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11 Things Only A Military Buddy Can Do For You That A Civilian BFF Probably Won’t

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The bond between military buddies is unique and incomparable to any other friendship. Serving in the military creates a sense of brotherhood that transcends race, gender, and even nationality. Here are some things that a military buddy can do for you that a civilian BFF probably won’t:

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  1. Understand You Better: Military buddies understand you better than a civilian friend because they have gone through the same experience as you. They know what it’s like to be away from home for months on end, to miss important family events, and to experience the emotional toll of combat. They have shared the same struggles and triumphs, and they can relate to your experiences in a way that a civilian friend can’t.
  2. Provide Emotional Support: Military buddies can provide emotional support in a way that civilian friends may not be able to. They know how to comfort you during tough times, and they understand the importance of being there for each other. Whether it’s a difficult mission or a personal crisis, military buddies are always there to listen and offer support.
  3. Keep Your Secrets: Military buddies know the importance of keeping secrets. They have been trained to keep sensitive information confidential and to protect each other’s privacy. They understand the risks of loose lips, and they will never betray your trust.
  4. Have Your Back: Military buddies will always have your back, no matter what. They know how to watch each other’s six and to defend each other in a crisis. They understand the importance of working as a team and will always stand by your side.
  5. Celebrate Milestones: Military buddies know how to celebrate milestones in a way that civilian friends may not. Whether it’s a promotion, a medal, or completing a difficult training program, military buddies understand the significance of these achievements and will celebrate them with you in a way that only they can.
  6. Share Inside Jokes: Military buddies share a unique language and culture that civilians may not understand. They have inside jokes, jargon, and traditions that are exclusive to the military experience. They can share these things with each other in a way that is both humorous and meaningful.

Here’s are few things which a military friend of yours would do for you that a civilian friend probably won’t/can’t.  Enjoy the list and add your thoughts.

1. He can get you punished without you breaking any rules. “Group punishment”Indian Airforce Punishment

2. He will be happy to take punishments for you too.

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3.  He will share his food with you even though that is the only food he has to survive for the day.Indian Army Maggi

4. He will kill anyone who is going to harm you.Indian Army Soldier Kill

5. And he will kill enemies along with you.article-2379432-1B02A4AF000005DC-955_634x344

6. He will give his 100% to make your plan successful.Airforce planning

7.  He will climb mountains with you. “FOR REAL”Indian army soldiers climb an ice wall

8.  He will take bullets for you and still smile.airforce soldier took bullets and smiling

9.  He will always motivate you and make you stand again when you lose all hopes.Indian Air force motivation

10. He will be the first one to pick you when you pass out.Army soldier carrying

11. He will be the first one to pick you when you martyr.Indian Army Soldier Martyr

military buddies share a bond that is unlike any other friendship. They understand each other on a level that civilians may not be able to, and they provide emotional support, keep your secrets, have your back, celebrate milestones, and share inside jokes in a way that only they can.

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NDA and NA 2 2016 Admit Card Download Now

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NDA and NA 2 2016 Admit Card Download Now

Candidates who are applying for NDA and NA 1 2016 written exam can download their admit card/ hall ticket from this page. All detailed related to NDA 1 2016 admit card is given here.  NDA Admit Card 2016, NDA Hall Ticket, NDA Permission Letter, NDA Exam Date.

Download NDA 1 2016 Exam Admit Card: NDA 1 2016 exam of UPSC will be conducted on the date 19th April 2016 at many NDA exam center and we informed the candidates that they can start download NDA NA I 2016 exam admit card before 3 weeks of exam hosting date. UPSC NDA & NA (I) 2016 admit card/call letter will be made available for download.

NDA 1 2016 admit card/hall ticket have the information such as date of exam, reporting time, exam center address and the candidates information. Competitors have to bring it in exam hall and one identity proof like Aadhar card, Pan card, voter Id, Driving license and other so that she/he don’t have any difficulty to give the examination.

