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The visit was emotionally resonant as it brought the COAS back to the very battalion he was once commissioned into and had the honour to command.
Army chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi, on Sunday, visited a forward post at the Siachen Glacier, the world’s highest battlefield, and interacted with the valiant troops of 18 JAK RIF.
The visit was emotionally resonant as it brought the COAS back to the very battalion he was once commissioned into and had the honour to command.
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In a truly touching moment filled with nostalgia, the Gen Dwivedi reunited with seven Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) soldiers who had served under his leadership in the battalion as young soldiers.
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Amidst the icy heights of Siachen, he relived cherished memories, shared heartfelt moments and celebrated the unbreakable bond of camaraderie and timeless brotherhood with the soldiers.
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