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Death Cannot make us them forget They remain fresh in our memory At the Sunrise and Sunset. We greatfully recall their glory The bond between them and us Keeps them young and alive thus   Sri Lank Army SR No. INTAKE RANK NAME DATE 1 1 Capt WNJW Perera 21.01.1986 2 4 Capt BG Mahipala […]

Death Cannot make us them forget
They remain fresh in our memory
At the Sunrise and Sunset.
We greatfully recall their glory
The bond between them and us
Keeps them young and alive thus

Sri Lank Army

SR No.

INTAKE

RANK

NAME

DATE

1

1

Capt

WNJW Perera

21.01.1986

2

4

Capt

BG Mahipala

13.09.1990

3

4

Capt

DP Hettiarchchi

18.07.1991

4

5

Capt

HMDR Kusumsiri

06.02.1991

5

5

Capt

SKD Palliyaguru

14.07.1991

6

5

Capt

DTIM Patabendige

19.07.1991

7

4

Maj

DPP Perera

09.02.1992

8

8

O/Cdt

RMJ Rathnayake

18.04.1993

9

6

Maj

NC Jayakodi

29.09.1993

10

1

Lt Col

DTK Hettiarchchi

13.06.1995

11

9

Capt

KCDL Gunathilaka

30.10.1995

12

7

Maj

MBLAB Fernando

22.11.1995

13

9

Maj

WP Sumanadasa

23.12.1995

14

9

Capt

CC Mendis

05.01.1996

15

7

Maj

NKK Abeyrathna

18.07.1996

16

9

Capt

MAJSK Mallawaarachchi

18.07.1996

17

9

Capt

DAN Fernando

24.09.1996

18

6

Maj

VJK Thalawathugoda

26.09.1996

19

8

Maj

HADNS Ranasinghe RWP

09.01.1997

20

10

Capt

MS Abeysekara WWV

24.05.1997

21

6

Maj

HHGAV De Silva WWV

24.06.1997

22

8

Maj

P Wickramasekara RSP

21.08.1997

23

7

Lt Col

KRH Lokuge

30.08.1997

24

8

Maj

BR Marrikkar

11.02.1998

25

11

Lt

KRP Gunasena

11.02.1998

26

7

Maj

SRS Dharmarathna WWV RWP

20.04.1998

27

12

Lt

KUJK Ariyawansa

07.06.1998

28

6

Capt

VPKP Ramanayake

11.09.1998

29

6

Maj

SP Vidanage

25.09.1998

30

10

Capt

BSN Fernando

27.09.1998

31

13

2/Lt

AKPS Kumara

12.05.1999

32

6

Lt

SAR Pathmasiri

10.06.1999

33

8

Maj

KLPR De Mel

16.09.1999

34

13

Capt

MG Weeratunga

14.12.1999

35

13

Capt

TR Saino

26.12.1999

36

14

Capt

PKJK Pallage

22.01.2000

37

12

Capt

RMSN Rajapakse

29.03.2000

38

12

Lt

TMA Sooriyabandara

29.03.2000

39

13

Capt

VGS Siriwardana

02.04.2000

40

13

Lt

KTM Kuruppu

14.04.2000

41

4

Lt Col

K Hapuarachchi RSP

19.04.2000

42

10

Maj

KD Attanagoda

30.04.2000

43

13

Capt

AUK Mudalithanennehelage

10.05.2000

44

9

Maj

MAUP Edirimanna

03.09.2000

45

10

Maj

TAV Macklvie

03.09.2000

46

10

Maj

MNPN Jayasinghe

03.09.2000

47

13

Capt

KAC Karunarathna

14.06.2000

48

12

Capt

RAWK Perera

31.10.2000

49

13

Capt

CS Wijewickrama

31.10.2000

50

14

Capt

RKB Ramanayake

25.04.2001

51

4

Maj

PHW Warnakulasuriya

21.09.2004

52

18

Capt

SP Hewage

09.06.2006

53

5

Maj

GK Bamunuarachchi

13.05.2006

54

17

Maj

KMCB Karunathilaka

