About NYX - ASIA

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Gurkhas numbering well over 200,000 Gurkhas have fought in virtually every global military campaign, As well as both  World Wars, Afghanistan, and even the brief 1982 Falklands War. However, the UK wasn't the only country privy to the Gurkhas' services; Singapore, Malaysia, and India have all employed them in their own armies and police forces.

Hailing from the mountainous region of Nepal, the Gurkhas were first witnessed by the world when they were invaded over 200 years ago by the British East India Company. Suffering immense casualties, the British forces were eager to sign a hasty peace treaty. A soldier even noted in his memoirs: “I never saw more steadiness or bravery exhibited in my life. Run they would not, and of death they seemed to have no fear."

NYX's turns the spotlight on the Gurkha regiments, which have been a pillar of India’s & the world's national security for decades.The Gurkhas have a fearsome reputation built over the last two centuries and exemplified by their motto "it is better to die than be a coward". Gurkhas can be used for both military & security and have a sterling reputation in both fields,

In order to qualify as a Gurkhas solider, Gurkhas are required to be able to do 75 bench jumps in one minute and 70 sit-ups in two minutes. Their next task seems like a scene from a kung fu training montage, running 5 kilometers up the foothills of the Himalayas with 25 kilograms' worth of rocks on their back in under 55 minutes. That is just their Gurkhas physical training.

Gurkhas are trained to be technically advanced, using drones and extensive IT experience.  Each Gurkhas has his own specialized training and serves a critical function within his or her security or military unit. NYX believes that good technology combined with exceptional physical prowess make for an unbeatable solider.

Gurkhas are well up to the task of bringing Gadaffi’s regime to heel, particularly when supported by advanced U.S. capabilities. When Libya required the deployment of boots on the ground, that job fell often to Nepal's Gurkhas. Gurkhas are trained & equipped to the same standards as other British & American light-role infantry Brigades. Though based on request training can be undertaken for any military grade.