Gurkha soldiers

Gurkha is one of the tribe in Nepal are very fond of war fighting capability of the natural, aggressive on the battlefield, not afraid to die, so high loyalty makes them so respected by friends, and feared by opponents. in accordance with the motto that they profess is better to die than to live a coward "Kaphar Hannu Bhanda Mornu Ramro Chha"

originated from a British mercenary, eventually entered the ranks of the British Army on the payroll of the British army itself or the withdrawal of foreign legion in general. They have their own units as the "Brigade of Gurkhas" as one part of the top ranks of the British armed forces.

Established since 1815, Gurkha forces have been involved in many battleground with England in World War I and World War II.

There is one weapon that is very distinctive and identical to the Gurkhas are khukri. Khukri is a kind of knife-shaped curved front leads to a very sharp and designed to cut the throat of enemies with a single sabetan. There is a myth about khukri, which is drawn from the nest so abstinence does not bleed. That's why when the Gurkha soldiers after sharpening or cleaning khukri always rubbed the knife with his own blood with his finger slicing.

After the British left India, Gurkhas continued devotion to the British. But under international law, at this time is no longer valid Gurkha soldiers as mercenaries but are fully joined the army in the United Kingdom and subject to British government