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artillery and the corps of engineers were transferred to the Royal corps under special conditions. The mutiny of all the native Bengal artillery, and other weighty considerations, had decided the
Government to have no native field artillery in future. All the native artillery was therefore gradually disbanded. The only exceptions to this rule were the four mountain batteries in the Punjab Irregular Force (later the Punjab Frontier Force), and two native batteries in Bombay. These Nos. 1 and 2 companies Golandaz, originally used to garrison
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and half Hindu, the latter being almost entirely Sikhs. The gunners were specially selected for their height and strength, with a view to the rapid assembling and dismantling of the guns from off and on to the backs of the powerful mules that carry them. In addition to service on the 'Frontier', Indian
Mountain Batteries served in North-East India, Burma, Afghanistan, Tibet, the Middle East, Africa, and during the
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quite true. Red has been traditionally common to all combat arms – Infantry, Armour and
Artillery. The blue in the Artillery flag was taken from the ribbon of the 'Star of India' which had been incorporated into the Artillery crest. The original colour was light blue, but since a similar shade was adopted by the Corps of Signals, it was changed to navy blue to avoid confusion.
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Other than the batteries which were not disbanded after the mutiny, throughout the remainder of the 19th
Century, and during the years leading up to and including the Great War, a total of twenty-five more Batteries were raised. All the Indian mountain batteries consisted of Punjabis, half Muhammadan
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A distinctive red and navy blue background the official colours of the
Artillery flag forms an ideal setting for the golden gun (the Gunner crest) which forms the centrepiece of the flag. Gunner folklore had it, that the red and blue represents the flash and the smoke of the gun, though this is not
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Artillery took place after the Chinese Aggression of 1962. This included fresh raising and induction of newer equipment. In 1964, Coastal Artillery was handed over to Indian Navy. In its peace time duties, the Regiment undertakes infantry type and counter insurgency
328:, who for the first time introduced the man-o-war (ships) armed with cannons and introduced the concept of command of the seas in the Indian Ocean region. However, it was documented by Portuguese travellers that artillery guns were widely in use in the Indian subcontinent. By the early 16th century,
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Battery, the first unit of the Indian Regiment of Artillery, was raised on 28 September 1827 as the 8th Company of the Golandaz battalion, Bombay Foot Artillery. This also marked the raising of the first native artillery unit and is celebrated as the day of raising of the Indian
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to relieve a
British Medium Battery in its frontier defence role. This battery was designated 201 (Independent) Medium Battery on 26 August 1944. The first of the Indian medium regiments was formed by converting the 8 Indian Field Regiment on 1 October 1944. This Regiment is in service and is known
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Frontier again. Throughout their history, the reputation of Indian Mountain Batteries was enhanced by the fact that they were officered by the very best the Royal Artillery had to offer. Such talented men competed to join because a tour in an Indian Mountain Battery,
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on 10 May 1857. Many of the Indian personnel of the Bengal Artillery were involved in the mutiny and the three battalions of foot artillery then in existence were all disbanded in 1862. Subsequently, all Indian artillery units were disbanded except for a few. The whole of the variously European
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The Mountain Artillery Training Centre came into being at Dehradun in August 1920 moving to Lucknow in October 1921 and in 1928 to Ambala. The Field Artillery Training Centre came up at Mathura. By 1947, there were six separate training centres, which were amalgamated to form the Royal Indian
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Artillery regiments can be Light Regiments, Medium Regiments, Field Regiments, Missile Regiments, Rocket Regiments and SATA (Surveillance & Target Acquisition) Regiments, depending on the nature of guns or equipment. There are two Airborne Artillery Regiments –
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The gun in the crest, the same used in the crest of the Royal Artillery, is a homage to the gunners of the old kingdoms of India and in the regiments of artillery of the Royal Indian Artillery, whose traditions are carried on by the current Regiment of Artillery.
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in up to eight loads for use in terrain that would otherwise be impossible to traverse with larger and more conventional artillery. The earliest guns were the tiny 3 Pounder SBML (Smooth Bore Muzzle Loading) and 4 2/5 Inch SBML howitzer of 1850s.
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introduced in East Africa. Upon entering service, it immediately became clear that this piece was vastly superior to all previous models, and it would soldier on as the standard mountain gun during the inter-war years and throughout World War II.