31.07.2006

55

20

Capt

JDDS Ranasinghe

13.08.2006

56

20

Capt

KHDM Premarathna

16.03.2007

57

20

Capt

IKKU Kularathne

01.06.2007

58

7

Lt Col

RASA Ranatunge

06.07.2007

59

20

Capt

WS Wickramapala

02.01.2008

60

18

Capt

MWU Sathyajith

09.01.2008

61

17

Capt

DLDD Liyanage

02.03.2008

62

21

Lt

LEMG Mohomad

01.04.2008

63

20

Capt

WGS Wijesuriya

29.04.2008

64

17

Capt

HWRR Samarasinghe

04.05.2008

65

15

Capt

WAAS Sakalasuriya RWP RSP

04.09.2008

66

17

Maj

NPHMP Karangoda

19.12.2008

67

19

Capt

RMRBUWS Wickramanayake

03.02.2009

68

21

Capt

MDY Chandrajith

22.03.2009

69

18

Capt

GS Pandigamage

08.02.2010

70

10

Maj

PMJP Perera

 

Sri Lank Navy

SR No.

INTAKE

RANK

NAME

DATE

1

6

S/Lt

DY Liyanarachchi

11.07.1990

2

2

LCdr

S Gunasekara

16.11.1992

3

9

A/S/Lt

CG Punchihewa

29.09.1993

4

6

LCdr

DJMNC Jayathilaka

11.11.1993

5

4

LCdr

MAJH Wijewardana RSP

26.08.1995

6

9

Lt

HRHM Indrananda

17.10.1995

7

6

LCdr

EW Wickramarathna

01.11.1995

8

5

LCdr

TD Palihena RWP

22.01.1996

9

5

LCdr

JLDES Wijitunga PWV

30.03.1996

10

5

LCdr

MS Abeynayake

19.07.1996

11

10

Lt

SPK Muththettuwatte

19.07.1996

12

8

LCdr

NKI Nishad WWV

20.10.1996

13

7

LCdr

MAS Amarasekara

26.10.1996

14

3

LCdr

PS Vidanapathirana WWV

19.07.1997

15

11

Lt

AWB Vitharana RSP

19.10.1997

16

7

LCdr

KN Aluthge

22.02.1998

17

4

Cdr

SHU Dushmantha WWV RWP RSP

30.10.1998

18

11

S/Lt

WRWMSHB Wickramasinghe

30.10.1998

19

12

Lt

ASKA Kankanamge RSP

15.12.1998

20

8

LCdr

SDS De Silva RSP

06.06.2000

21

15

LCdr

NAMB Neththisinghe

21.02.2000

22

13

LCdr

MDDL Ranjan

30.10.2000

23

9

LCdr

MSK Silva RWP RSP

26.12.2004

24

7

Cdr

MAK Manorathna

07.01.2006

25

12

LCdr

ELP Edirisinghe

11.05.2006

26

21

Lt

WMNC Wijesundara

17.10.2006

27

19

Lt

PGA Geethanga

09.11.2006

28

13

LCdr

ONMR Panditharathne

09.11.2006

29

19

Lt

DDNM Premarathne

11.11.2006

30

14

Cdr

EALC Ekanayake

26.12.2007

31

20

LCdr

WJSR Perera

22.03.2008

32

10

LCdr

NCK Abeysinghe

19.01.2009

33

12

Cdr

SNK Silva RSP

12.05.2009

34

15

LCdr

RMPB Rajapakse

16.02.2010

Sri Lank Air Force

SR No.

INTAKE

RANK

NAME

DATE

1

4

Fg Off

SPB Liyanage

06.08.1989

2

4

Sqn Ldr

RMS Rathnayake

05.07.1992

3

6

Flt Lt

NJ Premarathne

05.07.1992

4

6

Flt Lt

MVKBH Wijayakoon

05.07.1992

5

6

Sqn Ldr

HS Liyanage

28.04.1995

6

1

Wg Cdr

VK Welgama

29.09.1995

7

5

Sqn Ldr

DS Wickramasinghe RWP RSP

22.11.1995

8

5

Sqn Ldr

D Modaragama

02.06.2002

9

12

Flt Lt

RSNR Rajapakse

15.08.2002

10

12

Sqn Ldr

BGIL Muthukumarana

01.03.2007

11

15

Sqn Ldr

WAB Navinda

25.03.2007

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