NDA April Exam Admit Card 2016 Download name wise from upsc.gov.in. NDA Admit Card 2016 is uploaded name wise on official website of USPC for April 2016 Exam. NDA 1 Exam 2016 will be held on 19th April 2016 Candidates can get NDA Admit Card 2016 Name Wise online. UPSC will upload NDA Exam Admit Card 2016. 

1. Check the e-Admit Card carefully and bring discrepancies, if any, to the notice of UPSC immediately.
2. Mention your Name, Roll Number,Registration ID and Name & Year of the Examination in all the correspondence with UPSC.
3. Bring this e-Admit Card in each session to secure admission to Examination Hall. e-Admit Card may be preserved till the declaration of written result as its production before Service Selection Boards is necessary .
4. You are responsible for safe custody of the e-Admit Card and in the event of any other person using this e-Admit Card , the onus lies on you to prove that you have not used the service of any impersonator.
5. Enter the Examination Hall 20 minutes before the scheduled commencement of the examination.
6. “Candidates should note that any omission / mistake / discrepancy in encoding filling in details in the OMR answer sheet, especially with regard to Roll Number and Test Booklet Series Code, will render the answer sheet liable for rejection”.
7. You will not be admitted to the examination if you report 10 minutes after the scheduled commencement of the examination .
8. If you appear at a centre / sub-centre other than the one indicated by the Commission in your e-Admit Card , your answer scripts will not be evaluated and your candidature is liable to be cancelled.
9. Please Read the “Rules for the Examination” available on the upsc website www.upsc.gov.in and “Poster containing instructions displayed outside the Examination Hall.
10. Your candidature to the examination is provisional.
11. Mobile Phones, Calculators or any of the IT Gadgets are not allowed inside the premises where the examination is being conducted. Any Infringements of these instructions shall entail disciplinary action including ban from future examinations.
12. There will be penalty (Negative Marking) for wrong answers marked by a candidate in the objective type Question Papers.
13. Answers other than those made by Black Ball Point Pen would not be evaluated.
14. Candidates are advised not to bring any valuables/costly items to the Examination Halls, as safe keeping of the same can not be assured. The Commission will not be responsible for any loss in this regard.
15. Candidates who do not have clear photographs on the e-admit card will have to bring a photo identity proof viz. Adhar Card, Driving Licence, Passport,Voter I Card etc. and two passport size photographs one for each session for appearing in the examination with an undertaking.

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How To Tackle Hobbies And Interests Section In PIQ Form

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SSB interview is not just a 5 days schedule that allows a candidate to think, speak and act. It has got some depth. Every task has a special purpose, and you should know its importance. In personal interview, IO asks some basic questions that seem to be very simple and straight forward, but when probing is done, the candidate feels trapped. Most of the interview timing goes in conversation related to your PIQ form.  And the column of interests and hobbies is one of the main topics of discussion between IO and candidates. Many candidates have asked to discuss this topic and suggest some ways to handle it. So we are here with some suggestions.

 

  1. Physical exercise or running – Being muscular is a trend and spending time in the gym or physical exercise is a normal thing. Running is also good hobby. Your running timing, area of running, motivation, effects on health, etc. can be asked in interview.
  2. Playing Chess Or Sudoku – Chess is one of the most played board games. Playing chess will improve your mental strength and will also enhance your decision-making ability. Normally people need a partner to play chess, but these days’ people use to play it over smartphones, PCs, Tablets etc. Sudoku is also a game that increases mental strength.
  3. Painting – This is an art that refurbishes the creativity and open the closeness with reality. Painting is a good hobby and is a better way to explore mind and new ideas.
  4. Writing On Social Media – With the hike in use of social media, people uses to get in contact with friend, relatives or crowd of people using social networking site. Your blog or article wiring can be a good hobby.
  5. Technological knowledge – Technology is enhancing day by day, updating the face of life. A bulky computer system has reached the pockets of human and new generation is a bit inclined to grab the information about these. You can mention it as your hobbies. There are several means of gathering technological information like magazines, internet, any tech hub nearby etc.
  6. Gardening – Gardening is a hobby that not only helps you to maintain a green area, but also takes you closer to nature. Your knowledge about plants, instruments used, your time sharing for gardening etc. will be probed in the interview.
  7. Repairing – Normally, boys always take a keen interest in repairing household goods. Some people have a good experience or repairing small faults, their mobile phones and PC. Whatever you repair, just do it with interest and focus.
  8. Dancing or singing – Many candidates have participated in dancing and singing competitions in their school and college events. Their interest and inclination toward these skills can be a good hobby. What you need is to grab more knowledge and think more deeply on these hobbies.
  9. Playing musical instruments – Many candidates have good knowledge of playing the musical instrument. Those candidates need to rub their talent and inculcate it in their free time.
  10. Reading – Some people are inclined toward reading novels or some special kind of books (not subjective books). Well, reading novels ignite creativity and creativity frames a good psychology.
  11. Yoga – These days, yoga has become one of the best time spending activities as it is the easiest way to lose weight and stay healthy. TV, DVDs, internet and magazines are basic medium to learn yoga. Chances of probing on this section are more as compared to others.

