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for launching of 1 Armoured
Division across the India – Pakistan border. A and D companies joined the Paltan at about 1230 hrs. The Guides moved out from the camp to cross the border. The battalion crossed the Rohi Nullah on foot and entered the enemy territory on night 6/7 Sep 1965 and established a bridge head for the armoured division. After the launching of the division, the battalion was put under 21 Bde which was part of 11th Infantry Division. On 12 September the Guides Infantry and 5 Frontier Force captured the Indian town of Khem Karan. The battalion advanced up to Bhura Khana a small village in the north of the Khem Karan. On 17 Sep 1965 it was ordered to come back and take defence positions in front of Khem Kharan. On the night 21/22 September 1965 C company position was shelled heavily and was attacked by Indian troops who succeeded in overrunning part of a forward platoon. A counter-attack was launched by C company which recovered the position. During the conflict, the Guides Infantry were awarded one Tamgha-i-Jurat and two C-in-C Commendation cards.
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The moral effect of the arrival of the Guides in Delhi was perhaps in some measure greater even than the actual fighting strength thus brought into line. The fame of the march from the far distant frontier, the fine physique and martial bearing of soldiers drawn from warlike tribes new to the eyes of
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at the Sikh Durbar at Lahore to control the affairs of the Sikh state. However, the Sikhs resented
British interference in their affairs and began planning a revolt. Early in 1848, Lumsden and his Guides were summoned to Lahore to gather evidence of the planned Sikh insurrection - a mission that they
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road in the Uri section. C Company was sent to defend the Lipa valley, joined by elements of the Tochi Scouts. Lipa was defended under second-in-command Abdul Hamid Afridi. On 8 November, Indian forces attacked two patrols of C Company at Shisha Ladi with the intent of capturing the Lipa valley. The
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and captured the position being defended by famous Indian PARA Brigade (Guides
Infantry marks 12 April as Biarbet day). An area of approx five to six miles was captured and cleared of the Indians immediately. In this small battle the battalion was awarded two Tamgha-e-Jurat, Four Imtiazi Sanads and
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In 1965 the Guides
Infantry (2FF) was camping at Kasur where A and D companies of the battalion were carrying watermanship training at Thaman Distributary near Luliani after they had moved from the Rann of Katch area. The battalion was assigned the task of establishing a bridge head on Rohhi Nullah
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On the Indian frontier the mountain tribes are continually fighting, and our troops there are renowned for their splendid achievement and gallant conduct. The best known of all is the corps called "The Guides" … To be a Guide out there means you are one who can be relied upon for pluck, for being
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to make up the 5th and 10th (Queen
Victoria's Own Corps of Guides) Battalions of the new infantry regiment. The 10th became the Training Battalion of the regiment. Their new class composition was one company each of Punjabi Muslims, Pathans, Sikhs and Dogras. The regiment adopted the drab uniform
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The trouble began in March 1965 when India started interfering with
Pakistan Rangers patrol in Kanger Kot area. Immediately they took a further step and laid their claim on the Kanger Kot Fort. To back it with force they started amassing troops in the Rann of Kutch. Consequently, some troops of
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He was a man of strong character, athletic, brave, resolute, cool and resourceful in emergency; a man of rare ability and natural aptitude for war, and possessed, moreover, of that magnetic influence which communicates the highest confidence and devotion to those who follow. Lumsden upheld the
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trustworthy men, who could, at a moment's notice, act as guides to troops in the field; men capable, too, of collecting trustworthy intelligence beyond, as well as within, our borders; and, in addition to all this, men, ready to give and take hard blows, whether on the frontier or in a wider
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in 1915. In
January 1917, a second battalion of Guides Infantry was raised by Captain RCG Pollock at Mardan. In October, the 3rd Guides Infantry was raised by Colonel GP Villiers Stuart, also at Mardan, while the 4th Guides Infantry was raised in October 1918 by Lieutenant ND Douglas at
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Lumsden left a lasting imprint on the Guides, who first fought in numerous frontier operations. Believing that fighting troops were for service and not for show, Lumsden introduced loose and comfortable dust-coloured uniforms for the first time, which would soon become famous as
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Mooltan, Goojerat, Punjaub, Delhi 1857, Ali Masjid, Kabul 1879, Afghanistan 1878-80, Chitral, Punjab
Frontier, Malakand, Mesopotamia 1917-18, Megiddo, Sharon, Palestine 1918, NW Frontier, India 1914-15, Afghanistan 1919, Kashmir 1948, Rann of Kutch 1965, Khem Karan 1965.
