Indian Army Hell March 2024 Indias Republic Day Parade British Army vet Reacts

[@AjmalAjmal-b3s]

She is the president of India, mrs. Droupathi murmu

[@gautamsarkar5064]

The BSF was the only force in the country to deploy camels for operational and ceremonial duties. Very recently the Indian army has introduced the double humped camel in Ladakh. While camels may not be of use during war, they are useful in peace in desert environments.

[@death_parade]

Wait, Army has formally inducted the Bactrian camels? Or is it more a case of local Ladakhi shepards being asked to lend some camels for patrol?

[@francisaranha6514]

@@death_paradeif i recall correctly, its the ladhaki camels, as they are most suitable for that heights then the other.

[@death_parade]

@@francisaranha6514 Yeah, Ladakhi camels are a breed called Bactrian camels.

[@KarmHeeDharmHai]

Camels may not be the best for war - but they are good for patrolling and possibly logistics.

[@OneWorldView]

BSF stands for Border Security Force. Camels are used by patrol teams in the Rajasthan desert region.

[@whaddoiknow6519]

The camels are vital for patrolling the Thar desert border with Pakistan, especially in the Rann of Kutch, which is a huge salt marsh. Jeeps and such break down in the heat and salt water, but the camel keeps going.

[@FKNANGRYBRIT]

Horse power for camel power so to speak. Strange how many sections of multiple militaries still use horse for ceremony duties to date

[@happyhap7207]

India uses Range Rovers as they are Indian owned and Controlled. Just for your information, Jaguar Landrover is an indian owned company for more than a decade now. Also to share, the reason why the rocket launchers are different from what UK uses is that India develops its own weapons which in many cases are equal or better to the what the UK uses. OTher than the US no other country is technologically superior than India at the moment. That will also change soon. The parade was showcasing indian manufacuring, all those armored vehicles, missiles, rockets, bridges, radars, tanks are manufactured and designed in India with the only exception being the T-90 and BMP's which while manufactured here and upgraded by Indian tech is still based on the russian variant.

[@FKNANGRYBRIT]

I'd say uk tanks are far superior to what India have at the moment. Can only hope India have something better and soon the way tje world is going

[@pramedhindra5560]

camels are for border petrolling in desert area of Rajasthan

[@abrakidabra]

😂 Camels are never purposed for war. Only for border patrolling. Patrolling near harsh areas of desert coupled with less chances of infiltration and firing.

[@thabrezshaik4314]

After fighter pilots the women in 9:32 is the scientist who made indigenous fuel for missiles like bhramos, bhramos ng, pinaka etc

[@ronakgamer04]

Those camels you saw are essential for use in desert areas like thar desert, they are mainly used by BSF (border security force), only used for patroling the border, they are rarely used in wars.

[@gyanadeepakrout6333]

She is the President of India 🇮🇳

[@ninjagamings4997]

That rifle regiment is Rajputana Rifles...oldest rifle regiment of indian army. With 6 victoria crosses. The statue of queen was given for the bravery of rajput soldiers who fought in world war. 1 out of 9 statue made in total was awarded to the only indian regiment

[@FKNANGRYBRIT]

India for what the old British empire done ro the country and people have kept a very loyal nation. Can not fault their military for its bravery. Definitely up on par with the ghurka regiments

[@starone72]

They serve in the desert region of Rajasthan and Pakistan border. camels can reach places where vehicles and foot soldiers can reach so there is reason for camel regiment

[@sayanmandal1289]

This year all about the ladies mostly 👮🏾‍♀️👩🏾‍✈️💂🏾‍♀️. This year parade be like : Demy Lovato's introduction song . 🗿 It's hard to recon them because of the same uniform.

[@ayushpandey6851]

If I'm not wrong the camels are used for patrolling the line of control and nearby areas in the desert region where India shares its border with Pakistan. There have been many incidents of people illegally crossing the border using underground tunnels. That was the Border Security Force you were looking at. They're usually the first line of response when anything happens on the Western Indo-Pak border. I don't think they use camels in dealing with situations like that tho.

[@jakehudsonishere]

Camels are for petroling mate, the Border Security Force (BSF) uses them in the desert regions in the western border. Also this drill includes all security forces not just Army, Navy and Airforce, the police departments of different states and all the other paramilitary forces are also the part of the drill, obviously not every unit can perform so the best ones are selected every year. Also only select few weapon systems are shown in the parade every year, depending on the year's theme.

