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245			_a71 DASH TO DHAKA
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260			_aNew Delhi _bKW Publishers Pvt Ltd _c2020
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500			_a71 Dash to Dhaka The 1971 war for the Liberation of Bangladesh was a landmark conflict in the history of South Asia. It dramatically changed the map of this region and marked a historical revival of Indian military power. In just 13 glorious and action packed days - three Indian corps sized spear heads raced for the capital city of Dacca. It was located in the most defensible, riverine terrain in the world. Yet the Indian Blitzkrieg bounced the wide rivers using Helicopters and Paradrops to speed up operations and paralyse the enemy command centre with precision air attacks. The India Air Force generated
505			_a1. Years Of The Vulture 2. Operation Searchlight: The Blood Telegram 3. The Cynical View From Washington 4. Crisis Management: The Sage Counsel Of Sam 5. Operations Of The Mukti Bahini: Stretching The Pakstani Eastern Command 6. Niazi's Plans Of A Forward Defence 7. A Band Of Brothers 8. Generating Synergy And Setting The Stage 9. Formulation Of War Plans: The Centre Of Gravity Controrversy 10. Safegurding The Flanks: Friendship Treaty With The Soviet Union 11. The Lurch Towards War 12. Personnel Narratives: The Intersection Of Collective And Personal Destinies 13. War Breaks Out: The Preemptive Strike Of The 'Fiza Ya' 14. Air Bridge To Dacca: A Gurderian In 4 Corps
650			_a History & geography
650			_aHistory of Asia
650			_aIndia and neighboring south Asian countries
650			_aMadhya Pradesh
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