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Indian Army Celebrates Gunners Day, Honoring Artillery Regiments Valor and Precision

On Gunners Day, the Indian Army and Air Force honor the Artillery Regiment for its dedication and critical role in defense.

New Delhi, September 28 (Daily Kiran) : The Indian Army celebrated Gunners Day on September 28, recognizing the bravery, precision, and dedication of its Artillery Regiment members, veterans, and their families. General Dheeraj Seth, the Army Chief, paid tribute to the regiment’s significant contributions during this commemorative occasion.

In addition to the Army, all Air Force personnel extended heartfelt congratulations to the Artillery Regiment on its 200th anniversary. The Army acknowledged the regiment’s vital role in the battlefield, emphasizing its accurate targeting, formidable firepower, and unwavering commitment to mission success.

According to the Army, the Artillery Regiment continues to serve as a robust combat force, showcasing professional excellence and dedication. Gunners Day is celebrated annually on September 28, marking the establishment of the first Indian artillery unit, the 5 Bombay Mountain Battery, in 1827.

Throughout its history, the Artillery Regiment has played a crucial role in various military campaigns and wars. Its capabilities have evolved significantly, transitioning from traditional artillery to modern systems, including rocket technologies and advanced surveillance.

The Indian Army highlighted the Gunners’ dedication to the ideal of ‘Sarbatr Izzat-o-Iqbal,’ meaning ‘Honor and Glory Everywhere.’ Gunners Day is not only a celebration of the regiment’s founding but also a tribute to the soldiers who have bravely defended the nation in challenging circumstances.

The Air Force’s congratulations reflect strong military cooperation and mutual respect among the three armed forces. As they commemorate the Gunners’ contributions, both the Army and Air Force expressed well-wishes to all current personnel, veterans, and their families.

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