Echoes of Bravery honours acts of courage and sacrifice from the battlefield and beyond. These are stories of men who stood their ground, made impossible choices, and gave their today so others could have a tomorrow — remembered not just for how they fought, but why.
The Twin Bump Raid remains one of the least-known yet most daring actions of the Kargil War. Discover how Sepoy Imliakum Ao, MVC, led the assault as scout, silently eliminated enemy sentries and helped 2 Naga Regiment capture a heavily defended Pakistani mortar position in broad daylight.
The Twin Bump Raid: How Sepoy Imliakum Ao Changed the Battle in Broad Daylight Read More »
An unsung story of Kargil war. A near-vertical climb, total surprise, and zero casualties—this is the incredible story of how Point 5770 was captured against all odds.
Point 5770: The Vertical Assault That Rewrote Courage — An Unsung Kargil War Story Read More »
This is not just the story of an air battle. It is the story of Flt Lt Alfred Cooke at Kalaikunda—a pilot who broke the rulebook, fought alone against overwhelming odds, and proved that wars are won not by machines, but by the men inside them.
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On a September morning in 1965, an Indian airbase in the eastern sector lay burning. Runways were cratered, aircraft wrecks
At just 21, Lt Karamjeet Singh Judge led one of the fiercest assaults of the Burma campaign, destroying multiple enemy bunkers before giving his life. Awarded the Victoria Cross, he was later forgotten—lost between India and Pakistan after Partition. This is the untold story of the original ‘ikkis’ whose courage Myingyan still remembers.
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An extraordinary story of grit, courage, and humility of Lt Premindra Bhagat (later Lt Gen P S Bhagat, PVSM, VC) — North Africa, 1941