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As in many pre-independence regiments, many of the units have been allotted on the basis of regional, historical or class/caste backgrounds – e.g. Sikhs, Ahirs, Dogras, Rajputs, Jats, Brahmins, Gurkhas, Marathas and SICs (South Indian Classes).
1298:(a section of guns), each commanded by officers of the rank of Major or Captain (called Battery Commanders). The three batteries are numbered and may be also designated as P, Q and R batteries. Officers and other ranks from service arms, viz
882:. In acknowledgement of their contribution, Indian Artillery earned the coveted title of `Royal' in 1945. Though originally called the 'Indian Regiment of Artillery', it later became 'The Regiment of Indian Artillery' on 1 November 1940 and '
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With nearly all of the field artillery being manned by the Royal Artillery, Indian soldiers were restricted to few native drivers of the horse, field and heavy batteries. These men are enlisted from the usual fighting classes of the
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Lieutenant General Prem Singh Gyani – First Indian officer to be commissioned out of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, in 1932. He became the first Indian officer to command an Indian field regiment, the
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Artillery Centre (North). On 7 April 1948, the 'Royal' prefix was dropped and the Nasik centre was the sole remaining centre. At present there are two Artillery Training Centres – the Centre at
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mountain train in turn, eventually became Nos. 1 and 2 Bombay Mountain Batteries, and later 5 and 6 (Bombay) Mountain Batteries. Another exception were the four field batteries of the
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At the time of independence, Indian Artillery consisted of Field, Medium, Air Defence, Counter Bombardment, Coastal, Air Observation Post and Survey branches. After the
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aircraft to correct artillery gun fire and provide battle related information. 1 Air OP Flight (RIAF), the first in the Indian Army was raised on 15 August 1947.
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depicting field artillery, a gunner and howitzer from Mountain Battery on the Golden Jubilee of the Regiment of Artillery and on the 50th anniversary of the
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Brigadier Furdoon Siavax Byramji Mehta – first Indian Artillery officer to wear the wings of the Air Observation Post (Air OP) in 1944, now known as
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Medium artillery, became a part of the Regiment of Indian Artillery on 15 August 1944, when an Indian independent medium battery was raised at
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further expanded and improved their artillery arm and used it successfully to expand their empire. Though the artillery arm of the
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established a fairly efficient gun manufacturing foundry under the supervision of European gun makers. During the 18th century,
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but also setting a precedent for all future battles in the subcontinent. However, evidence of earlier use of guns by
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was formed to take the place of an outgoing British Field Brigade. It consisted of four batteries – the 1st of
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rank. Most regiments have four batteries. In addition to the headquarter battery, the regiment has three
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in 1368 and King Mohammed Shah of Gujarat in the fifteenth century have been recorded. Then came the
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equipped the Indian Mountain Artillery. Only in the last year of the war was the next model, the
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was notable for using guns, mortars, rockets and howitzers to effective use; the
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2076:"SP's Land Forces : Guns and Glory – A Saga of Dedication and Valour"
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List of Honours Awarded to the Indian Army August 1914 to August 1921
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1988:, by Y. B. Gulati, D. K. Palit. Published by Leo Cooper, 1972.
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List of regiments and corps of the Indian Army § Artillery
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By the end of Second World War, Indian gunners had won one
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MBFSR (Medium Range Battlefield Surveillance Radar) System
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LORROS (Long Range Reconnaissance and Observation Systems)
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20 Indian Mountain Regiment, 21 Indian Mountain Regiment,
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was dropped from the regimental crest and replaced with
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Eaton, Richard M.; Wagoner, Philip B. (1 March 2014).
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List of equipment of the Indian Army § Artillery
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1986:History of the Regiment of Artillery, Indian Army
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2554:The History of the Indian Mountain Artillery
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974:(where right and glory lead). In the
757:1 (Jammu and Kashmir) Mountain Battery
738:1 (Jammu and Kashmir) Mountain Battery
38:
2650:"Kharga Corps receives victory flame"
2254:
2252:
2014:Kargil '99: Blood, Guts and Firepower
1908:Second Lieutenant Shyamal Dev Goswamy
1799:Lieutenant Hastings Edward Harrington
1537:Surveillance & Target Acquisition
1216:Air Defence and Guided Missile School
764:– 27 and 18 Indian Mountain Batteries
623:Crucea Servicul Credincois (Romanian)
7:
3549:1827 establishments in British India
3433:Electronics and Mechanical Engineers
3002:"Evolution of Regiment of Artillery"
1931:Major Krishna Murthy Balasubramaniam
1928:Major Sukhwinder Jeet Singh Randhawa
1461:Field Artillery Rationalisation Plan
1220:Combat Army Aviation Training School
3469:Judge Advocate General's Department
2935:"Gazette of India, No 17, page 126"
2785:Peri, Dinakar (27 September 2022).