[@kkshekhar6181]

Talking about the medals ??? Are you forgetting that our armed forces are constantly fighting terrorists and fighting on our borders with both of our adversaries, those medals aren't just for showing off

[@FKNANGRYBRIT]

I beg to differ. Not one soldier wears ribbons or medals while deployed. They are for dress duties mainly. Not that they were not earned and rightly so

[@vikrantkichingia8428]

ur knowledge about systems is far better than many reaction youtubers who claim to b or been in the service

[@Social.SalaamNamaste]

RANGE ROVER is an INDIAN BRAND, MODI prefers INDIAN BRAND over any FOREIGN Brand

[@death_parade]

12:29 Those bike stunts look silly to me, ngl. Its an old British tradition from the British Corps of Signals that carried over into Indian Army's Corps of Signals and then to some non-Army organizations like the CRPF. And it continues till date, even though British Army has already phased out this tradition. 5:35 Thanks! I had no idea about the difference between an antenna and a aerial. I thought they were synonyms. Makes sense now why most of the electronics literature I read has the word antenna, but not aerial. 4:02 That "badge" is NOT the flag of the Para Commandos. It is just a flag bearing the insignia of the Indian Army Infantry. It is not the flag or insignia of any particular Infantry Regiment. Its a flag that represents all 350 Light Infantry Battalions of the Indian Army. 8:07 That is the Military Nursing Service. So it has females only. First time MNS marched on the Rajpath. 3:11 T-90 Is "not a bad tank" given that it is up against a handful of T-80UD and VT-4 from Pakistan and a few Type-96 from China. Everything else it faces is older Pakistani inventory of tanks based on T-55. So compared to all those, an Indian T-90 is good. Fun fact, India operates more T-90 tanks than Russia does. That said, the new Indian FMBT tank is coming along nicely. And unlike the Arjun tank, most of the tech in the FMBT, from engines to transmission to radars to sights, infrared imaging sensors and Active Protection System, are all Indian. Arjun project had already helped us become self-reliant in armour, cannon, ATGM, automatic target recognition and tracking, vetronics with BITE, etc. So overall, high chance that the FMBT will have >90% of its tech as completely Indian technology. And it will be superior to any current tank from any Asian nation. 4:53 Yeah, the MLRS UK and USA use are M270 and HIMARS, with a common rocket family across them. Those are mostly 234 mm caliber rockets, some guided with 90 km max range. This Indian MLRS system is called Pinaka, which carries 214mm caliber rockets, some guided with 80 km max range. Warhead sizes on both M270/HIMARS and Pinaka are the same (~100 kg) and both are connected to a theater-wide sensor-shooter network (The Indian equivalent is called the IACCS-Shakti, don't know what your version is called). Indian Army also uses heavier MLRS system of the 300 mm caliber. Right now the Soviet Smerch MLRS is being used, but it will be replaced by the new Indian MLRS called LRGR with 200 km range and a heavy 250 kg warhead. Your M270 and HIMARS also are used to fire TBM like the 300 km range ATACMS or the new 500+ km range PrSM. In this role, Indian Army uses dedicated launchers and fires much heavier TBMs like the 500 km range Pralay missile. Indian TBM also have a MUCH heavier warhead: 500 kg-1 ton warhead compared to the MUCH smaller 100 kg warheads of US and UK TBMs. This allows one Indian TBM to carry multiple precision attack sub-munitions (called MLPGM). The tradeoff is that Indian launcher vehicles carry less TBM per vehicle as a result. 6:01 Yep, it is a surface to air missile, jointly developed by India and Israel. It is called Barak-8, 90 km range. Another new Indian system in this category is the Akash NG, 80 km range. Army has these at Corps level. Div level uses the Indian Akash SAM, 30 km range. And Brigade level and below are covered by older Soviet-era systems but are about to be replaced by the new Indian QRSAM, 30 km range and a new SPAAG, still under development. A C-RAM/CIWS system called "Sudarshan" by L&T Defence will provide protection from drone swarms using 40mm AHEAD ammo, much like German MANTIS. Air Force also has the aforementioned systems and on top of that have another layer of long range SAMs like the S-400 and a final layer of Indian-designed ballistic missile defence systems to shoot down nuclear missiles from Pak or China, some even capable of shooting down satellites. ALL the above systems, along with a whole host of AESA military radars and even civilian radars are sewn together in one nation-wide Integrated Air Defence System (IADS). Using this IADS, India has enforced six Air Defence Indentification Zones over the entire country. So civilian flights operating here require an ADC number (authorized by the Air Force) in addition to the usual number used to identify to the civilian Flight Information Reigion as in a normal country. One chartered flight carrying US troops once forgot to get their ADC on time and drama ensued. The flight was merely passing near India, not meant to land there. But it was nevertheless made to land in India. It left the next day after the procedure was complete. 10:46 Ofcourse nobody rides a camel into battle, but desert patrols on camels are a lot easier than on foot or some generic vehicle. Those camels are from the Border Security Force (BSF). There are an entire host of "paramilitary in all but name" organizations in India, like the CRPF, ITBP, BSF, SSB, CISF, NSG and RPF. All of them (except the last one) are under Ministry of Home Affairs. Overall, these forces have a million men among them. And more than twice the amount of artillery cannons (not counting mortars) than the entire Canadian Army. Even has their own paratrooper units. Also, the Army doesn't use camels. They do have 6000+ mules though. For mountain warfare logistics.

