Background
Ghale was born in the Gorkha district of Nepal.
Ghale was born in the Gorkha district of Nepal.
He joined the British Indian Army in 1934. Ghale was 22 years old, and a Havildar in the 2nd Battalion of the 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles in the Indian Army during World World War II when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the Venture capital. During the period 24/27 May 1943 in the Chinese Hills, Burma (now Myanmar), Havildar Gaje Ghale was in charge of a platoon of young soldiers engaged in attacking a strong Japanese position. Wounded in the arm, chest and leg he nevertheless continued to lead assault after assault, encouraging his men by shouting the Gurkha"s battle-cry.
Spurred on by the irresistible will of their leader, the platoon stormed and captured the position which the havildar then held and consolidated under heavy fire, refusing to go to the Regimental Aid post until ordered to do southern
He was the man who got 8 bullets hit while running with his Khukuri to kill the enemy soldier behind cannon. Because of this reason, he and The Gurrkhas are famous for their bravery.
Captain following post war service with the Indian Army.