LOC Kargil

LOC Kargil
Country India Directed by J.P.Dutta Release Date 25 December2003 Cast Character Actor Lt. Manoj Kumar Pandey Ajay Devgan Maj. Deepak Rampal Sanjay Kapoor Lt. Balwan Singh Akshaye Khanna Lt. Vikram Batra Abhishek Bachchan Sepoy Sanjay Kumar Suniel Shetty Capt. Anuj Nayyar Saif Ali Khan

LOC Kargil is a 2003 Bollywood war film which attempts to dramatize a synopsis of the 1999 Kargil conflict (Operation Vijay). It is one of the longest Indian movies made that lasted for four hours. Following firearms were used in the Movie.

INSAS Assault Rifle

INSAS assault rifle is the the most commonly seen weapon in the movie. INSAS appears several times in this film.

5.56x45mm NATO INSAS rifle

The begining scene, message on the radio: alpha for charlie alpha for crahlie over, charlie this is alpha report to HQ over

On the radio: alpha for bravo alpha for bravo over, bravo this is alpha

Lt. Vikram Batra, 13 JAK Rifles holding an INSAS rifle

Lt. Balwan Singh, 18 Grenadiers

Maj. Deepak Rampal, 17 JAT and Capt. Anuj Nayyar, 17 JAT using INSAS rifle

Lt. Manoj Kumar Pandey, 1/11 Gurkha Rifles is taking the INSAS away from a dead solder of 16th grenadiers of Indian army

INSAS LMG

Lt. Vikram Batra, 13 JAK Rifles holding an INSAS LMG

1A1 SUB MACHINE GUN CARBINE

Soldiers from 13 JAK Rifles, Indian army were seen equiped with 9mm 1A1 SUB MACHINE GUN CARBINE

Soldiers from 18 Grenadiers, Indian Army were seen equiped with 9mm 1A1 SUB MACHINE GUN CARBINE

Capt. Anuj Nayyar, 17 JAT is carrying a 1A1 SUB MACHINE GUN CARBINE in the Mushkoh valley base camp

Bren gun

Bren gun is the main light machine gun (LMG) used by Indian soldiers in this film.

Sepoy Sanjay Kumar (Suniel Shetty) is seen using a 7.62 MM '1B' Bren gun made by Indian Ordnance Factories against Pakistani soldiers

Lt. Manoj Kumar Pandey, 1/11 Gurkha Rifles is holding a Bren gun

SVD Dragunov

A sniper from 1/11 Gurkha Rifles was seen with his SVD Dragunov

Carl Gustav (Indian clone)

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Indian Army soldiers fire Carl Gustav recoilless rifles. It is known as 84mm RCL GUN and made in India.

Soldiers of 1/11 Gurkha Rifles are seen with Carl Gustav

Sepoy Sanjay Kumar, 13 JAK Rifles fires a Carl Gustav recoilless rifle

A soldier of 2nd Rajputana Rifles carrying Carl Gustav was shot

AK-47

AK-47 is as common with the Pakistani soldiers as the INSAS is with the Indians in the film. Pakistani soldiers are seen firing AK-47 against Indian army soldiers.

An AK-47 is seen when an enemy bunker is destroyed

FN FAL

Besides the AK-47, Pakistani soldiers were also seen using the Indian version of the FN FAL, the 1A1 rifle. It should be noted that in real life Pakistani soldiers would be armed with G3A2 rifles built by Pakistan Ordinance Factories (POF) instead of FN FALs.

A Pakistani Army soldier is holding an FN FAL

FN MAG

Soldiers from 2nd Rajputana Rifles are firing an FN MAG during acclimatisation period

A Pakistani soldier is seen using an FN MAG

Hand grenade (unknown)

Unknown hand grenade used by Pakistani soldiers

Mortar (Unknown)

Pakistani soldiers were using mortars

Bofors 155 mm howitzer field gun

Bofors 155 mm howitzer field gun is used in this film

Bofors 155 mm guns are fired at Pakistani forces

Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher

Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher is used by Indian army against Pakistani forces

Pakistani artillery

Pakistani artillery firing over national highway (NH1) to detach Ladakh from Kashmir valley

Pakistani army is giving artillery support to more than 3,000 Mujahideens across the LOC and inflicting heavy casualties on the Indians

MiG-27

These are actually SEPECAT Jaguar IS ground attack aircraft.

Some MiG-27s of IAF were seen in this movie

Indian Air Force personel are loading laser-guided bombs to MiG-27