Apart from the above suggestions, the candidates can also have any other different hobby. But make sure, your hobby should be productive. Just analyse your interest and stay ready for counter questioning.

Points to remember

  • All suggestions given above will be deeply probed.
  • Don’t bluff the IO.
  • Knowledge and experience matter a lot.
  • Self-introspection drills your hobbies and interest.

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Just remember, SSB selects a potential officer by accessing his past. So the more you utilize your time productively, the more you step toward your recommendation.

 

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8 Badges PARA Commandos Earn By Playing With Death

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Hello Warriors. Para Commandos are a Special Forces unit of the Indian Army mandated with missions such as special operations. Being a Para Commando is the best thing that can happen to an Army soldier. They are not just soldiers, they are the ‘soldier’s soldier’!

The Para Commando earns various badges as honours for distinct service and task he does by playing with death, literally! For them, earning a badge is all about ‘do or die’ but beating all odds, the elite soldiers have modified it to ‘do it before you die’.

Here are the 8 badges para commandos earn by playing with death:

  1. Balidaan Badge: This badge is worn by the Para Special Forces. The badge on the maroon beret speaks volume about who you are and what you are capable of! The Balidaan Badge is earned by just 4-5 volunteers out of selected 100. You really have to be the best to earn it. The Balidaan Badge is only for SF badged members. This includes doctors posted in the unit and has completed probation and service requirements. It is also awarded for first confirmed kill.
  2. Wings: Not essentially a badge, but the wings speak that you are a part of the airborne battalion. They are air dropped behind the enemy lines to cut their supplies, reinforcement and be on standby until the Infantry or Artillery proceeds further. It is a high risk task as they are in the enemy territory at any given time and pose fatal risk of getting detected and attacked.
  3. Sleeve Badges: The Special Forces of Parachute Regiment get to wear the arm title which reads, ‘Special Forces’. Lance Naik Mohan Nath Goswami, AC, was one from the 9 Para (SF) Commandos who wore the same making the supreme sacrifice of his life for the country.
  4. Combat Free Falling: The free-fall course requires at least 50 jumps from altitudes up to 33,500 feet to pass. Both HALO (High Altitude Low Opening) and HAHO (High Altitude High Opening) techniques are learned. Apart from regular parachute badge, freefall jumpers wear a gold badge below the medal ribbons centred on left pocket. It is after this that they earn the coveted Combat Free Falling Badge.
  5. Diving: Some of the trainees are also taught specialised mode of infiltration and exfiltration, either by air (combat freefall) or sea (combat diving).Those opting for the combat diving earns the Diving badge. The badge speaks that you are ready to take any mission either on land or sea. Diving badges are common in SF as they have a diving component in every squadron/company.
    PARA commando badges
  6. Number of Jumps Badge: This badge is earned by the Para Commando who completes 20, 50 or subsequent number of jumps during combat freefall. This marks the number of jumps the commando has achieved since his training.
  7. Chakrata Badge: This rare badge is that worn over the ribbons which appears like a winged square with a dagger enclosed in lightning. This signifies service with Special Frontier Force based in Chakrata after the 1962 Sino-Indian war.
  8. Tiger Hill Badge: This badge is awarded to the Para Commandos who has helped the capturing of tiger hill during the 1999 Kargil war.

