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Indian Army - Indian Army Staff | | Indian Army - Indian Army Staff: Encyclopedia II - Indian Army - Indian Army Staff | |
Indian Army - Strength.
* includes 300,000 1st line troops and 500,000 2nd line troops
** includes 40,000 1st line troops and 160,000 2nd line troops
Indian Army - Rank Structure.
See: Army ranks and insignia of India
The various rank of personnel are listed below in descending order:
Field Marshal* (applicable only when a state of national emergency is declared)
General (the rank held by Chie ...
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| | | Indian Army: Encyclopedia II - Indian Army - Indian Army Staff
Indian Army - Indian Army Staff
Indian Army - Strength
* includes 300,000 1st line troops and 500,000 2nd line troops
** includes 40,000 1st line troops and 160,000 2nd line troops
Indian Army - Rank Structure
See: Army ranks and insignia of India
The various rank of personnel are listed below in descending order:
- Field Marshal* (applicable only when a state of national emergency is declared)
- General (the rank held by Chief of Army Staff)
- Lieutenant-General
- Major-General
- Brigadier
- Colonel
- Lieutenant-Colonel
- Major
- Captain
- Lieutenant
Note: Not listed are Indian Army's Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs). They rank below Commissioned officers & above Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs).
*So far, there have been only two officers conferred the rank: Field Marshal K M Cariappa -- the first Indian Commander-in-Chief (a post since abolished)-- and Field Marshal S H F J Manekshaw -- a distinguished former Army Chief who led the Army in the 1971 war with Pakistan. (See Field Marshal (India))
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