CMHCS PUBLICATIONS

 

The following books were published during the year: -

  1. a)      “Laddie Goes to War: Indian Pilots in World War I” by Mr Somnath Sapru, Vij Books India Pvt. Ltd.

  2. b)      “A Brief History of the USI’ by Col VK Singh, VSM (Retd), Vij Books India Pvt Ltd.

  3. c)       “With Honour and Glory – Five Great Artillery Battles” by Maj Gen AJS Sandhu, VSM (Retd), USI, 2020

  4. d)      “Vignettes from a Military Journal: Selections from the Journal of the United Service Institution of India 1870-2020” 
  5.          (tentative title) edited by Sqn Ldr Rana Chhina (Retd), Speaking Tiger Publishing Pvt. Ltd.

 

ARTICLES PUBLISHED

  1. a)      Article by Secy CMHCS titled ‘A Road for China’ and ‘The Hump and Training to Nationalist China’ were published in the special 
  2.         issue of The Week magazine, 24 July 2020.

  3. b)      Article by Mr Adil Chhina, ‘MindHunters : A Propoganda War to Capture the Hearts and Minds of Enemy Soldiers’ was published in
  4.        the special issue of The Week  magazine, 24 July 2020.

  5. c)      Secy CMHCS wrote a blurb for the book titled ‘The Evolution of Military Law in India: Including the Mutiny Acts and Articles of War’ 
  6.        by Wing Cdr UC Jha (Retd).

  7. d)      Secy CMHCS wrote the foreword for the book ‘La Tigre Sulla Linea Gustav: 1943’ (The Tiger on the Gustav Line: 1943) by 
  8.        Saverio Malatesta, an Italian Researcher.

  9. e)      Secy CMHCS reviewed the book Allahu Akbar: Understanding the Great Mughal in Today's India byMr Manimugdha Sharma for the 
  10.         USI Journal.

  11. f)       Secy CMHCS presented comments on ‘Sites Associated with Memories of Recent Conflicts and The World Heritage Convention’ for
  12.         the ICOMOS Second Discussion Paper to UNESCO.

  13. g)      Article by Secy CMHCS titled ‘The Indian Technical and Folowers Corps, Royal Air Force’ was published in the winter issue of 
  14.        the Durbar (Journal of the Indian Military Historical Society,UK)

  15. h)      Article by Mr Adil Chhina titled ‘The Last Stand of Abu-sil-Sillah and his gallant Dogras’ was published in the winter issue of
  16.        the Durbar (Journal of the Indian Military Historical Society, UK)

 

ONGOING RESEARCH

  1. a)      Maharana Pratap Chair (2020-21): History of Hong Kong Singapore Royal Artillery by Col Mandeep Singh (Retd)

  2. b)      Chhatrapati Shivaji Chair (2020-21): Military Biography of the Late Lt Gen Jaswant Singh, PVSM, AVSM** by
  3.        Maj Gen Ardaman Jit Singh Sandhu, VSM (Retd).

  4. c)       Maharana  Pratap Chair (2015-16):  Indo-Pak Air War of Dec 1971 – Air Mshl Vikram Singh, VSM

  5. d)      Maharana Pratap Chair (2018-19): Remembrance, Memorialization, Commemoration and War Memorial in Post-independence 
  6.         India by Maj Gen Hemant  Kr Singh (Retd)

  7. e)      USI-NAM British-Indian Military Heritage Partnership: Shoulder Titles of the Indian Army 1885-1947 by Sqn Ldr RTS Chhina (Retd)
  8.        and Tony McClenaghan

  9. f)       USI-NAM British-Indian Military Heritage Partnership: Buttons of the Indian Army 1800-1947 by Mr Adil Chhina and 
  10.        Tony McClenaghan.

  11. g)      Military Biography of the Late Lt Gen Jaswant Singh, PVSM, AVSM** - Maj Gen Ardaman Jit Singh Sandhu, VSM (Retd).

  12. h)      History of Indian Air Defence Artillery 1940-45 - Col Mandeep Singh (Retd).

  13. i)        Customs and Traditions of the Indian Armed Forces – Brig SP Sinha, VSM (Retd).

  14. j)        Alha-Udal Ballad Rendition of Western UP – Dr Amit Pathak.

  15. k)      Indo-Pak Air War of Dec 1971 – Air Cmde Vikram Singh, VSM.

  16. l)        Jat Regiment History Post 1971 – Lt Gen KK Khanna, PVSM, AVSM & Bar (Retd).

  17. m)    Famous Arty Battles – Maj Gen AJS Sandhu, VSM (Retd).

  18. n)      Remembrance, Memorialization, Commemoration and War Memorial in Post-independence India – Maj Gen Hemant Kr Singh (Retd).

  19. o)      Research on the 1965 and 1971 Indo-Pak Conflicts for two publications ‘1965: Western Sunrise’ and ‘1971: An Eastern Blitzkrieg’ – 
  20.        Mr Shiv Kunal Verma.