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Adani had infact still has a detail of Ex SAS, SBS, Yamam and Para SF folks.
Good career option after retiringAdani had infact still has a detail of Ex SAS, SBS, Yamam and Para SF folks.
They didn't return and opt for the "less dangerous way".HR is part of special forces mandate. Just because para SF aren't trained for it doesn't change the fact.
In US military even ranges do tactical HR operations if situation arises. Yes I agree, Training level of para SF is poor, training infrastructure is pathetic compared to other foreign special forces. Look at the casuality rate of para SF.. 3 to 4 trained terrorists are talking out whole SF squad.. multiple such insiders happened.. always casualties on para SF is far higher than their counterparts who are facing far better trained enemies. But Army is filled with ego which prevents them to consider improvement in training, instead they justify their failure with other excuses.
Father had priority of saving his family. Why would he inform army which might harm his family?(Exactly what happened after army got involved).
Lack of confidence in their own capabilities made them return and opt for less dangerous (for para) way.
It doesn't matter if the the hostages were non Kashmiri or Kashmiris, para SF are still the same. Ya if the hostages were non Kashmiris and highly influential then NSG might have involved in the operation instead of para SF.
US Army Camo
aree but was'nt SG an special operations capable infantry according to you ?You mean a SG like SMU which we already have?
CAG and DG are "SMU" actually and, SMU is a term used for JSOC units afaikIt is and always will remain as such but the 'special operations capable' part is why I said SMU and not SF, it's probably better to describe its 'Spec Ops' part as an SMU than saying SG is our equivalent to ST6 or CAG...
It's not just army, I see a USAF PJ alsoUS Army Camolook at the guys standing near tree
US soldiers always do training in full gears
CAG and DG are "SMU" actually and, SMU is a term used for JSOC units afaik
During a demo last year, we had a bindas type soldier from some unit showing up in air jordan 1View attachment 16485
Only during joint exercises SF got Salomon or lowa
oh bhai SMU is a term used for Tier 1 SOFsIt is and always will remain as such but the 'special operations capable' part is why I said SMU and not SF, it's probably better to describe its 'Spec Ops' part as an SMU than saying SG is our equivalent to ST6 or CAG...
IPS?? Never met an IPS worth the salt until now? They are good only on movies.Policing around the country is still run by inspectors constables and sub inspectors.If they can’t properly run policing what good they will bring to military which they don’t have any idea aboutBring Para SF directly under MoD headed by IPS, but no change in intake and training methods. All personals should be from within army.
You mean a SG like SMU which we already have?
Dont know putting any force under IPS will bring what?
Exactly ! Idk what's with this image of ze IPS being the creme De la creme of management. The only good ips that I know were state cadre before getting absorbed into ipsIPS?? Never met an IPS worth the salt until now? They are good only on movies.Policing around the country is still run by inspectors constables and sub inspectors.If they can’t properly run policing what good they will bring to military which they don’t have any idea about
Source:Trust me bro coz i am a policeman![]()
Bahar salmon Ghar par bishnoi /joxView attachment 16485
Only during joint exercises SF got Salomon or lowa
Navy Marcos with unlimited budgetBetter budget allocation and streamlining the priorities, better intel network. That's my take.
IPS?? Never met an IPS worth the salt until now? They are good only on movies.Policing around the country is still run by inspectors constables and sub inspectors.If they can’t properly run policing what good they will bring to military which they don’t have any idea about
Source:Trust me bro coz i am a policeman![]()