keep your comments with yourself if you dont have any idea about what you are saying.
what is the process that was supposed to be followed by the CRPF commander that was not followed..please let Indians know that secret as well.
Keep my comment to myself.........hey, thi is a forum, if you dont like people participating, then you F off, dont tell others too.
What is you problem.......if you don't like Pakistanis participating then please go join another forum elsewhere......
My point with regards to this is a clear Military tactic, practised by paramilitaries also, which I have posted already is as follows:
This is similar to the kidnapping of a hundred Pakistani soldiers, and when investigated, it was found that procedures were just not followed.....PA has never repeated that fiasco again, as will the Indians, I doubt they will make this make twice.
It is quite straight forward to assume that when on any route back to camp, (a) do not use the same route back to camp which is most obvious (b) if this route is to be used then a scout is used, either a sniper who has stalked the ground before the convoy passage, (this is highly unlikely as they are not on hostile ground), or a front scout on foot, a motorbike, quad or even a bluddy chopper to scan the area before hand.
Quite clearly, when you are passing through a valley, this is a hotbed for an ambush, you do not need to be a military tactical expert to know that, as unfortunately the soldiers walked into the enemy "kill zone". Once you have entered the k.z. you are not going to come out alive, that is an unfortunate reality.
Head will clearly role for this blunder and procedures will be definately be followed in future, only down side is, it cost 70 soldiers for the Indian Army to buck up.
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Now please try and grow up, I have not made fun of anything in this thread and added my views and experience in combat myself to shed some light, if you dont like that then go and discuss it in a little village somewhere where you live, not here