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Group Captain Kanwar Bharatendra Singh

Service No & Branch 12197 F(P) (Orig: GD(P))
Date of Birth: -- --- ---- Commissioned: 20 Dec 1969 Course: 103 Course
Service End: Retired on 31 Aug 2002 Superannuated Nick Name :
Qualifications Held :
Remarks :
Promotions Gazetted
Wg Cdr : 01 Dec 1989Gp Capt : 19 Apr 1993
Training and Other Courses Attended
34 NDA (Cadet) - 01 Jun 1968
Badges Qualified
 
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Notes:1)Branch is at retirement and may not match with branch at Commission 2)Notional seniority is reflected in dates of substantive rank.

Appointments, Postings & Other Service Particulars

DatesRankUnitLocationAppointmentPhoto
- No.32 Squadron Squadron Pilot
25 Sep 1989 - 03 Jan 1991Wg CdrNo.51 SquadronSrinagar Commanding Officer
 
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Awards and Decorations


Number of Awards: 2
  
Mention in Despatches
Plt OffrKanwar Bharatendra Singh12197 F(P)Award Date Announced 23 Jun 1972
Details : Citation / Details Not Available
Unit : 47 Sqn
Reference : Gazette of India , 1st July 1972 - No.87 - Pres/72 dated 23rd June 1972
Vayu Sena Medal
Sqn LdrKanwar Bharatendra Singh12197 F(P)Award Date Announced 26 Jan 1987
Details :

Squadron Leader Kanwar Bharatendra Singh was posted to a fighter squadron as a Senior Flight Commander on 23 Mar 85. At that time this Squadron was the first unit to be fully equipped with Badal aircraft manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. As a Flight Commander, he had the arduous job of converting the squadron pilots onto a new type and to raise the operational status of the squadron.

It was primarily due to his initiative, farsightedness and organizational capabilities that the squadron was able to fly more than 3700 sorties without any accident. This incredible task has been achieved despite a low trained manning state, and the low serviceability state, with an average not more than 5 aircraft available daily. Notwithstanding the low manning and serviceability state, ten pilots were trained to fully operational status. Proper planning and correct staggering sequence enabled the squadron to fly the number of sorties already mentioned and also meet the additional requirements of frequently manning Operational Readiness Platform.

The squadron has an excellent record of flight safety and operational status till date. This record is attributable mainly to the high professional competence and close supervision exercised by Sqn Ldr KB Singh. He neglected his personal comforts and worked for very long hours to achieve this difficult task.

For his sincere work and exceptional devotion to duty, the President is pleased to award Vayu Seva Medal to Squadron Leader Kanwar Bharatendra Singh.

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Reference : Gazette of India dated 25th April 1987 - No.37-Pres/87 dated 26th January 1987
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