2305:India, Adjutant General of (1930).
1760:(30 September 2007 – 31 March 2010)
1707:Paramasiva Prabhakar Kumaramangalam
1543:WLR (Weapons Locating Radar) System
1531:Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher
1503:Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher
611:Indian Distinguished Service Medals
525:These were replaced in 1865 by the
492:A mountain artillery crew from the
2819:Singh, Rahul (27 September 2022).
1569:Women in the Regiment of Artillery
1031:(Everywhere with Honour and Glory)
884:Royal Regiment of Indian Artillery
304:to defeat the much larger army of
293:in 1526, where he decisively used
130:(Everywhere with Honour and Glory)
25:
2101:Artillery: The Battle-Winning Arm
1581:, joined their respective units.
615:Indian Meritorious Service Medals
3375:
2872:"Major Kumandur Prabhakar Vinay"
2466:"Field Artillery and helicopter"
2103:. Lancer Publishers, New Delhi.
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1006:. After independence, the word
828:1 Light Anti-aircraft Regiment,
242:is a combat/fighting arm of the
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27:Artillery arm of the Indian Army
2981:"Havildar Indra Bahadur Gurung"
2444:"COAS Visits 57 Field Regiment"
1039:Ubique Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt
908:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947–1948
770:– 1 Indian Anti-tank Regiment,
422:Golandaz, Gun Lashkars, Tindals
3539:Artillery units and formations
3088:4 Hazara Mountain Battery (FF)
1953:Weapon Locating Radar (Swathi)
1925:Major Kumandur Prabhakar Vinay
1839:Lieutenant Colonel Henry Tombs
1827:Captain George Alexander Renny
830:2 Light Anti-aircraft Regiment
819:8 (Maratha) Anti-tank Regiment
573:QF 3.7 inch mountain howitzers
553:10 Pounder BL (Breech Loading)
496:demonstrating assembly of the
1:
1940:Havildar Indra Bahadur Gurung
1803:Lieutenant James Hills-Johnes
1736:(30 June 1990 – 30 June 1993)
1273:17 (Parachute) Field Regiment
990:, the crest carried the word
561:QF 3.7-inch mountain howitzer
1896:Captain Dara Dineshaw Mistry
1890:Major General Mohindar Singh
1831:Lieutenant Frederick Roberts
1691:(November 1885 – April 1893)
1677:Commanders-in-Chief of India
1306:also form part of the unit.
1269:9 (Parachute) Field Regiment
1190:School of Artillery, Deolali
1134:9 (Parachute) Field Regiment
978:, the crown was replaced by
772:4 Maratha Anti Tank Regiment
729:4 Maratha Anti Tank Regiment
435:Bengal Horse Artillery, 1860
404:'s artillery were formed at
400:. In 1668, two companies of
1807:Rough Rider Edward Jennings
1724:(31 May 1978 – 31 May 1981)
1712:(7 June 1966 – 7 June 1969)
1602:Governor of States of India
1393:120 mm E1 Light Mortar
1124:Commemorative Postal Stamps
1081:Regimental Flag and Colours
250:. It is a successor to the
154:28 September (Gunners' Day)
3565:
3474:Military Engineer Services
1671:– Chhattisgarh (2010–2014)
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1106:Raising day (Gunner's Day)
920:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
916:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
637:Indianisation of Artillery
545:BL 10-pounder mountain gun
392:. The gunners were called
375:Nizam era brass cannon at
275:Government Museum, Chennai
210:Tactical recognition flash
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1922:Major Braj Kishore Sharma
1905:Captain Pradip Kumar Gour
1893:Major Sushil Kumar Mathur
1795:Gunner Richard Fitzgerald
1575:Officers Training Academy
1463:(FARP), cleared in 1999.
