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the process, achieving the Rank of
Brigadier General, attained Knighthood and Governorship of the Province of Scinde. Brigadier General Sir John Jacob was buried at Jacobabad, named after him. Being an engineer, during his illustrious career, he led the Regiment in the Famous Charge at Meeanee, invented a rifled gun which fired both shot and shell accurately up to 1200 yards and used a straight cavalry Sabre as a bayonet. This invention finds a place in the ‘Handbook of Ancient Firearms’. His Saddlery and Gun along with the Sabre are placed in the Officers' Mess in the Regiment. He also gave great thought to the location of his Grave and selected a spot in the flood plains of the Indus, wherein the flood waters would rise to the level of the foot of his grave and then recede due to overflow into the next area. This unique phenomenon resulted in the locals believing him to be a saint (Peer) and his grave is worshipped to this day. In fact, in 1997, the Pakistani Government spent a few lakhs of rupees to renovate the Grave and invited John Jacob's decedents at the re-inauguration. After that, they visited India as honoured guests of the Regiment.
981:, put him on duty in the Quarter Guard. The duty officer was sent to the river bank to see if Sowar Karam Singh was there. On finding him preaching there, the officer galloped back to the Quarter Guard to note Karam Singh absent but miraculously found Karam Singh on duty in the Quarter Guard. Soon Baba Karam Singh felt that it would be difficult to keep serving in the Army and requested his Squadron Commander for a discharge. On being told that he could not be given a premature discharge, Baba Karam Singh asked as to how a person be forcibly kept in the Army when he was not even listed on its rolls. On repeated scrutiny of the rolls of the Squadron, Baba Karam Singh's name was missing, so Baba Karam Singh devoted his entire time to the Guru and opened his Dera, which shifted at the time of Partition and is now near Kapurthala. With this double boon of the Hand of Allah from Mir Nuseer Khan's captured Standard and the Blessings of Baba Karam Singh, the Regiment is twice blessed in all its endeavours and prides its place amongst the finest Units in the Army.
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earnings or bounty earned by the
Regiment. Since the Scinde Horse was mostly on operational tasks and effected numerous recoveries, it earned a large amount of bounty and paid its officers and men handsomely. As a result, recruitment into the regiment also had a high price, which was a record in its own right – a soldier had to bring his own horse, Groom and also pay an enrolment fee as high as 800 rupees. Despite this, there was a rush to join the Regiment and soon the Regiment expanded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Scinde Horse. The Badge remained the same while the shoulder titles were distinctive.
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capability to undertake long marches and engage the enemy at a standoff or hold blocking positions to give the main force to organise itself. The only time The Scinde Horse carried Lances, was in a ceremonial role when it was chosen to escort His Royal
Highness, The Prince of Wales, on his visit to Delhi for the Royal Durbar in 1921. The Pennants on the Lances were Primrose and Blue. His Royal Highness, consented to become the Honorary Colonel of the Regiment and thence forth, the Regiment was Known as "The Prince of Wales' Own (PWO) Cavalry, The Scinde Horse".
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During partition the composition of the regiment with two
Mohamedan Squadrons was seen as likely to be allotted to Pakistan. The Sikhs were worried about the transition but stoic. It came as a surprise that the regiment would be retained by India. In August 1947 the Pathan Squadron was transferred to
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was too difficult and dangerous. Since this involved corridor protection along the route, laying in ambush and also accompanying the caravans, they travelled mostly in civilian dress with weapons hidden to look inconspicuous. As a result, they were popularly called "The Scinde
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who rode to their death in Crimea, showing foolhardy bravado, the 640 (8 Troops) Scinde horsemen showed both unsurpassed courage and tactical acumen in routing the enemy and winning an entire campaign. Unfortunately, there was no
Tennyson to write a ballad for this successful charge, instead of the
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Having been raised as a contingent from detachments of the Poona Horse and others under
Captain William Ward, the Scinde Irregular Horse got its first Commandant, John Jacob, an engineer from the Bombay Artillery. John Jacob commanded and then remained a mentor of the Regiment from 1839 to 1856, in
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Scinde Horse is the only regiment known to honour its enemy till date (the
Baluchi warrior on its badge) and has not changed its badge since its raising. At one point, the regiment carried nine Standards while on parade (regiments normally hold one), a unique privilege given to it for its valour.
