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Dipprasad Pun, a Nepalese sergeant of the Royal Gurkha Rifles, is known for his act of bravery during the War in Afghanistan on the night of September 17, 2010. Pun, who was an acting sergeant at the time, was on sentry duty at a checkpoint guarding his unit's compound when 12 to 30 Taliban insurgents attacked his post with AK-47s and RPGs. Believing he was about to die, Pun decided to kill as many of the enemy as possible. He single-handedly defeated the attackers using his personal weapon, a general-purpose machine gun, 17 hand grenades, and a Claymore mine. Over the course of the engagement, Pun fired 250 rounds from his machine gun and 180 from his rifle before beating the last fighter, after his machine gun jammed, by throwing the tripod of his machine gun.

Pun's actions prevented his post from being overrun, saving the lives of three of his comrades. Upon receiving the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross, he stated that he had no choice but to fight as the Taliban had surrounded his checkpoint, and he was alone. Pun's bravery is cited as "the bravest seen in his battalion during two tours."

The evening of September 17, 2010, started with Pun being one of four men left in the southern compound because the platoon had pushed out a patrol to dominate the road to the east in readiness for the next day's parliamentary elections. All were taking turns to man a single sangar position on the roof in the centre of the compound. Sergeant Pun was on duty when he heard a clinking noise to the south of the checkpoint. Realising that he was about to be attacked, he quickly informed his commander on one of the radios and launched a grenade at the enemy.

Sergeant Pun single-handedly fought off an enemy attack on his lightly manned position. In the dark, he tackled the enemy head-on as he moved around his position to fend off the attack from three sides, killing three assailants and causing the others to flee. In doing so, he saved the lives of his three comrades and prevented the position from being overrun. Despite the danger, Pun sought out the enemy from all angles and consistently moved towards them to reach the best position of attack.

Pun's presence of mind, quick thinking, and exceptional courage under fire are an inspiration to his fellow soldiers and civilians alike. His actions serve as a testament to the bravery and dedication of the Gurkha soldiers who have been serving in the British Army for over two centuries.