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NAVAL DESPATCH FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF with the WPS’s requirement. Of course, the fact that 28 personnel of the unit were recognized for their work in the past 28 months, in the form of Commendations and Cash Awards did keep the morale of the unit high. Demanding as it was, at the end of the year, buoyed by the success of all the activities, curricular and extra-curricular, we can proudly say ‘We Did It’ (with that li’l bit of extra goading (to put it mildly) by the WPS). ITF of Shivalik during Maiden Sortie Pindari Glacier Trek SATs of RBU 6000 (Shivalik) Gaumukh Glacier Trek Launching of Yard 702 (Kochi) ************ ABOUT THE AUTHOR Cdr Gaurav Agarwal was commissioned in the Indian Navy on 07 Mar. 88. He is presently serving as Senior Naval Engineering Overseer at the Warship Overseeing Team, Mumbai FFFFFFFFF SEPTEMBER 2010 FFFFFFFFF 49
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