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Brigadier Brig S P Nanda talks about Artillery course, what is Artillery and other details about a Career in Artillery.

















Artillery

Brig S P Nanda | Brigadier | Indian Army


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Artillery
Brig S P Nanda
Brigadier | Indian Army
[ 36 years Experience ]
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What is Artillery?


A Career in Artillery is very intriguing. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find information about What Artillery actually is. Most pages on the internet just talk about How to get into Artillery. The most authoritative source of information on Artillery is someone with real experience in it.

Brigadier Brig S P Nanda has worked in Artillery for 36 years. Brigadier Brig S P Nanda outlines Artillery as:

Artillery is a class of large military weapons built to fire munitions far beyond the range and power of infantry's small arms.





How Brigadier Brig S P Nanda got into Artillery?


I did graduation in Arts from Pathankot. Since I was Senior under Officer in the NCC, I got entrance to the Army and joined Indian Military Academy in 1959. I served in Indian Army for 32 years and retired as Brigadier in 1993. I then served in BSF for 4 years before retiring in 1997. I now run PAMMI NANDA FOUNDATION, the focus of which is on free computer education for economically weaker section.





Brigadier Brig S P Nanda's Talk on Artillery



Starts with what is:
     1) Artillery  

Next, it covers Education. We all know that only 10% of what is taught in Artillery is actually used in real life. The Education section of the Talk clearly explained what is the 10% needed in Artillery. It defines Education in terms of following items for Artillery:
     2) Entry to Artillery  
     3) History  
     4) Arsenal  
     5) Role of Artillery  

Then, the Talk focuses on the most important component that is Skills. Anyone aspiring for Artillery needs to understand that Skill development is crucial for success. It discusses following headings for Skills in Artillery:
     6) Discipline  
     7) Leadership Quality  
     8) Decision Making  
     9) Team Spirit  
     10) Physical Fitness  

Artillery has an interesting list of Positives. These are the Positives of Artillery:
     11) Respect  
     12) Wide Scope  
     13) Opportunity in Aviation Corps  
     14) Foreign Mission  
     15) Glamour Postings  

Challenges define Artillery as much as the Positives of the same:
     16) High Responsibility  
     17) Tough Conditions  
     18) Handling Weapons  

In the final section of the Talk, Brig S P Nanda talks about How a day goes in a Career in:
     19) Artillery  





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