Apart from this, there are various other badges earned for distinguished service by the Commandos of the Parachute Regiment. Do you know some? Share with us.

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Recommended For Triservices: Army, Airforce and Navy

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Hello Aspirants, I am Prateek Sharma, currently pursuing my B.Tech in Electronics and Communication from Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore. I have been a regular visitor of SSBCrack since I was a fresher for SSB. It has helped me a lot, reading from experiences and success stories of many who were at different SSB’s all over India. Since, it has given me a lot; I thought to share my own story over here too. I hope it will be of some help to the readers.

 

I feel proud of being one of the luckiest ones in this country to get recommended for all three forces i.e. Indian Air Force, Indian Army and Indian Navy. I have appeared for the SSB 7 times and having being recommended thrice gives me immense pleasure and satisfaction. Being a Fauji kid, I always had a dream of joining forces and wanted to be in one of the academies and defence establishments from childhood. I saw soldiers, irrespective of the colour of the uniform and imagined myself in them. It all started in 2011; I appeared for National Defence Academy (NDA) examination with my friends. I cleared it and got my maiden call for SSB at 2AFSB, Mysore in January 2012. I was a fresher then and was very excited about it. But I couldn’t make it, I was conferenced out whereas two of my best buddies made it through and they are presently under training at Indian Naval Academy (INA), Ezimala. I was happy for them but same time I knew I had things to improve upon.Recommended for Indian Army, Airforce and Navy 2

TIP: For freshers, it is your golden opportunity. Try to make full use of it, be aware of the procedure at SSB before appearing for it and try your level best because “ Yeh mauka baar baar nahi milta.”

For repeaters, it’s often said “Once a repeater, always a repeater.” Don’t be afraid of that tag, instead be proud of it. I have been recommended as repeater always and if I can do it, anyone of you can also do it. Make a healthy self-introspection and find out ways to improve upon the things you wish to.

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I knew my mistakes and things which I could work out on. I practised hard for long hours on my mental and physical stability. I remember having tears in my eyes for not making it the first time with my friends but ensured those moments never came back. It paid off; I got recommended for the first time at 2AFSB, Mysore for Indian Air Force as Fighter pilot on 14th September. I had tears of joy then fulfilling my dream to join my friends at NDA. For medical reasons, I couldn’t join academy that time and was very unhappy about it. The only way I had to try for SSB again was after graduation. So, I made myself up and concentrated on my academics.Recommended for Indian Army, Airforce and Navy 1

In these four years, there was not a single day I didn’t think of my recommendation, academy and friends at training. I used to meet them in their term breaks, listen to their stories and get amused like a child with his favourite toy. I used to look like them, according to people but I wanted to be one of them. The only things which were there for me were my parents; family, friends and most importantly hope and urge to be there. I never lost hope and knew if I could do it then, I can do it again. I had my dreams and was adamant to follow them even if I was alone in the path.Recommended for Indian Army, Airforce and Navy 4

I got the opportunity to attend SSB again this year for Indian Army and Navy. Learning from my own experiences, stories and mistakes I appeared for both in full confidence. I got recommended for Indian Army on 14th January for University Entry Scheme (UES) from 20SSB, Bhopal and Indian Navy on 08th March for the same entry from 12SSB, Bangalore. Irrespective of the huge crowds on the screening day, I was unfazed and had only one idea; to achieve my aspiration, to get recommended again.

Now to my dear readers and defence aspirants, SSB is a life time experience and having appeared it for 7 times, I have learnt new things every time making long lasting friendships and relations. So, whether it is any SSB or even in real life, have an aim, dream to the fullest and strive to achieve them with your fullest confidence and endurance. Nothing is impossible in this world if a person makes up his mind to achieve something. Freshers, be fully aware of happenings in the world, procedure and ways of tackling them at SSB’s and my dearest repeaters, don’t worry about being one and face every attempt to your best abilities. Keep trying and never lose hope, because if you have it in you, you will definitely make it one day soon.Recommended for Indian Army, Airforce and Navy 3

At last I would like to quote one special thing, it took 22 years for Sachin Tendulkar and Leonardo Di Caprio to achieve their dreams, despite being among the best in world. If they can do it, you too can. All the best. JAI HIND…!!!

