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F 16s are buzzing Lahore

You can have nice view of Lahore from Wahga, your crossing didnt helped you much, niranjan nafsiyati have to run his pants down.

As for capturing Kashmir, i already answered, your cowards Generals were not able to stop our men in disputed territory despite being numerically superior, hence they openly invaded international border and got kicked on arse. PAF whoped IAF, our much smaller navy did operation on Dwarka while your fleet was hiding in whole war.
Talk On Lohore Front Kid We capured Dograi village Which 10-15 Km inside Pakistan border
In Lahore Sector we Captured 500 Sq km

LOL General commanding Of XI Corps on Lahore front was JS Dhillion:lol::lol::lol:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lahore_Front

Ichogil Canal
A destroyed bridge, across the Ichogil Canal, on the road to Lahore.he Pakistan Army destroyed all the bridges to the city during their hasty retreat:omghaha::omghaha:

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Talk On Lohore Front Kid We capured Dograi village Which 10-15 Km inside Pakistan border
In Lahore Sector Capture 500 Sq km

LOL General commanding Of XI Corps on Lahore front was JS Dhillion:lol::lol::lol:

Ichogil Canal
A destroyed bridge, across the Ichogil Canal, on the road to Lahore.he Pakistan Army destroyed all the bridges to the city during their hasty retreat:omghaha::omghaha:

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Yeah yeah, you won 500000km but why niranjan nafsayti run :rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
What do you call the Maratha empire and the Sikh empire?

Muslims only entered India when Hindus were engaged in internal rivalries

Duh... I am not bitching or accusing anybody of having Sikh of Marathi blood. Sikhs, as far as i know, are cool people.
 
Considering he is a newbie I don't think he deserves a well-written reply but nonetheless point taken.

I wouldn't do that; you write well. Why would you lower your standards for the sake of a wet rag? I'm beginning to look for your posts. They're good.
 
I sometimes feel sorry for the poor stiff.

He had a good record as a fighter pilot. After the war (WWII), he opted for the Army. His unit was mauled badly during 1962, and he should have been retired then. Unfortunately, a lot of bad commanders got whitewashed in the aftermath; although a tough new leadership took over in place of the then chief and the CinCs, there were many who survived at lower echelons who should not have.

The British knew all about this condition; they called it being 'gun-shy'.
Why was he even allowed to enter the army? The guy was from the chairforce after all. I guess sometimes military chauvinism is actually productive.
 
We don't want to acquire land where millions of Muslims reside.

We don't have the mindset for a genocide and we don't don't have the time and money to handle the law&order problems which will soon follow

If you dont want to acquire land where muslims reside than give freedom to kashmir.

What mindset? Your top brass knows we can bomb you back to vedic ages.
 
Nobody's stopping you from your celebrations. But mistaken facts and misrepresented information will be highlighted. So celebrate but don't exaggerate or prevaricate. Get it?
Ah... when will I have vocab like you sensei... such scintillating writing.
 
Yeah yeah, you won 500000km but why niranjan nafsayti run :rofl::rofl::rofl:
LOsing Argument

Just Like Pakistani Maj. Gen. Nasir Ahmed Khan ran for life and killed in Khem karan

While Engines of Patton tanks still running :azn::azn::disagree::disagree::lol::lol::omghaha::omghaha::nana::nana:

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Trophy Of surrender of 1 Armoured Division
Star Plate of Brigadier A R Shammi, Commander of the Artillery Brigade of Pakistan's 1 Armoured Division, captured at the Battle of Assal Uttar. Major General Nasir Ahmed, GOC of 1 Armoured Division, had been killed on 10 September 1965 in the Khem-Karan sector, by the 4th Grenadiers and the 3rd Cavalry.

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Why was he even allowed to enter the army? The guy was from the chairforce after all. I guess sometimes military chauvinism is actually productive.

Don't forget that we lost a lot of good officers to the newly-formed Pakistan. Ultimately, it was a mistake; no tap-dancing on that one.
 
Cool enough to ensure Punjab has the least % of Muslims in any state of India.
Yep, I actually am. I've lost relatives in Partition. There is blood on the hands of both sides. There is nothing funny about the horror stories but I have decided to look at it from an unbiased POV rather than saying Sikhs are this and that. Because sadly we were no better. Both sides killed, plundered and raped to their heart's content.
I wouldn't do that; you write well. Why would you lower your standards for the sake of a wet rag? I'm beginning to look for your posts. They're good.
Consider it done.
 
Ah... when will I have vocab like you sensei... such scintillating writing.

Bullshit.

Don't even bother about the vocabulary; just hammer out that clear, lucid, simple style and you're doing better than 90% of us.

I really wish I could simplify more.
 
What a thread.

@Joe Shearer you started the teasing and @hellfire you joined in. Now we have 7 pages offtopic.

Hmm. In my personal belief the dissection of all wars should be done in the senior section to avoid the falling of the standard and to attract better posters who can make valid points. Otherwise you will have a discussion going absolutely nowhere.

Hellfire you are right. Wars are decided on political goals and objectives however as you very well know objects of a war and even battle change and can change drastically. Especially when a war escalates. What was the initial objective to capture akhnur bridge ( and akhnur) and cut India from Kashmir turned into a desperate defence for lahore simply bcz the war changed and transformed due to escalation.

I can write many many paragraphs on the war bcz I have studied it a lot. I can write about blunders of both armies on military and intelligence front and how they both lost opportunities.


Joe, I am not sure but I don't know when war became a game of counting losses. If a side has lost 73 soldiers and the other has lost 80,any would say the 80 lost the battle simply counting losses. There is a lot more to war than losses.

6th September is celebrated as defence day of lahore and sialkot which it was...


Quite frankly all these wars have taught me one thing.

Our major cities and capitals are at borders.

Quetta borders Afghanistan
Lahore borders India
Karachi borders sea
Muzzarafabad borders Indian Kashmir.

Heck parachinar the largest city of FATA borders Afghanistan.


In every war especially one we don't see coming we will lose territory on our major cities and capitals and its something we can't avoid. I feel this is a major disadvantage we have with India and Afghanistan. An army making a major thrust against an unsuspecting country is bound to lose territory in its initial stage.

Anyhow again the dissection of the war is to be left at senior section.
 

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