[ANI] The French Army band performed here on Saturday, as India invited military bands and cultural troupes of armies from around the world to strengthen ties and promote peace through music. The itinerary included performances by world-class musicians of The Royal EME (UK), The French Army, The Sri Lankan Army, The Bangladesh Army and The Nepalese Army apart from bands of the Indian Army, the Indian Air Force and the Indian Navy.
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[AgustaWestland] AgustaWestland, a Finmeccanica company, is pleased to announce the award of a contract by the Bangladesh Navy for two AW109 Power maritime helicopters. The helicopters will be used for a wide range of naval missions including search and rescue, economic zone protection, surface surveillance and maritime security.
Read more... Bangladesh has vowed to buy a squadron of new fighters and has resumed efforts to purchase two maritime patrol aircraft. Planning minister A K Khandker, a former chief of air staff at the Bangladesh air force, told the country’s parliament that the government plans to buy a squadron of new fighters, plus an air-defence radar system. Khandker says the nation is also in the process of buying two maritime patrol aircraft, as well as two helicopters for peacekeeping missions.
Read more... [TOI] At first glance, Lieutenant Farah al Habshi presents a demure picture, with a hijab around her head, even though she dons the white and blue Royal Malaysian Navy uniform. But appearances, as one learns, can be extremely deceptive. [TOI] The just-concluded visit of chief of Bangladesh army General Mohammed Abdul Mubeen may pave the way for joint exercises between Indian and Bangladesh armies, it was learnt from army sources in Kolkata. Mubeen was in the city before flying back to Dhaka on Saturday, after a week-long visit to Delhi, Kashmir and Rajasthan.
[OUTLOOK] Bangladesh Army Chief Gen Mohd Abdul Mubeen today visited Leh in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir state. In Leh, he was briefed by 14 Corps Commander Lt Gen S K Singh about the deployment of Indian armed forces in high altitude areas, their operational characteristics and the terrains there. Raised after the Kargil war, the Leh-based 14 Corps looks after the Army operations in Ladakh region along with the Line of Control with Pakistan and the Line of Actual Control with China.
[PTI] Bangladesh will honour the Indian Army for its key role in the country’s ‘Liberation War’ against Pakistan by inscribing the names of Indian soldiers killed in the 1971 military operation at a special memorial in the heart of the capital.
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