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^ lol>>>>All you have given as evidence are home made PDF(portable document format) files.
Yes your calling them home made makes your image as delusional Pakistani fanboy living in denial absolute.
But in this case your own courts/ army tribunal has given verdict that History has been falsified by Indian Army, can you deny it??? nops
though now they (IA) are twisting it again in their (IA) own way....
How can you prove me false on that........ !!
They have made a joke of themselves and now all Indian Army Folklores are not less than a joke.
Cut down on Jingoism.
Since I am not to post any neew content, I'll just copy and paste responses from other people on this already discussed to death topic.As far as battle of Loungewala is concerned, your own Veteran Army men denied any such battle..... wana link.... take it
Battle of Longewala: Truth must be told
let me paste it again
Major General (retd), Atma Singh Hansara, told Hindustan Times in an interview, “I dispute the ground battle completely. It is mockery of army ethos. No ground battle was fought and the army had merely rehearsed it on a sand model after the ceasefire to cover up the incompetence of senior military commanders.”
General Atma Singh was commenting not on Army Records but on a recreational and entertainment show done to recreate Battle on Longewalan.
If you want official History, here is the link: http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Army/History/1971War/PDF/1971Chapter09.pdf
Does it suggest anywhere that the Indian Army company at Longewala destroyed the Pakistani tanks - it clearly mentions that IAF dest the tanks and full credit should go to the IAF. The only credit the Indian company gets is for "holding out tenaciously against heavy odds till reinforcements arrived". Which is exactly what happened. The company faced the prospect of being attacked by a full armoured regiment and getting massacred - But they didnt scatter, they didnt panic, they didnt run away. They held their post. There are NO claims of the company on ground inflicting casualities on the pakistani forces.
Here is what PDF Supermod had to say when he read the account (Since I am sure you are not gonna read it.:
Now back to the topic on hand:
It does appear that the historical record on the BR website does not indicate that IA had much to do with any fighting initially, in fact the first one or two pages of the incident are full of descriptions of IAF sorties and attacks.
Look Behind you!!! SLAMSkeptic come on baby!!!! where are ya?