1388:Light Artillery (Mortars)
944:Corps of Army Air Defence
571:Indian Army gunners with
531:RML 2.5-inch mountain gun
498:RML 2.5 inch mountain gun
396:from the Portuguese word
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42:Regiment of the Artillery
3484:Military Nursing Service
2586:"Arty Centre, Hyderabad"
2130:Journal of World History
1819:Captain William Olpherts
1791:Sergeant Bernard Diamond
1785:Indian Rebellion of 1857
1743:Sundararajan Padmanabhan
1731:Sunith Francis Rodrigues
1477:Self-propelled Artillery
1277:Self-propelled artillery
972:Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt
824:1 Indian Survey Regiment
461:Indian Rebellion of 1857
2552:Graham, C.A.L. (1957).
2418:"Regiment of Artillery"
1966:2 Indian Field Regiment
1835:Bombardier Jacob Thomas
1442:Haubits FH77/B Howitzer
1283:suffix to their names.
1067:Chief of the Army Staff
805:2 Indian Field Regiment
801:1 Indian Field Regiment
781:2 Indian Field Regiment
736:– 22 Mountain Battery,
701:656 Air OP Squadron RAF
592:, East Africa, Persia,
551:For the Great War, the
320:kings in the battle of
3479:Military Farms Service
3453:Defence Security Corps
3443:Remount and Veterinary
2404:, 9 October 1996, p.35
2099:Singh, Jagjit (2006).
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1843:Major Richard Keatinge
1811:Gunner Thomas Laughnan
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2424:on 23 September 2008
2332:"Pangs of Partition"
2290:MacMunn, GF (1911).
2275:MacMunn, GF (1911).
2231:History of Artillery
1911:Captain Pratap Singh
1901:Kailash Prasad Pande
1649:– Punjab (2004–2009)
1616:– Punjab (1990–1991)
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1115:Regiment composition
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812:23 Mountain Regiment
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697:Air observation post
478:Hyderabad Contingent
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2486:15th Jan 1985 Stamp
2292:The Armies of India
2277:The Armies of India
1973:Army Aviation Corps
1865:Post-Independence -
1815:Gunner Hugh McInnes
1758:PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM
1719:Om Prakash Malhotra
1652:Lieutenant General
1630:Lieutenant General
1619:Lieutenant General
1415:and Light Field Gun
1353:, Rajasthan, under
1051:British Indian Army
994:to distinguish the
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940:Army Aviation Corps
631:Cross of St. George
627:Serbian Gold Medals
535:Kipling's Screw Gun
494:British Indian Army
445:British Indian Army
308:, the ruler of the
285:The Mughal Emperor
256:British Indian Army
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2374:The Tiger Strikes
1857:Umrao Singh Yadav
1823:Gunner James Park
1585:Notable personnel
1515:Missile Artillery
1325:, Haryana, under
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894:Post Independence
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644:'A' Field Brigade
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1917:Kirti Chakra
1871:Ashok Chakra
1665:Shekhar Dutt
1654:M.M. Lakhera
1621:J.F.R. Jacob
1572:
1507:300 mm
1501:214 mm
1495:122 mm
1482:155 mm
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2235:Indian Army
2136:(1): 5–52.
2063:Indian Army
1236:Nashik Road
1208:Maharashtra
1091:Indian Army
934:and in the
880:Jangi Inams
734:East Africa
716:During the
586:Mesopotamia
449:Bombay Army
353:Tipu Sultan
271:Tipu Sultan
248:Indian Army
244:Indian Army
159:Decorations
107:Indian Army
3513:Categories
3250:J&K LI
3180:Maratha LI
3175:Grenadiers
2770:18 January
2490:India Post
2450:18 January
2049:References
1919:winners -
1899:Brigadier
1887:winners –
1873:winners -
1636:PVSM, AVSM
1381:See also:
1260:See also:
1130:India Post
1069:, General
1035:Hindustani
924:Kargil War
388:along the
326:Portuguese
269:Cannon of
183:Vir Chakra
85:Allegiance
3401:Education
3336:Engineers
3316:Artillery
3160:Parachute
3083:WeGunners
2986:29 August
2919:29 August
2898:29 August
2877:29 August
2850:The Hindu
2799:0971-751X
2791:The Hindu
2678:3 October
2400:Sawhney,
2150:162260578
1734:PVSM, VSM
1647:PVSM, VSM
1632:K.M. Seth
1437:(Sharang)
1375:Equipment
1341:XXI Corps
1315:Divisions
1296:batteries
1240:Hyderabad
998:from the
930:tasks in
914:of 1962,
594:Palestine
590:Gallipoli
582:Great War
500:, ca 1895
474:Jacobabad
295:gunpowder
254:(RIA) of
117:Artillery
3418:Ordnance
3387:services
3321:Armoured
2495:Archived
2065:website.
