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Corps Song

The corps song titles "Ayudh Corps Mahan" was introduced for the first time in 4th reunion of Army Ordnance Corps. In the order of merit, the Corps Song is played first during functions in the Ordnance Units such as visit of DGOS, Colonel Commandant and other senior Ordnance Officer. The song is to be played or sung "within unit lines only", during purely Regimental functions.



 

The Kangla Tongbi war memorial was erected near a village named Kangle Tongbi at Mile 8 on the Imphal - Dimapur road in the memory of personnel of 221 Advance Base Depot who laid down their lives to repulse several waves of Japanese attacks and succeeded in safe evacuation of Ordnance stores to an alternate site on 5-7 Apr 1944. Erected by DOS India and Members of RAOC / IAOC to the memory of the officers and men who gave their lives in the Imphal Dimapur area during the years 1942-1945 of the second world war. Truimphant over flesh and pain they died our day of peace to Gain. The original memorial was erected on 15th Apr 1946 from local stone and the main epitaph displayed above is of black Naga stone. The memorial was shifted to Jabalpur on 27 Dec 1976 and shifted to its present location i.e., College of Materials management Jabalpur on 20 feb 1982.

 

 


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Evolution of Crests

1414
The Insignia of British Board of ordnance


1898

The Ordnance Department Crest adoptedafter amalgamation of the three presidencies of Bengal, madras and Bombay.


1918

The prefix "Royal" was adopted for meritorious service during the Ist World War.


1922

Formation of Indian Army Ordnance Corps.


1954

The present Crest. The motto "Shastra Se Shakti" was adopted in Feb 78. In 1989 Hindi lettering of "Shastra Se Shakti" was adopted.