Bangladesh Army Aviation Group Fields US Armor’s ACS Concealable Vest Carrier for Enhanced Protection

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn a move emblematic of the Bangladesh Army’s steady modernisation drive, the Aviation Group has quietly adopted the ACS Concealable Vest Carrier, a high-performance ballistic vest developed by US-based manufacturer US Armor. The decision signals the armed forces’ growing emphasis on not only capability but survivability in operational environments, especially Continue Reading

Bangladesh Revitalises Lalmonirhat Airbase Amid Indian Alarmism

Reading Time: 5 minutesThe Government of Bangladesh is in the process of reviving the Lalmonirhat airbase, a dormant military facility in the country’s north-western Rangpur Division, barely 12 km from the international border with India. While the scale and timeline of reactivation remain unconfirmed, recent satellite imagery and local administrative reports suggest that Continue Reading

Why India’s 1971 Offensive Model Would Fail Against Bangladesh in 2025: A Military-Technical Assessment

Reading Time: 5 minutesThe 1971 Indo-Pakistani War remains a landmark in South Asian military history, wherein Indian military forces, in alliance with the Bengali Mukti Bahini, launched a swift, multidirectional campaign that led to the collapse of East Pakistan and the birth of Bangladesh. This success was made possible not solely by Indian Continue Reading

A Comparative Technical Analysis of the Nora B-52K1 and SH-15 Wheeled Self-Propelled Howitzers

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe evolution of artillery systems has underscored the critical importance of mobility, precision, and sustainment in modern warfare. For the Bangladesh Army, which currently fields the Serbian-made Nora B-52K1 wheeled self-propelled howitzer (SPH), emerging regional threats and recent operational lessons from the May 2025 India–Pakistan conflict invite a reassessment of Continue Reading

Bangladesh Fortifies Feni Corridor Against Covert Threats from Indian EPZ

Reading Time: 4 minutesOverview A 900-acre Indian Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in Feni District, Bangladesh, has become a focal point of regional security anxiety amid fears it could be repurposed for military use by Indian forces. Originally signed off as an economic initiative under bilateral trade cooperation frameworks, the EPZ remains undeveloped. However, Continue Reading

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