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Contact me for any queries related to any force or SSB at [email protected] through emails or you could follow me on Facebook – Prateek Sharma, Bangalore. I would be really happy if I could be of any help to you.

9 Actual Reasons You Are Crazy For The Armed Forces

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9 Actual Reasons You Are Crazy For The Armed Forces

The nature of an Armed Forces Personnel’s job isn’t easy and neither is it everyone’s cup of tea. There are numerous challenges and unexpected, uncertain scenarios which these personnel have to face on a daily basis. This is the very essence of the Armed Forces. Knowing the fact that once you make the decision to join the Forces your life will be anything but ordinary. The challenges, the difficulties, the victories, the triumphs and the brotherhood, all this becomes a part of every soldier’s life.

I’ve come across a lot of people who have a number of misconceptions about our Armed Forces and who feel that joining the Forces was a last resort for many who are currently serving. Yet there are others, who are aware of the Fauji lifestyle, who know that life in the Forces isn’t easy but it’s worth all the sacrifices and the difficulties, who remain determined despite being told not to consider the Armed Forces as a career option, these people are the die-hard defence aspirants who seem to have set their minds to being a part of this prestigious institution.
Let’s now see the actual reasons that make every defence aspirant go crazy for the Armed Forces:

  1. Uniforms!
    This has to be the number one ‘actual’ reason why people fall for the Armed Forces. You see, the uniform isn’t just about the colour or the stars or the medals/ ribbons. It’s much more than that. The very fact that someone is in a uniform (considered as an authoritative figure) instantly generates immense respect for that person in others and who doesn’t want to be respected?
  2. The Pride
    So you see an Armed Forces personnel walk past you and their aura just blows your mind. Pretty awesome feeling isn’t it? You see a man/woman who is safeguarding and protecting your country, not only do you respect them but you have a sense of pride as well. As for the men and women in uniform it’s a matter of great pride. To be able to wear the uniform and to be a part of an organization which works for the greater good.

    Indian Air Force Cadets
    Indian Air Force Young Officers
  3. The Prestige.
    When you hear someone say “My brother is in the Army” or “My sister is in the Navy” or “My father’s in the Airforce”, I’m sure you must be looked that person in awe. The prestige attached to the Armed Forces is something that motivates and inspires the defence aspirants. Let’s not forget that the might and strength of our Armed Forces are talked about worldwide.
  4. The Honour.
    Ever seen and noticed the body language of any Armed Forces personnel? Solemnity and a sense of purpose follow men and women in uniform. Serving in the Armed Forces is without a doubt about fulfilling a sense of honour for some.
  5. The Adventure and Love for Travelling
    For most of the defence aspirants, this is a common reason which draws them towards the Armed Forces. The Forces offer its personnel the opportunity to live a life full of adventures, meeting new people, visiting new places- be it the deserts of Rajasthan or the Siachin Glacier, life in the Forces is anything but routine work and monotony. At each step, you have the chance to overcome your fear and to take on the challenges.
  6. The rich history and culture of the Armed Forces.
    For some, the wartime acts of valour of Martyrs and the role of the Forces during other civil emergencies in the country instils respect for what our Armed Forces stand for and it acts as reminder that no task is impossible for our soldiers. The gallantry and the heroism of our soldiers make people want to be one of them. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of such an organization which has such a rich history?
  7. The movies made on our Armed Forces.
    So I’m pretty sure every defence aspirant has some of the other favourite patriotic movie. Be it LOC Kargil, Border, Lakshya, Prahar, etc, each movie has made an impact on its audience capturing and enabling us to see a small fraction of what life is like in the Armed Forces. These movies attempt to show how the Armed Forces work and how at each step, every day, they risk their lives so that we can all be safe and sound.
  8. The genuine love for the country.
    Some people, have this rare respect and love for the country which makes them join the Armed Forces, not for the heck of it but because they feel that the best way to give back to the country is by protecting and defending it.
  9. Family Tradition.
    In some cases, joining the Armed Forces is an entrenched family tradition. In some families, generations spanning back to World War I and beyond have fought in the military. New generations, already aware of the lifestyle, highly anticipate the day when they can take up their family’s proud legacy of the Armed Forces.So are you ready to live a life less ordinary?