[@Noobop-sz7vo]

And the Indian army has upgrades as well in the T90.

[@death_parade]

@@Noobop-sz7vo Yeah, there have been some minor upgrades. Stuff like a new Indian Thermal Imaging sights for Commander developed by IRDE, DRDO and manufactured by BEL are being fit on the T-90. And there is the new mine plough fitted to all Indian T-90. But these upgrades still leave a lot to be desired. Our T-90 were purchased without Shtora and till date do not have even a LWR, forget RWR or hardkill countermeasures. Frankly, if the Russians allow Indian Army and DRDO to actually seriously upgrade the existing T-90 tanks, we'll be able to make a new beast out of it. But Russians want to sell us the T-90MS and then Armata. They want to basically continue the system we had in the 1990s where Indian money bankrolled major Russian weapons programs like the Su-30, Su-35, MiG-29K, T-90, etc. Too bad that Indian weapons technology is catching up to the Russians. At this point it is better for us to focus on FMBT and then replace all Russian armour we have with FMBT. Same with FICV replacing BMP-2.

[@vikramvicki]

She is our president n commander of all forces

[@vaibhavpawar2458]

Jay Hind. Jay Bharat. Vande Matram. Proud Nation The Bharat ❤❤🎉🎉🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@RahulKumar-15]

Camels are mainly used in patrolling border of thar desert we don't go to war on camels 😂😂😂

[@chinmay662]

Best breakdown. Ur the only guy amidst vet channels who actually knows his stuff.

[@combatreadyhq]

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the comment and support!

[@chinmay662]

@@combatreadyhq lets find time to chat sometime. U wont be disappointed.

[@combatreadyhq]

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[@chinmay662]

@@combatreadyhq not allowed on social media.u would understand.

[@johnmoore8016]

I bet they done a lot of practice to get everything right. It was a very beautiful parade to see all those people marching. (Mississippi gulf Coast, USA)

[@hellomoto2084]

That mbrl was Pinaka mate , its indigenous 214 mm one. It has a many versions , including guided ones.

[@veenaalzam5980]

She is our honorable President of india and she is from tribal background.❤

[@serpentblade8704]

10:50 camels are best for the western thar desert of India, especially for border patrol.

[@meintocyber]

French president Macron was the chief guest of Republic day Parade and French legion were also include in Parade. And Bugghy which was boarded by French president and Indian President also used by British Viceroy.

[@theheatcontent1637]

you turned the video off early it had the bikers and Airshow at the end, the female only regiments you were talking about are actually female only service called MNS (Millitary Nursing Services) they are millitary paramedics including special forces doctors, we don't have any female only regiments the theme of this years parade was women empoverment that's why this parade was female centric, the contingent in khakhi color uniform was of Delhi Police, CAPF which is the Paramilitary ,The French Foreign Legion was invited this year and you didn't notice Macron in the starting , the lady you didn't recognize was the President the first citizen of India, and Modi is the Prime Minister. Not every officer is as decorated as the 4 Cheifs you saw at the very start, The PM's security is taken care by the SPG (Special Protection Group) and the Cavalry you saw was actually the PBG (Presidents Bodygaurds) they're the senior most regiment and the most eliet troopers of the Indian Armed Forces raised in 1700's. The All Terrain Vehicles and the 3 new vehicles at the start are made in India ( those were not the PARA SF, they're from the regular Infantry, the multi barrel missile system in Indian Pinaka Missile system which has 12 missiles and are fully indiginous and it is also laser guided, the

