INDIAN BEST 10 ARMY HEROES . JAI BHARATH MATHA. (indian army marshal )

 WELL COME TO INDIAN ARMY BEST PERSON OR HEROES.

1.FIELD MARSHAL SAM MANEKSHAW.

field marshal Sam  manekshaw ,an indomitable leader and an iconic in indian military history ,stands as a testament to courage ,strategic brilliance ,and unwavering dedication to the nation.

widely regarded  as one of the finest military commanders, his contributions have left an indelible mark on the indian army ,earning him a place of honor among the country s true heroes.

born on April 3,1914, in Amritsar ,Sam hormesis Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw displayed early signs of leadership and determination.

commissioned into the British indian army in 1934, his journey began with the 2nd battalion of the royal Scots, setting the stage for a stellar career that would shape the destiny of the indian military.

Manekshaw s leadership  prowess came to the forefront during the tumultuous times of world war 2.

he served with distinction in various theaters, including Iraq, Burma, and the northeast.

his exceptional performance in the Burma campaign earned him the military cross ,marking the beginning of a decorated military career.

however ,it was during the 1971 Indo- Pak war that Manekshaw etched his into history .as the chief of the army staff, he orchestrated a brilliant military campaign that  led to the  liberation of Bangladesh.

Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw (3 April 1914 -27 June 2008 ) ,also known as Sam bahadur  was an indian army general officer who was the  chief of the  army staff during the Bangladesh liberation war in 1971,and the first  indian army officer to be promoted to the rank of field marshal .his active military career spanned four decades, beginning with service in world war 2.

Manekshaw joined the first intake  of the indian military academy at Dehradun in 1932.he was commissioned into the 4th battalion ,12th frontier force regiment. in world war 2.he was awarded the military cross for gallantry .following the partition of indian in 1947,he was reassigned to the 8th Gorkha rifles .

after completing the higher command course at the imperial defence college, he was appointed the general officer commanding of the 26th infantry division. He also served as the  commandant of the defence  services staff college .in 1962,he  was accused in a politically motivated treason trial, he was eventually  found innocent but thus could not serve in the 1962 war .in 1963, Manekshaw was promoted to the  rank of army commander and took over western command ,then was transferred in 1964 to eastern command . in this role ,in 1967, he  was involved in the  first indian victory against a Chinese offensive during the Nathu la and Cho la clashes.

                                                         next indian marshal.(INDIAN AIR FORCE)

ARJAN SINGH.

marshal of the indian air force Arjan Singh (15 April 1919 _ 16 September 2017) was a senior air force 

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officer of indian air force . he served as the staff from 1964 to 1969, leading the air force through the Indo - Pakistani war of 1965 .he  was the first and only officer of the indian air force (IAF) to be promoted to five -star rank as marshal of the  indian air force . equal to the indian army rank of field marshal .

Singh attended the royal air force college Cranwell at the age of 19 and  graduated in 1939. he joined the no.1 squadron  IAF and  served  in the   north west frontier province .in world  war 2 ,he  commanded this  squadron during the  Arakan campaign and was awarded the distinguished flying cross .in 1945,the he attended the RAF staff college ,Bracknell. after the  partition of indian in 1947.he led the first fly - past  royal indian air force (RIAF) aircraft over the red fort in Delhi. He then commanded air force station ,Ambala at the  rank of group captain.in 1950, after completing the staff course at joint service defence college, Latimer, Buckinghamshire was promoted to the  rank of air commodore and took over the  operational command. He commanded the  operational command in two  stints.in 1958, the  post was upgraded to air  officer commanding -in - chief at the rank of air vice marshal.

after attending the imperial defence college in 1960 ,he served as the air officer in charge  of  administration at  air  headquarters. in 1963, he took over as the  deputy chief of the  air staff and  then as the vice chief of the  air staff and then as the vice chief of the air staff .Singh assumed office as the  air staff, on 1 august 1964.for his  distinguished service in commanding the IAF during the  Indo- Pakistani war of 1965,he was awarded the Padma Vibhushan and in 1966 become the first IAF officer to be promoted to air chief marshal .

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