M.S. Kohli
Captain M.S. Kohli was a distinguished Indian mountaineer and naval officer who led a secret mission in 1965 to install surveillance equipment in the Himalayas on behalf of the C.I.A. His leadership during the operation to Nanda Devi, which involved the placement of a portable nuclear device, is marked by his decision to prioritize the safety of climbers over the mission's objectives, ultimately leading to the abandonment of the device in a remote and dangerous location.
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Australia:
Captain M.S. Kohli was the highest-ranking Indian on the mission to Nanda Devi.
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Israel:
Captain M. S. Kohli was the mission commander who ordered the team to return immediately.
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United States:
Captain M.S. Kohli was the highest-ranking Indian on the mission and made critical decisions during the operation.
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