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Regiment. It carried a Sabre, Broadsword and also a Rifle. It was capable of fighting both mounted and dismounted. The horses were huge, rising to 17 Hands and carried additional provisions and ammunition, giving the "Horse" Regiment a
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Provinces. While keeping the caravans safe from marauders, the Regiment ensured a fair contribution to the tribals of the lands through which the caravans passed. In those days, recruitment and salaries were uniquely determined. The remuneration was as per service and rank. It was paid out of the
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John Jacob was also a very able administrator and that is why the Scinde Horse was so successful in its task and kept the region under control. There was a special bond between the Regiment and the "Bootgee" Tribe, which was formed out of mutual respect amongst the fiercest warriors in the entire
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providing engineering support. Not to be deterred, the regiment reconnoitred the area and made an outflanking move through dense forest and broken country, most unsuitable for horses. In an unparalleled outflanking manoeuvre in which over 70 horses died of fatigue, the Scinde Horse surprised the
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Regiments carried Sabres and were further divided into Light Cavalry and Cavalry. They were employed to outflank the enemy in the battlefield and charge through his ranks to cause destruction. Whereas the Cavalry carried a Sabre and Broadsword, the Light cavalry carried only sabres and relied on
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instead. Instead, the Guide’s Dogra Squadron which had already joined Hodson’s Horse was sent to Scinde Horse. By 22 January 1948, the Scinde Horse was composed of two Sikh and one Dogra Squadrons. The last British Commandant of the regiment was Lieutenant Colonel KR Brooke and the first Indian
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enemy by appearing at their rear and routed them in a cavalry charge, capturing the principal standard of Mir Nuseer Khan in the process. Seeing their Standard captured, the enemy capitulated and Sind was conquered. Sir Charles Napier cryptically signalled back "Pecavi" (I have Sinned (Sind)).
977:, brought with it, an invaluable and unique legacy. Baba Karam Singh, "Hoti Mardan Wale", was enrolled as a Sowar in B Squadron and served there till he got a calling to preach. The British officers tried to dissuade him from this and on the day, he was scheduled to preach on the banks of the
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is carried with pride amongst Scinde horsemen to this day as they have consistently surprised the adversary both in times of war and in competitions during peace to gain an upper hand. The Irregulars have always thought "out of the box" and accomplished the seemingly impossible.
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for his gallant actions. Second Lieutenant Kanwarjit Singh and Naib Risaldar Dayal Singh were awarded the Vir Chakra, Second Lieutenant Rajendra Singh the Sena Medal and Captain Malvinder Singh Purewal, Captain Brijendra Singh, Lance Dafaddar Roshan Lal, Sowar Kuldip Singh were
537:. On numerous occasions, the Irregulars raided their camps to recover the booty they had looted from the caravans. However, the Irregulars respected the Jekhranis for their skill and valour in combat, so they adopted a Badge, depicting a Baloochi warrior with his spear (
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advance guard of his expeditionary force to conquer the province of Scinde, the Scinde Horse came across the forward elements of the combined forces of the Waziri tribals of Sind, led by Mir Nuseer Khan, entrenched in the Fulaillee Nala, near
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on 14 April 1938, led by their Commandant, Colonel Malcomson. For many years, till the turn of the century, this day, 14 April was celebrated as Armoured Corps Day, till for some inexplicable reason, 1 May came to be celebrated instead.
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and Signal Troop. It fought in Allenby’s great final cavalry operations (the actions at Sharon, Megiddo, Abu Naj, and the advance to Damascus). The regiment were garrisoned in Syria and Palestine and returned to India in 1921.
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and washing their faces. Such was the fear generated, that when "A" Squadron approached the fort on their horses, they found it abandoned. "A" Squadron then charged and routed the fleeing enemy with great success.
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In 1846, the 2nd Scinde Horse was formed by splitting the regiment into two and completing the establishment by new recruits. In 1857, the 3rd Scinde Horse regiment was raised. This regiment saw action during the
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31st Armoured Division never saw action as a unit, its closest brush with combat coming in April 1944 when it was rushed to Egypt to crush a mutiny among the Greek 1st Infantry Brigade. The Brigade received
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Bole So Nihal – Sat Sri Akal! Bole So Abhay – Bol Sri Krishan Baldev Ki Jai! Jayakar Bajrang Bali – Har Har Mahadev! Wahe Guruji Ka Khalsa – Wahe GuruJi Ki Fateh!
