Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 261-262W. Blackwood, 1947 - England |
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Page 414
... Assam Rifles in the war against Japan . Not a bad one either for a corps of Military Police whose previous train- ing was directed with a view not to warfare with the troops of a first- class Power , but to the far less exact- ing ...
... Assam Rifles in the war against Japan . Not a bad one either for a corps of Military Police whose previous train- ing was directed with a view not to warfare with the troops of a first- class Power , but to the far less exact- ing ...
Page 416
... Assam Rifles , under its old designation of the Lak- himpur Battalion of Frontier Police , was concerned mostly with affairs in the Abor and Mishmi countries , though it was often called upon to furnish ... Assam Rifles in Peace and War .
... Assam Rifles , under its old designation of the Lak- himpur Battalion of Frontier Police , was concerned mostly with affairs in the Abor and Mishmi countries , though it was often called upon to furnish ... Assam Rifles in Peace and War .
Page 422
... rifles . Loch retired , and decided to abandon further operations until the following cold weather . But other counsels prevailed ; the expedition , reinforced by two companies of the 1 / 8th Gurkhas , was ... Assam Rifles in Peace and War .
... rifles . Loch retired , and decided to abandon further operations until the following cold weather . But other counsels prevailed ; the expedition , reinforced by two companies of the 1 / 8th Gurkhas , was ... Assam Rifles in Peace and War .
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