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514 Air Defence Regiment (Self Propelled) | |
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Country | India |
Allegiance | India |
Branch | Indian Army |
Type | Corps of Army Air Defence |
Size | Regiment |
Motto(s) | Sanskrit: आकाशे शत्रुन् जहि English: Defeat the Enemy in the Sky |
Colors | Sky Blue and Red |
Anniversaries | 1 May (Raising day) [1] |
Equipment | Tunguska tracked self-propelled anti-aircraft gun [2] |
Insignia | |
Abbreviation | 514 AD Regt (SP) |
514 Air Defence Regiment (Self Propelled) is part of the Corps of Army Air Defence of the Indian Army.
The regiment has taken part in the following operations -
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