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role in looking after the Regiment in times of need, ever since. The Scinde Horse has had the unique privilege of carrying Nine Standards on parade. Unlike the
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Jai Mata Ki! Jai Chhatrapati Ki! Har Har Mahadev! Bole So Nihal – Sat Sri Akal! Hat Ja ___ Here I Come!!!
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From Green Fields, Through Blood, To the Meadows (Glory or Death) Beyond
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1513:. Defence Department, Government of India. 1940. p. 668-669.
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The Scinde Horse (14th Prince of Wales's Own Cavalry), 1922-1947
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2018:"Profile of Lieutenant Governor Andaman & Nicobar Islands"
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11th Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry (Frontier Force)
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21st Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry (Frontier Force)
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one he wrote for the fatal Charge of the Light Brigade.
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2020:. Andaman & Nicobar Administration. Archived from
1997:"Lt Gen A K Singh is new GOC-in-C of Southern Command"
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squadron in early October 1947 was transferred to the
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10th Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers (Hodson's Horse)
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6th Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers (Watson's Horse)
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Record book of The Scinde Irregular Horse, Volume 1
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Record book of The Scinde Irregular Horse, Volume 1
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439:1860 : 2nd Regiment, Scinde Horse
410:1860 : 1st Regiment, Scinde Horse
258:was a regular cavalry regiment of the
177:Light Green, Scarlet and Emerald Green
2861:British Indian Army cavalry regiments
2457:
2423:17th Queen Victoria's Own Poona Horse
2092:
1938:
1238:
1144:in 1966 and amongst the first to get
1035:The Armoured Brigade formation was,
741:
2403:13th Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers
2363:5th King Edward's Own Probyn's Horse
2287:31st Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers
2262:26th King George's Own Light Cavalry
1542:. Smith, Elder and Co, London. 1856.
1528:. Cassell & Company Ltd, London.
1474:
1464:. Smith, Elder and Co, London. 1856.
1075:
709:
2378:8th King George's Own Light Cavalry
1279:General Sir George de Symons Barrow
1257:
432:1846 : Raised in Hyderabad by
24:
2061:
768:. They later were involved in the
25:
2892:
2202:15th Lancers (Cureton's Multanis)
2071:. Naval & Military Press Ltd
680:, bringing up the rear, with the
604:The Regimental Colours and Motto.
2067:Maunsell, Colonel E. B. (2005).
1601:"Tankies prepare for Armour Day"
310:and fight against the marauding
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1587:The Indian Army List, July 1940
1579:
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1546:
1511:The Indian Army List, July 1940
984:
969:, which was exchanged with the
614:Man Dies but the Regiment Lives
335:British expedition to Abyssinia
246:is an armoured regiment in the
169:Man Dies But The Regiment Lives
2610:21 Horse (Central India Horse)
2433:19th King George's Own Lancers
2428:18th King Edward's Own Cavalry
2217:18th King George's Own Lancers
1532:
1517:
1503:
1483:
1468:
1454:
1404:
633:The Regimental religious chant
451:1903 : 36th Jacob's Horse
13:
1:
2876:Indian World War II regiments
2511:2nd Lancers (Gardner's Horse)
2398:12th Cavalry (Frontier Force)
2348:2nd Lancers (Gardner's Horse)
2282:30th Lancers (Gordon's Horse)
2257:25th Cavalry (Frontier Force)
2247:23rd Cavalry (Frontier Force)
2157:6th King Edward's Own Cavalry
2137:2nd Lancers (Gardner's Horse)
1371:
1293:- General Officer Commanding
1007:252nd Indian Armoured Brigade
1003:31st Indian Armoured Division
782:8th (Lucknow) Cavalry Brigade
718:where it was involved in the
698:The charge at Khushk-e-Nakhud
422:1903 : 35th Scinde Horse
2871:Indian World War I regiments
922:France and Flanders, 1914-18
277:
7:
2317:37th Lancers (Baluch Horse)
2277:29th Lancers (Deccan Horse)
2222:19th Lancers (Fane's Horse)
1341:Andaman and Nicobar Islands
1174:and Major Bhisham Ohri was
1028:and the other two received
830:29th Lancers (Deccan Horse)
826:1st (King's) Dragoon Guards
786:1st Indian Cavalry Division
481:37th Lancers (Baluch Horse)
10:
2897:
2085:. Scinde Horse Association
1557:. Richard Bentley, London.
