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A patrol near the Karakoram Range. (Galen Rowell/CORBIS)

Pakistan military academy cadets of Kakul perform a guard mounting ceremony at the Mausoleum of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah. The guard mounting ceremony by the Pakistan Military Academy cadets is a regular feature in paying homage to the father of the nation.

The picture of the plane is of bad quality or otherwise that would have looked perfect.

Cadets from the Pakistan Military Academy march in Karachi.

Soldiers of Pakistan's army take position in Karvan Manza in Pakistan's tribal belt. (Reuters)

Troops in a camp at Karakorum Range

Too much work :whistle:

US storm over book on Israel lobby By Henri Astier BBC News US Vice-President Dick Cheney addresses an Aipac meeting in March 2007 The Bush administration - like its predecessors - has stood by Israel The power of America's "Jewish lobby" is said to be legendary. Commentators the world...

They can land in Sir Lanka...

Can we get more options such as removing photos and editing the descriptions?

A Pakistani paramilitary soldier stands guard at a vantage position on the outskirt of Mingora in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2007.(AP Photo/Mohammad Iqbal)

A Pakistani paramilitary soldier stands guard at a vantage position on the outskirt of Mingora in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2007. (AP Photo/Mohammad Iqbal)

A para-military soldier in Swat

And what is the use of giving weapons to SA? All they ever do is sit back and watch other Islamic nations fight...

1) The US gives more aid to Israel than 2.4 billion 2) Its just a way to support Israel and its economy....

General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani

Hmmmm, I would perfer some hand to hand fighting here...

I was gonna say the same thing. Having a great economy doesn't help much if the enemy can bomb your cities because you lack a strong army. Japan also doesn't play a major part in international influence. Only in its neighbors...

I doubt its to get funds from Congress. Why would the US endanger the lives of 4000 of its own troops?

Is how you really say "Thank you" in Urdu? I thought it was something else.... :)