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The end of the war also spelt the end of the Corps of Guides as a unit. In the post-war reorganization of the Indian Army in 1921, the corps was broken up and the cavalry and infantry became separate units, with the two battalions of Guides
Infantry joining the
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were merged with the
Frontier Force Regiment and all the battalions were re-numbered. At the same time, since Pakistan had become a republic, all titles pertaining to British royalty were dropped. Consequently, the Guides Infantry was redesignated as the
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with red facings of the Corps of Guides. In 1943, the 10th (Training) Battalion was converted into the 12th Frontier Force Regimental Centre, while in 1945, '12' was dropped from the regiment's designation, changing it to The Frontier Force Regiment.
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in 1895, as part of Malakand and Buner Field Forces during the Frontier Uprising of 1897-98, and in the Mohmand Expedition of 1908. In 1906, the Corps of Guides was reorganized into separates units of cavalry and infantry within the corps.
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in numerous operations against the turbulent frontier tribes. Between 1847 and 1878, the corps participated in fifteen major frontier expeditions and operations. Their formidable reputation soon spread far and wide, and was immortalized by
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principle that the greatest and best school for war is war itself. He believed in the elasticity which begets individual self-confidence, and preferred a body of men taught to act and fight with personal intelligence
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Pakistan Army including the Guides Infantry were promptly dispatched to deal with the situation. The Guides Infantry attacked and captured the strong points of the Indian Army at
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to prepare defences along the Panjkot Nullah, preventing their advance. The Guides suffered casualties of 37 killed and 105 wounded, and were awarded eleven gallantry awards.
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final attack was repulsed at 04:15. At 08:00 the second attack began with heavy artillery fire, incurring many casualties by 10:30. Major Aziz Ahmed, Samandar Shah and three
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able to endure difficulty and danger, for being able cheerfully to take up any job that may be required, and for readiness to sacrifice yourself for others
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in 1948. The battalion was instrumental in checking the Indian offensive in the Kishenganga Valley, where it fought with great gallantry at
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led the Guides to join the Delhi Field Force then besieging the ancient capital city. They left Hoti Mardan on 13 May and arrived at
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and foiled all enemy efforts at advance. Jemadar Dost Muhammad's platoon of the Guides were defending Richmar Gali, near
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The massacre at Kabul led to the resumption of hostilities and in December 1879, the Guides were dispatched to join the
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successfully carried out. However, British counter-measures were unable to prevent the revolt, which broke out at
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meaning "dust". The clothing was dyed using mulberry juice to produce the drab colour - a pinkish shade of khaki.
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their British comrades, ... all tended to give the approach of the travel-stained Guides a high significance.
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of 1919. It was disbanded in August 1921. The 4th Guides Infantry was disbanded in December 1918.
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forming the majority of their manpower. Under the leadership of Lieutenant
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They came in as firm and light as if they had marched but a single mile.
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on 21 February 1849, where the Sikh Army was decisively defeated. The
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The Punjab Frontier Force: A Brief Record of Their Services 1846-1924
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The Punjab Frontier Force: A Brief Record of Their Services 1846-1924
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Captain S J Babar ( Later Chief Commissioner Peshawar)
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284:Brig Yasub Ali Dogar, SI(M), S Bt, Sitarae Eisaar
32:2nd Battalion (Guides) The Frontier Force Regiment
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1141:Tamgha-e-Jurrat: Naib Subedar Muhammad Bashir
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783:Corps of Guides Infantry, Afghanistan, 1880.