1710:DSO, OBE
1663:Captain
1641:General
1608:General
1596:missiles
1484:K9 Vajra
1471:K9 Vajra
1327:II Corps
1212:Gopalpur
1089:Flag of
1063:Sanskrit
1012:Sarvatra
922:and the
904:Pakistan
878:and 467
870:, three
686:Peshawar
660:Ranghars
648:Madrasis
394:Topasses
386:Armegaon
341:Marathas
298:firearms
205:Insignia
123:Motto(s)
3448:Pioneer
3413:Medical
3385:Support
3358:Signals
3210:Sikh LI
3132:Combat
2965:12 July
2944:12 July
2856:18 June
1854:Captain
1779:winners
1771:missile
1769:Agni-II
1752:General
1740:General
1728:General
1716:General
1704:General
1669:SM, IAS
1594:BrahMos
1579:Chennai
1433:and by
1355:I Corps
1311:Brigade
1288:Colonel
1200:Deolali
1075:Persian
862:, five
664:Mathura
656:Rajputs
455:of the
426:Serangs
337:Mughals
330:Zamorin
318:Bahmani
232:Narnala
67:Country
3524:Nashik
3351:Bombay
3346:Bengal
3341:Madras
3225:Kumaon
3195:Rajput
3170:Madras
3165:Punjab
3155:Guards
3007:25 May
2797:
2634:25 May
2612:25 May
2591:25 May
2537:25 May
2516:25 May
2471:25 May
2428:20 May
2358:26 May
2337:25 May
2189:26 May
2148:
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2081:19 May
2020:
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1958:Others
1876:Major
1323:Ambala
1047:Muslim
1033:, the
988:Ubique
968:Ubique
866:, One
850:, two
842:, One
786:Malaya
613:, 232
609:, 150
507:Punjab
465:Meerut
418:Bombay
416:, and
414:Madras
410:Bengal
406:Bombay
379:Museum
145:
142:
104:
95:Branch
76:
59:Active
3394:Corps
3285:11 GR
3240:Mahar
3235:Bihar
3230:Assam
3215:Dogra
3055:9 May
3029:9 May
2938:(PDF)
2184:(PDF)
2146:S2CID
2029:Notes
1351:Bassi
1246:Units
1196:Kakul
1059:Hindi
1043:Hindu
1008:India
992:India
874:, 13
858:, 18
856:IDSMs
854:, 22
846:, 15
795:Burma
753:Syria
725:Italy
679:Kakul
605:, 22
599:VCO's
322:Adoni
287:Babur
79:India
3280:9 GR
3275:8 GR
3270:5 GR
3265:4 GR
3260:3 GR
3255:1 GR
3205:Sikh
3185:Naga
3134:arms
3057:2021
3031:2021
3009:2021
2988:2023
2967:2024
2946:2024
2921:2023
2900:2023
2879:2023
2858:2023
2832:2022
2806:2022
2795:ISSN
2772:2022
2750:2022
2728:2022
2706:2022
2680:2021
2658:2022
2636:2021
2614:2021
2593:2021
2539:2021
2518:2021
2473:2021
2452:2022
2430:2021
2360:2021
2339:2021
2191:2021
2105:ISBN
2083:2021
2018:ISBN
2004:ISBN
1990:ISBN
1722:PVSM
1625:PVSM
1614:PVSM
1337:Pune
1302:and
1281:(SP)
1271:and
1045:and
980:star
942:and
872:BEMs
864:OBEs
852:IOMs
768:Iraq
762:Aden
629:, 4
625:, 5
621:, 3
617:, 2
555:and
511:mule
470:Aden
451:, a
439:The
424:and
398:Tope
335:The
300:and
238:The
234:fort
113:Type
3200:Jat
2138:doi
1357:of
1343:of
1329:of
1206:of
1202:in
1061:or
868:MBE
689:as
273:at
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