world's war zones as part of both Expeditionary Forces and in United Nations Peacekeeping forces. In contrast to the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Air Force, the British Army does not include "Royal" in its title, however many of its constituent Regiments and Corps are styled Royal. |
 | British Army In Action 2 UK Army Video Sub to me and i will sub back just tell me that you subed send me a friend invite and we can talk more about military things. Personnel (Regular Army) 107,730 Personnel (Territorial Army) 38,460 Main Battle Tanks 386 Challenger 2 Infantry fighting vehicles 667 Warrior (789 purchased) APCs and CVR(T)s 3,230--4,000+ Land Rover Wolf 15,000 Pinzgauer 2,000 Utility Trucks 2,300 Artillery pieces and mortar 2,896 Air Defence 337 Aircraft 300+ As of April 2007, the British Army includes roughly 101,310 regular personnel and 38,460 Territorial Army members. The full-time element of the British Army has also been referred to as the Regular Army since the creation of the reservist Territorial Army in 1908. The British Army is deployed in many of the world's war zones as part of both Expeditionary Forces and in United Nations Peacekeeping forces. In contrast to the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Air Force, the British Army does not include "Royal" in its title, however many of its constituent Regiments and Corps are styled Royal. |
 | 70th anniversary of the North Korean army - Military Parade North Korean military band performing at the "90th birthday of late Kim Il-sung and the 70th anniversary of the founding of Korean People's Army" North Korean Military Parade Pyongyang, April 25, 2002 Well, more militia then regular army parade. Since it was a TV broadcast, commentary overlaps the footage partially. P.S - Just to clear things up about the Korean Peoples Army being 70 years old (at the time of this parade) despite the fact the DPRK came into existence after World War II. A propaganda quote on the 25/4/2002 from the Korean Central News Agency of the DPRK's English website: "KPA, revolutionary armed forces Pyongyang, April 25 (KCNA) -- Today marks the 70th anniversary of the Korean People's Army. On the occasion all the officers and men of the people's army and people look back with deep emotion upon the proud course of the revolutionary armed forces replete with victory and glory. Seven decades ago President Kim Il Sung founded the Korean People's Revolutionary Army, the first genuine army of the people in the history of Korea, to wage a protracted and hard-fought struggle against the Japanese imperialists and accomplish the historic cause of the country's liberation. After the liberation of Korea in August 1945 the KPRA grew to be the KPA, the regular armed forces. The servicemen displayed matchless self-sacrificing spirit and mass heroism in the three-year-long Fatherland Liberation War (June 1950-July 1953) to defeat the U.S. imperialist aggressors who had boasted of being the "strongest" in the world and creditably safeguarded the sovereignty of the country and the nation and their dignity. The KPA that won the wars against the two formidable imperialist enemies has grown to be an invincible army under the guidance of supreme commander Kim Jong Il. He has pursued the army-based policy to train the KPA as the main force of the revolution, lead the struggle to defend socialism to victory and remarkably increase the nation's military potential. In the 1990s when the imperialist campaign to isolate and stifle the DPRK was at its height and a dangerous situation was prevailing in the country the KPA gave full play to the revolutionary spirit of soldiers to perform shining feats in the defence of the country and socialist construction. The rare wisdom, outstanding politico-military ability and matchless grit of the supreme commander are the source of the tremendous combat power of the KPA." Read it for yourself here - http://www.kcna.co.jp/item/2002/200204/news04/25.htm#10 |
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 | 1. Danish military uniforms ( No colour ) 1/2 The Danish Uniforms though the History. Original Figurs from : B. Walbom-Pramvig Uniforms,Standards and Weapons in the Danish Army from 1659 to 1980. I have make these Drawings so don't try to Copy! (Copyrigth) HVN company. All Right's Reserved. Enjoy, rate and Comment plz. (The Followings are.)From 1588 to 2007 1. 1588 Royal Halberdier. 2. 1676 Pikeman from the Queen's Regiment 3. 1676 Royal Halberdier. 4. 1700 Royal Halberdier. 5. 1707 Musketeer of the Western Sealands National Regiment. 6. 1716 Cuirassier of the 2nd Cuirassier Regiment of Jutland. 7. 1735-1805 Guardsman of the Royal life Guard. 8. 1740 Grenadier (in Aim Postion) 9. 1754 Drummer of the Infantry. 10. 1757-73 guardsman Royal Life Guard. 11. 1760 NCO Non comissioned Officer. 12. 1807 Musketeer 2nd National Regiment Of Jutland. 13. 1807-1848 Dragon(Private) of the Jutland Regiment light Dragon. 14. 1810 Danish Chasseurs from Sealand. 15. 1812 Musketeer Regular/Line infantry. 16. 1813 Infantryman from the Norther Campaign- During the Alliance with French. 17. 1822 Royal Horse Guard. 18. 1830-1864 Horse Guard with Courtball Uniform. 19. 1848-50 Infantryman of the Regulars from the first Schleswig War. 20. 1849 Drummer of the Infantry. 21. 1945 Home Guard HJV. 22. 2002-2007 PLA soldier (Chinese) First Producer : gnuhhung(Hung van Nguyen). Second Producer(Setting): (One from England) Musik: British Military Marches - British Granadiers - Fife and Drums and Bag Pipes - Funeral Bagpipes. |
 | Royal Irish and Regular U.K. Army in Helmand Province B-roll of Royal Irish and regular U.K. army members on patrol in Afghanistan. Scenes include service members standing at security points and driving down city streets. |
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