1654:. Lahore: Civil and Military Gazette Press.
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1262:1865 Corps of Guides, Punjab Frontier Force
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632:How Girls Can Help to Build Up the Empire
461:later formed the bulk of their manpower.
1001:Captain Bilal Ahmed ( Later Maj General)
2602:Honourable East India Company regiments
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288:Lt Gen Sardar Hassan Azhar Hayat, HI(M)
2597:British Indian Army infantry regiments
724:, who fought alongside them at Delhi.
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1612:. Vol II. Aldershot: Gale and Polden.
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2627:1846 establishments in British India
1615:Khan, Maj Gen Fazal Muqeem. (1996).
1608:MacMunn, Lt Gen Sir George. (1950).
1471:Khan, Maj Gen Fazal Muqeem. (1996).
1102:, the battalion was deployed to the
1064:adding citations to reliable sources
290:Maj Gen Aneeq Ur Rehman Malik, HI(M)
242:Maj Gen Aneeq ur Rehman Malik, HI(M)
1689:Stroud: Spellmount Publishers Ltd.
1610:The History of the Guides 1922-1947
1603:The History of the Guides 1846-1922
958:Rann of Kutch Conflict – April 1965
504:, which later became famous as the
298:Brig Nadeem Rahmatullah Khan, SI(M)
1657:Khan, Maj Muhammad Nawaz. (1996).
1629:Attiqur Rahman, Lt Gen M. (1980).
1547:Attiqur Rahman, Lt Gen M. (1980).
1453:Khan, Maj Muhammad Nawaz. (1996).
1419:. DI Khan: Commercial Steam Press.
714:final assault and capture of Delhi
410:on 14 December 1846 by Lieutenant
317:, is an infantry battalion of the
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1710:. Rawalpindi: Services Book Club.
1564:. Rawalpindi: Services Book Club.
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286:Lt Gen Syed Sabahat Husain, HI(M)
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1510:. Aldershot: Gale & Polden.
681:The Great Indian Mutiny of 1857
652:Following their victory in the
1708:History of Indo-Pak War – 1965
1706:Ahmed, Lt Gen Mahmud. (2006).
1659:The Glorious Piffers 1843-1995
1650:Hayauddin, Maj Gen M. (1950).
1595:Younghusband, Col GJ. (1908).
1577:. Ramsbury: The Crowood Press.
1562:History of Indo-Pak War – 1965
1560:Ahmed, Lt Gen Mahmud. (2006).
1455:The Glorious Piffers 1843-1995
1369:Hayauddin, Maj Gen M. (1950).
1351:Younghusband, Col GJ. (1908).
971:one C-in-C Commendation Card.
905:Corps of Guides Infantry, 1887
393:Rann of Kutch Conflict in 1965
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2612:Indian World War II regiments
1745:General Sir Henry Dermot Daly
1699:Elliott, Maj Gen JG. (1968).
1619:. Rawalpindi: The Army Press.
1599:. London: MacMillan & Co.
1475:. Rawalpindi: The Army Press.
1144:Commendation Card: Jumma Khan
1098:On 3 October 1971 during the
760:for gallantry. Following the
669:and then participated in the
531:as their Colonel. During the
276:Maj Gen Mustafa Anwar Hussain
2607:Indian World War I regiments
1291:Affiliations & Alliances
1020:Havildar Muhammad Razak Khan
891:12th Frontier Force Regiment
537:12th Frontier Force Regiment
294:Lt Gen Inayat Husain, HI(M)
292:Lt Gen Muhammad Aqeel, HI(M)
278:Maj Gen Waheed Arshad Gejial
180:North West Frontier of India
1624:The Frontier Force Regiment
1573:Rodger, Alexander. (2003).
1508:The Frontier Force Regiment
832:for conspicuous gallantry.
629:after the Corps of Guides.
613:The Ballad of East and West
525:Queen's Own Corps of Guides
312:2nd Battalion (Guides) The
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1622:Condon, Brig WEH. (1962).
1506:Condon, Brig WEH. (1962).
1028:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
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