Indian Light Anti-Aircraft/Anti-Tank Regiments
The defeat in Burma and the retreat from Burma in 1942 brought to for the various limitations in training and
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History
Indian Anti-Aircraft Training Centres 1940-45
The first Anti-Aircraft Training establishment was the No 1 Technical Training Battery raised at Colaba, Bombay in 1940. A group
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Class Composition of Indian Anti-Aircraft Regiments 1940-45
The maximum manpower for the new raisings was provided by the mountain artillery, whose recruitment area was limited to the
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Indian Anti-Aircraft Artillery: Gallantry Award Winners in World War II
The following personnel of Indian Anti-Aircraft Artillery were awarded gallantry/ distinguished service medals during the World War II. Distinguished Service
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Jemadar Amar Singh
The Only Indian AA Gunner to win the Military Cross India Command had one of the largest concentrations of AA
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