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On a rainy night in August 1972, three Indian Air Force pilots did the impossible. Held as Prisoners of War (POWs) in the high-security Rawalpindi camp, Flight Lieutenant Dilip Parulkar, M.S. Grewal, and Harish Sinhji executed one of the most daring prison breaks in military history.

Without GPS, without weapons, and using only a hand-made compass and a map from an atlas, these heroes dug an 18-inch hole through a brick wall to find their way home.

In this video, we dive deep into: 🔹 The Capture: How their fighter jets were shot down during the 1971 War. 🔹 The Plan: How they used "POW allowances" and secret tools to prepare for the escape. 🔹 The Journey: Their 12-hour trek through enemy territory toward the Afghan border. 🔹 The Twist: The heartbreaking moment they were caught just 5 miles from freedom. 🔹 The Legacy: Their ultimate return to India as legends.

This is a story of unmatched courage, "Jugaad," and the unbreakable spirit of the Indian Air Force.

Watch till the end to see how these brave warriors eventually made it back to Indian soil!

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