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·.r , \ Annexure - I List of Publications History Division, MoD Post Independence Publications S.No. Name of the Book __ 1 _ The Rerreatfrom Burma 19~ 1-4~ 2 The Reconquest of Burma 1942; Vol. ] 3 The Reconquest of Burma 1944-45; Vol.Jl 4 The Arakan Operations 1942-45 5 Campaigns in South-East Asia 1941-42 6 Campaigns in Western Asia 7 The North African Campaigns 1940-43 8 East African Campaign 1940-41 9 The Campaign in Italy 1943-45 10 India and the War 11 Expansion of the Armed Forces and Defence Organisation 1939-45 12 Post-War Occupation Forces: Japan & South East Asia 13 Defence of India-Policy & Plans 14 History of the Indian Air Force 1933-45 15 Technical Services: Ordnance & IEME 16 The Corps of Engineers 1939-47 17 Indian War Economy, Supply, Industry and Finance 18 The Royal Indian Navy 1939-45 19 Administration (Medical Services) 20 Medical Surgery and Pathology (Medical Services) 21 The Campaigns in the Western Theatre (Medical Services) 22 Campaigns in the Eastern Theatre (Medical Services) 23 Preventive Medicine (Medical Services) 24 Statistics (Medical Services) 25 Medical Stores and Equipment (Medical Services) .. -<"-L. ' ; Annexure - II List of Publications History Division, MoD Post Independence Publications S.No. Name of the Book 1 Operation Polo - The Police Action Against Hyderabad, 1948 Operation Vijay - The Liberation of Goa and other Portuguese Colonies in 2 India, 1961 3 The Congo Operation, 1960-63 4 History of the Custodian Force (India) in Korea, 1953-54 5 Operation Shanti - Indian Army on Peace Mission 6 Military Costumes oflndia 7 Bharatiya Sainik Vesha - Bhusha (Hindi) 8 Stories ofHeroism(Param Vir Chakra and Mahavir Chakra Winners) 9 Veerta Ki Kahaniyan (Param Vir Chakra Aur Mahavir Chakra Vijeta) 10 Terrific Responsibility - The Battle for Peace in Indo- China(1954-75) 11 Dushkar Dayitva - Hind-Chin Mein Shanti Ke Liye Sangharsh ( 1954-75) 12 Stories of Heroism ( Ashoka Chakra and Kirti Chakra Winners) 13 Veerta Ki Kahaniyan (Ashok Chakra Aur Kirti Chakra Vijeta). 14 "History of Operations in Jammu & Kashmir, 1947-48" in 2005. 15 India-Pakistan War of 1965 : A History 16 India Pakistan War of 1971 17 Saga of valour: Param vir Chakra and Ashok Chakra Winners .

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