1220:
1188:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
1185:
1182:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
1158:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
1155:
1152:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
965:"B" Squadron, Sikhs, from
745:
670:5 Raj Rif (Napiers Rifles)
470:
206:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
202:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
2495:
2335:
2197:14th Murray's Jat Lancers
2124:
1922:"Gazette of India, No 19"
1898:"Gazette of India, No 10"
1874:"Gazette of India, No 34"
1850:"Gazette of India, No 25"
1781:"Gazette of India, No 45"
1446:Jackson, Donovan (1940).
1412:"Gazette of India, No 45"
1303:- Maha Vir Chakra awardee
1265:William Henry Rodes Green
1213:Mentioned-in-Despatches.
652:The Battle of Meeanee in
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1826:"Gazette of India, No 7"
1757:"Gazette of India, No 1"
1733:"Gazette of India, No 1"
1553:Thackwell, E.J. (1851).
1049:14th/20th King's Hussars
1011:3rd Indian Motor Brigade
796:. They took part in the
582:The Prince of Wales' Own
507:. The route through the
350:Indian Rebellion of 1857
331:Indian Rebellion of 1857
2227:20th Royal Deccan Horse
1663:"The equestrian legend"
1526:John Jacob of Jacobabad
1524:Lambrick, H.T. (1960).
1391:"The equestrian legend"
1301:Brigadier Sukhjit Singh
1247:) on 25 February 2011.
1176:Mentioned in dispatches
465:14 Horse (Scinde Horse)
379:, where they served in
339:Second Anglo-Afghan War
2383:9th Royal Deccan Horse
2081:Brooke, K. R. (1957).
1479:. David Bogue, London.
1232:
994:
808:. They later moved to
798:Second Battle of Ypres
757:
656:
624:The Regimental War Cry
484:
479:Baluch soldier of the
395:
239:
2500:President's Bodyguard
1475:Ashe, Waller (1881).
1365:Army Training Command
1245:South Western Command
1230:
992:
905:World War I and later
755:
704:First Afghan Campaign
651:
616:, In Hindi, it goes:
478:
393:
319:Poona Auxiliary Horse
237:
161:Indian Armoured Corps
1976:"For Better Synergy"
1327:- Commissioned into
1137:on 9 November 1961.
1107:President's Standard
900:Afghanistan, 1878-80
818:4th Cavalry Division
788:which saw action in
661:Sir Charles Napier's
274:after independence.
2162:7th Hariana Lancers
2142:3rd Skinner's Horse
1346:Lieutenant General
1337:Lieutenant Governor
1306:Lieutenant General
1254:on 5 October 2012.
373:North West Frontier
264:British Indian Army
123:British Indian Army
2418:16th Light Cavalry
2312:36th Jacob's Horse
2272:28th Light Cavalry
2267:27th Light Cavalry
2172:9th Hodson's Horse
1691:"The Scinde Horse"
1621:"The Scinde Horse"
1606:The Times of India
1263:Major General Sir
1239:Other achievements
1233:
1119:Commander-in-Chief
1030:Grant medium tanks
995:
834:36th Jacob's Horse
814:Palestine Campaign
762:Sir Charles Napier
758:
748:36th Jacob's Horse
742:36th Jacob's Horse
657:
485:
459:, which served in
434:Captain John Jacob
427:36th Jacob's Horse
396:
358:36th Jacob's Horse
341:(1878) and in the
240:
74:East India Company
2848:
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2507:(Skinner's Horse)
2451:
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2373:7th Light Cavalry
2336:Post 1922 reforms
2307:35th Scinde Horse
1329:7th Light Cavalry
1076:Post Independence
961:Baba Karam Singh.
822:brigade formation
774:Second Afghan War
764:in the taking of
724:Second Afghan War
710:35th Scinde Horse
691:charge of the 600
674:Cheshire Regiment
643:Battle of Meeanee
399:35th Scinde Horse
354:35th Scinde Horse
343:Battle of Maiwand
229:
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219:the Regiment
190:Second Afghan War
16:(Redirected from
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1326:
1308:Ajay Kumar Singh
1292:
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1258:Notable Officers
1208:was awarded the
1058:M4 Sherman tanks
1019:Battle of Gazala
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1348:Devendra Sharma
1310:
1297:between 1924-28
1295:Eastern Command
1285:
1281:
1267:
1260:
1241:
1225:
1219:
1210:Maha Vir Chakra
1190:
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1164:captured Dograi
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1131:Kumaon Regiment
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938:Palestine, 1918
863:Pre-World War I
770:Second Sikh War
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1095:Probyn’s Horse
1083:Guides Cavalry
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