[@ankushpuri3281]

Bsf or border security force is camel mounted for desert sector patrolling

[@vickyyadav5723]

They have got bcz they always in CI/CT operation they r always deployed to fight they always engaged in fight. And camels r deployed in Desert area used by paramilitary force BSF

[@jameslynch7826]

The Indian army still patrols the frontier with the Mahwani breed of horse, much loved by HM The Queen and they leave no digital trace or logistical trail. They can go places no vehicles can and quietly. Ditto the mule or camel. It would be interesting to pitch them against a western unit up in the hills on a patrol competition. I suspect l know who’s going to go win. The Chindits also opted for the mule across the jungle and steep mountain ranges of Burma. As did some of the CIA in Afghanistan.

[@andrewdrittler5307]

Hey Jameslynch7826. Did you mean to say Marwari breed of horse? I've never heard of the Mahwani breed.

[@death_parade]

Indeed. Although, I am a bit miffed with the Army's latest purchase of "Robotic mules," you know like that quadrupedal robot Spot from Boston Dynamics? The one Army ordered is the Vision 60 model from American firm Ghost Robotics and it can carry a mere 10 kg upto around 10-20 km. Pathetic compared to a proper mule. Yet the Army blew a 285 crore Rupees hole in their budget ordering it. *This 285 crore could have been spent on Infantry gear! This amount of money would have bought 3rd Generation binocular Night Vision Goggles with friggin White phosphor tint and stupendous 1700+ Figure of Merit. And not just for a battalion or two. With this much money, we could have bought enough of these advanced NVGs to equip ALL troops in every Ghatak Platoons in at least 100 Infantry Battalions. For reference, entire Army has 350 Light Infantry Battalions.* I have a bad feeling that this was some bureaucratic or political compulsion. Same with that silly order for jetpacks. Jetpacks are just not tactically viable right now. Especially in the thin air of the China front. These silly orders are atrocious, especially given the peanuts of funding that the Army does get for modernization. Imagine what Field Marshal Manekshaw would have said to this nonsense.

[@hellomoto2084]

Marwari are not used , and mahwani are not a breed . The actual breed used are thoroughbred and hanoverians ones. Especially the 61 St cavalry .

[@francisaranha6514]

You missed the airforce. Just informing if you didn’t realise it. But anyhow, good reaction.

[@rbaruah8790]

You're missing half the information because you've got the sound off the camels belong to the border security force guarding the Rajasthan border which is a desert. ...hence the camels......

[@tseringgawa5606]

This year Republic Day parade theme was“ Women empowerment . So that’s why they use more women then men compare to other republic day parade

[@Zaheed-ip8mp]

Why are we trying to copy the woke west with this feminist bs 🤦‍♂️

[@rajdeeppathak6118]

camels are for border patrolling in desert areas connected to Pakistan. one cannot drive a vehicle on a desert. it will sink.

[@theheatcontent1637]

war is never comfortable, what do you expect out of war? Altough the camels are used only for patroling, the Medals are about 3 types (Gallantry, Service at hostile regions like Kashmir and North East, and anniversary medal like the 75 Independence Anniversary medal.

[@mannypanther30958]

He's the PM and not the president

[@jamiew.2718]

Immaculate drill and fantastic uniforms

[@senpai6285]

So camels are basically used for patrollling in desert area 😊

[@sssimba4201]

A Camel is useful for transport in Desert,Arid Environment. A motor vehicle may not be suitable insome terrain. The British military is now a run down force. Even the 2 new Aircraft carriers are hopeless harbour queens!

[@puncaz]

Camel Squad is BSF (Border Security Forces). That is more of a tradition thing. In Rajasthan Thar (Dessert) or Gujrat Kuch (Runn) international borders, BSF used to do patrolling using Camels. Not sure if they are still used or only used for ceremonial things.

[@NATION_FIRST_BRAVEHEARTS]

Camels are used to do survilance and intelligence gathering in deserts.