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Agni I Test Fired: 9 Things To Know

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Hello Warriors. India on 14th March, 2016 successfully test-fired it’s indigenously built Nuclear-Capable Intermediate Range Agni-I ballistic missile, capable of hitting a target 700 kms away. It was conducted from a test range off Odisha coast as part of a user trial by the Army.

It was test-fired from a mobile launcher at 9:15 AM from launch pad-4 of the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Abdul Kalam Island (Formerly, Wheeler Island).

Here’s all you need to know about Agni 1 missile and this development:

  1. The trial, which formed part of training exercise by the Strategic Forces Command (SFC) of Indian Army, was fully successful.
  2. The sophisticated missile covered 700 km distance within 9 minutes and 36 seconds.
  3. The trajectory of the trial was tracked by a battery of sophisticated radars, telemetry observation stations, electro-optic instruments and naval ships from its launch till the missile hit the target area with accuracy.
  4. Agni-I is the first missile of the Agni series launched in 1983 by the DRDO as part of Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme (IGMDP) in India.Agni I Test Fired
  5. Developed by Advanced Systems Laboratory, the premier missile development laboratory of DRDO in collaboration with Defence Research Development Laboratory, Research Centre Imarat, it was integrated by Hyderabad based Bharat Dynamics Limited.
  6. Powered by both solid and liquid propellants, it can be fired from road and rail mobile launchers.
  7. The 15-metre-long Agni 1 weighs around 12 tonne and can carry both conventional and nuclear payload of about 1000 kg.
  8. It can travel at a speed of 2.5 km/s and can destroy targets ranging between 700 and 1250 kms away.
  9. Agni-I missile is equipped with sophisticated navigation system which ensures it reaches the target with a high degree of accuracy and precision.

The Agni I missile already has been inducted into armed forces and claimed to be a part of the India’s minimum credible deterrence under ‘No First To Use’ policy. The first trial of Agni-I was conducted in 1989 and the last user trial was conducted in November 2015 on Agni IV from Dr. Abdul Kalam (Wheeler) Island.

The missile, which has already been inducted into armed forces, has proved its excellent performance in terms of range, accuracy and lethality.

6 Funny Responses Soldiers Might Give If Asked “Have You Ever Killed Anyone?”

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So the heading got your attention didn’t it?! Well, killing a human being is no joke and this is a whole another topic of discussion altogether however, I want to make it very clear that this article is on a lighter note of how our soldiers can and do respond when asked probably the most common question- “have you ever killed anyone?” Our soldiers guard our borders and our country day in and day out, such is the nature of their job. Now in doing so, it’s only natural that some terror causing and peace hating elements must be eliminated in order to ensure that the citizens of our country are safe and sound.
Some people who have a rudimentary understanding of how our Armed Forces work might just think and feel that all our soldiers do is to kill people, precisely the enemies. It is quite possible for a soldier to have a civilian friend or a neighbour or an extended family member. For such soldiers coming across this particular question is nothing new. The chances are almost next to nil that if a soldier and a civilian are sitting together, the soldier hasn’t been asked this question. It’s quite an awkward and a difficult moment for some soldiers, since they aren’t quite sure what to say. But let’s not forget that our soldiers have an amazing sense of humour and so some soldiers add their own pinch of sarcasm and answer these questions.

