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Group Captain Shyamal Baran Majumdar

Service No & Branch 8917 AE(L) (Orig: SIGS)
Date of Birth: -- --- ---- Commissioned: 04 Oct 1965 Course: 33 DEO Course
Service End: Retired on 06 Aug 1993 Nick Name :
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Promotions Gazetted
Fg Offr : 30 Oct 1966Wg Cdr : 06 Jun 1986Gp Capt : 08 May 1989
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Gp Capt
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Appointments, Postings & Other Service Particulars

DatesRankUnitLocationAppointmentPhoto
10 Apr 1989 - 05 Apr 1993Gp CaptPalam Commanding Officer
 
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Awards and Decorations


Number of Awards: 1
 
Vayu Sena Medal (Devotion to Duty)
Gp CaptShyamal Baran Majumdar8917 F(P)Award Date Announced 26 Jan 1991
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Gp Capt Shyamlal Barn Majumdar took over as Commanding Officer of ADGES Maintenance and Standards Establishment (AMSE) with effect from 10 Apr 90.

Since taking over of Command of AMSE, Gp Capt Majumdar has been a driving force to organize available resources to assure an efficient and prompt maintenance support to the far flung ADGES radar and communication units. The Cat 'D' arisings reached a peak of 5737 repairable modules and 882 testers, instruments and digital modules in Sep 89. With his untiring effort, zeal and organsisng ability of a very high order, Gp Capt Majumdar inspired his personnel to gear up the resources to reach a peak production rate from 600 repairable to 1200 per month. This enabled AMSE to bring down the backlog to a meager figure of 400 modules of Radar and around 100 testers.

During 1989, the performance of PSM-33 Mk 1 radar at most of field units, suffered a set back. His quick appreciation revealed that repair of a number of sophisticated and complex microprocessors based electronic modules of radar was possible at AMSE but not attempted. Gp Capt Majumdar took it as a challenge and stretched the capabilities of AMSE to successfully add nearly 100 such modules to the list being handled at AMSE repair laboratories. All these steps brought about a major break-through and improved the operational availability of PSM-33 Mk 1 radar to a very high percentage.

For his high degree of professional competence, initiative, devotion to duty and remarkable leadership, the President is pleased to award Vayu Seva Medal to Gp Capt SB Majumdar.

Unit : AMSE
Reference : Gazette of India dated 24th August 1991 - No.3-Pres/91 dated 26th January 1991
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