[@bakairosan4126]

Our forces see action all year round courtesy Pakistan and China sonyes lot of action and medals

[@shubhamdeep9459]

First brit who know how to do a reaction videos ( watching while communicating the exact topic)❤..!

[@combatreadyhq]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@anikethreddylakhireddy6280]

camels are for patrol in desert

[@daljitsadhrasingh7]

Saffron colour in the sikh regiment

[@trueindian6332]

Unlike UK India has Thar desert, Camels are the ships of desert, one major part of our western borders which has a sandy desert is guarded by the BSF Camel Regiment.

[@arjunr3096]

Bro Not British 🇬🇧💂 Army 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡. Republic indian 🇮🇳 Army ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.

[@prithwijitkb4305]

All the dare devil riders are women but you didn't understand it...........

[@shaunakkathavate470]

Those camals are used for border patrols in sand shifting areas of the desert. They are more efficient than vehicles in those areas. And thats a contingent from the Border Security Force which is a paramilitary force and not the army. When war breaks out the army is in the front lines and the BSF supports them and takes care of the interior.

[@G3_ENTERTAINMENT_MEDIA]

Your country give free medel in your army ok, my country give medel army persons performance based in our country.

[@FKNANGRYBRIT]

Can't speak for everyone but I did love parade. Being Scottish a march behind the drums and pipes gave me a hell of a sense if pride. Sadly I'd been in when a spit and polish had been a daily task and more than once in some instances. That 20 mins shower change and back on the drill square for every single soldier was definitely a push back in the day. Sad to see so many depots shutting down these days

[@kp-kq7ux]

Camels are not used for war neither are the horses nor are the bikes but either training a horse a camel or gaining that level of control over the motorcycle require plenty of focus, will and skill. These are art forms and Indian military preserves them. Its a way to give a message that we are so focused that we can make nature and machines March at our will. It's very much symbolic.

[@viksjolt1]

they don't go to war with the camels, but camels are everywhere in the desert, the next time you're in a desert and you see a group of camels coming your way would you think there are soldiers hanging by their sides ready to attack?? catch the drift?

[@nps7742]

Camels are use full for patrolling in in peace environment(india and pakistan have boarder problems in pakistan occupied kashmir not in rajasthan)and low cost.

[@DevanshSahu-br9py]

camels are used in desert boder areas for supervision of of boder od deseart areas not for war

[@QUEENLEESHA-uh5wd]

Please react more india army videos 😊😊

[@ariesyt9447]

😊done ✅

[@lakshmikrishna5660]

Please also see india republic day beating retreat

[@BabluKopali]

Good 👍

[@combatreadyhq]

👍👍

[@Sam-us3ng]

Can you please react to Indian Navy telefilm 2023

[@death_parade]

Yes please! I second this motion. You should react to the more official videos that are released by the forces because those have more information in them. There is also one that the Indian Army released on the occasion of Army Day about a month ago. It is on the official YT channel of the Army. Channel Name: ADGPI-INDIAN ARMY Video Name: ARMY DAY 2024 - Beginning of ‘Year of Tech Absorption’

[@capteagle9]

The camels are useful for patrolling...

[@MalayaKumar60]

Republic day of India 26 Jan

[@bro_is_pro]

❣️🇮🇳

[@austinshannon4197]

The chiefs won Super Bowl 58.

[@vijanankush]

get off the island and learn

[@manojdixit5075]

camels are more silent than desert vehicles , though they have those too' The white man sitting with our lady president was president Macron of France , and the marching group you thought were the french legions were indeed them . the bike stunts represent skills for extra ordinary situations . this years republic say parade represented woman power , therefore you saw many woman participants .

[@MG23418]

Camels are the ships of the desert.

[@blackmamba3427]

Camels used for patrol only

[@MrCheapwiskey]

I can hear a lady talking

[@vikasbhargava5653]

YOu probably chose the dumbest video without commentary. Otherwise the commentary is generally very self explanatory. And perhaps the worst edited video of the Republic Day.

[@farhanmustaque2919]

Bro if you don't know about camels....then you should know we have deserts too in our country..and they are the patrolling guards

[@yashusharma8178]

Don't take UK too seriously bud no one cares about UK in geopolitics and economics India is at a different level UK is just a deputy of U.S. India doesn't need NATO or to take any sides it has great relations with Russia and U.S. both need India along with other major nations except China..india is a big country and a big power u can't ignore India and do gud for various geopolitical reasons and economics..