Following are some of the funny, sarcastic responses that the soldiers can and do give to this question:

  1. Not yet.
    The soldier wants to maintain the mystery and the curiosity which this question carries. So when asked if he ever had to use the rifle, most of them say ‘yeah, well, not yet’. Some might even look you straight in the eye while answering with a smile on their faces and make you feel maybe you’re the first! Scared yet?
  2. The crazy laughter.
    So you decided to throw this question at a soldier, thinking you are probably the first one and you’ll get the correct response. Well genius you were wrong. He’s a soldier! This question is probably the most commonly asked to them so it’s possible that they are fed of being asked this time and time. Their response? Well they’ll just laugh it off, in a crazy way though. This is typically called the ‘nuclear option’.
  3. Metaphorically.
    As I said that the soldiers have a great sense of humour and know exactly how to tackle awkward situations, some just take a it to a whole another level and blow our minds. Imagine a soldier gazing hard at something and very seriously saying ‘metaphorically’. Like one could kill someone without actually killing them. Pretty intellectual isn’t it?!
  4. Yes I killed someone, I was pretty hungry.
    We know that soldiers survive in pretty tough conditions and places and some of these places are such where luxurious food is only a dream for them. Some soldiers use the ‘food’ card and it usually scares people away! They might say, “Oh yes I have killed people, I was pretty hungry then you know. Had to eat something.” Makes me wonder whether one should laugh or just run away after hearing this!
  5. Superheroes don’t kill.
    Soldiers are no less than superheroes for us. Some soldiers know it all a little too well. Their reaction to this question? “Superheroes do not kill”. Pretty awesome no?

If I tell you then I’ll have to kill you.
Didn’t see this coming did you? The question pretty much backfired. You ask the silly question, the soldier has the last laugh. Ha.

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26 Pictures From IRON FIST Exercise 2016 You Can’t Miss

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The Indian Air Force on Friday displayed its combat and firepower in ‘Iron Fist Exercise 2016’. We bring you awesome pictures from IRON FIST 2016 exercise if you have missed watching the awesome show. This is the first time firepower of indigenous fighter plane ‘Tejas’ displayed.

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‘Exercise Iron Fist’: 10 Points You Need To Know

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IRON FIST 2016

Hello Warriors! The Indian Air Force today showcased its combat and fire power in the Pokhran desert of Rajasthan at Exercise Iron Fist this evening. President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the event.

The cutting-edge aircraft of the Indian Air Force displayed the full breadth of their capability. It not only showed the battle preparedness of the Indian Air Force but also sent a message to the enemy!

Here is all about ‘Exercise Iron Fist’:

  1. The Iron Fist exercise conducted by the Indian Air Force is a showcase of capabilities of the world’s fourth largest air force. The day-night combat exercise included more than 181 aircraft including frontline aircraft like Su 30Mki.
  2. The exercise began with a flypast showing the IAF’s journey over eight decades, with the oldest member of its fleet, the de Haviland Tiger Moth, flying alongside its latest acquisitions. The mixed formation included MiG-21s, MiG-27s, MiG-29s and the Su-30
  3. The dignitaries were welcomed by Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha and other senior officers. Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singh and Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje were also present.
  4. ‘Iron Fist Exercise 2016’ saw the participation of 181 aircraft, 103 of them fighter planes, which comprised of six different themes which showcased the operational capabilities of the IAF.
  5. All the frontline fighters in IAFs inventory, including the Su-30 MKI, participated in the exercise close to the Indo-Pak border.
  6. The indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas was an attraction at the exercise, where India displayed its firepower with 22 types of platforms and weapons systems to demonstrate its state-of-the-art capabilities in meeting challenges be it from air, land or sea.
  7. The Made in India Light Combat Aircraft Tejas fired air to air missiles. The indigenously built Light Combat Helicopter, to be inducted into the Air Force soon, fired rockets including Akash surface to air missile.
  8. The Air Force showcased its network centric operations with an Indian-made airborne early warning and control aircraft (AEW&C) system.
  9. Night bombing and firing was demonstrated from about 7.20 pm. The exercise ended today, on 18th March, a little before 8 pm.
  10. The IAF had demonstrated its day-dusk-night operational capabilities during Iron Fist 2013. Today’s exercise showcased the journey of the IAFs transformation over the years and covered its glorious history while presenting its lethal side.
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