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Interesting vests with the PA ,
Also Saudi fitness levels
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Masha’Allah. Our Troops looking fit and disciplined as usual.View attachment 817318View attachment 817319
Interesting vests with the PA ,
Also Saudi fitness levels
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Do some visuals/video on following information also for comparison. Correct if necessary.
Northern Command
XIV Fire and Fury Corps - Leh
3 Infantry Division - Trishul - Leh
8 Mountain Division - Forever in Ops - Dras
121 (I) Infantry Brigade - Kargil Brigade - Kargil
102 (I) Infantry Brigade - Siachen Brigade - Partapur
118 (I) Infantry Brigade - Parashu - Nyoma
254 (I) Armoured Brigade - Snow Leopard - Leh
XV Chinar Corps - Srinagar
19 Infantry Division - Dagger - Baramulla
28 Infantry Division - Vajr - Gurez
XVI White Knight Corps - Nagrota
10 RAPID - Crossed Swords - Akhnoor
25 Infantry Division - Ace of Spades - Rajauri
39 Infantry Division - Dah - Yol
Western Command
II Kharga Corps - Ambala
1 Armoured Division - Airavat - Patiala
9 Infantry Division - Pine - Meerut
22 Infantry Division - Charging Ram - Meerut
40 Artillery Division - - Ambala
16 (I) Armoured Brigade - Black Arrow - Mamun
IX Rising Star Corps - Yol
26 Infantry Division - Tiger - Jammu
29 Infantry Division - Gurj/Silver Mace - Pathankot
2 (I) Armoured Brigade - Fleur de Lis - Mamun
3 (I) Armoured Brigade - Sabre - Ratnuchak
XI Vajra Corps - Jalandhar
7 Infantry Division - Golden Arrow - Firozpur
15 Infantry Division - Panther - Amritsar
23 (I) Armoured Brigade - Flaming Arrow - Amritsar
55 (I) Mechanised Brigade - Double Victory - Beas
Southwestern Command
I First Strike Corps - Mathura
33 Armoured Division - Dot - Hisar
4 RAPID - Red Eagle - Allahabad
42 Artillery Division - Strategic Strikers - Alwar
14 (I) Armoured Brigade - Black Charger - Bathinda
X Chetak Corps - Bhatinda
16 Infantry Division - Amogh - Sriganganagar
18 RAPID - Gandiv - Kota
24 RAPID - Ranbankura - Bikaner
6 (I) Armoured Brigade - Sand Viper - Suratgarh
Southern Command
XXI Sudarshan Chakra Corps - Bhopal
31 Armoured Division - White Tiger - Jhansi
36 RAPID - Shahbaaz - Sagar
54 Infantry Division - Bison - Secunderabad
41 Artillery Division - Agnibaaz - Pune
XII Konark Corps - Jodhpur
11 Infantry Division - Golden Katar - Ahmedabad
75 (I) Infantry Brigade - Bald Eagle - Bhuj
12 RAPID - Golden Axe - Jodhpur
4 (I) Armoured Brigade - Black Mace - Bathinda
340 (I) Mechanised Brigade - Scorpions? - Nasirabad
Eastern Command
XVII Brahmastra Corps - Panagarh
59 Mountain Division - Trinetra - Panagarh
72 Infantry Division - - Pathankot
23 Infantry Division - Cockerel - Ranchi
III Spear Corps -Dimapur
2 Mountain Division - Dao - Dibrugarh
56 Mountain Division - Spearhead - Likabeli
57 Mountain Division - Red Shield - Leimakhong
IV Gajraj Corps - Tezpur
5 Mountain Division - Ball of Fire - Tengra
21 Mountain Division - Red Horns - Rangia
71 Mountain Division - Blazing Sword - Missamari
XXXIII Trishakti Corps - Siliguri
17 Mountain Division - Blackcat - Gangtok
20 Mountain Division - Kirpan - Binnaguri
27 Mountain Division - Striking Lion - Kalimpong
Central Command
14 RAPID - Golden Key - Kapurthala
6 Mountain Division - Garud - Bareilly
50 (I) Parachute Brigade - Shatrujeet - Agra
9 (I) Mountain Brigade - Ibex - Joshimath
119 (I) Mountain Brigade - Panchshul - Pithoragarh
136 (I) Infantry Brigade - Tripeak - Sumdo
Usage also matters - the Armenians didn’t utilize their AD systems how they should have while it is likely that the Ukrainians didn’t deploy the TB2s as they should have.
Here goes another one of our ultimate god weapons which have made all other weapon systems obsolete and which would've had "cooked" the old Russian MBTs..
See everything has its own place in a battlefield and driving conclusions from a completely one sided encounter (Azer-Armenia) in which the UCAVs flew without any hindrance from effective AD systems is imprudent..
Now can these ultimate UAVs stop the "obsolete" mechanised forces which have adequate AD coverage?
Of course,that's what I wanted to infer. The effectiveness of a system depends on its employment. If you put an armoured regt in unfavorable terrain with AD it will quickly eliminated.Usage also matters - the Armenians didn’t utilize their AD systems how they should have while it is likely that the Ukrainians didn’t deploy the TB2s as they should have.
I have always said, the effectivesness of drones in combat is still yet to be seen until it is used against a country with a decent air force or AD systems.
Here goes another one of our ultimate god weapons which have made all other weapon systems obsolete and which would've had "cooked" the old Russian MBTs..
See everything has its own place in a battlefield and driving conclusions from a completely one sided encounter (Azer-Armenia) in which the UCAVs flew without any hindrance from effective AD systems is imprudent..
Now can these ultimate UAVs stop the "obsolete" mechanised forces which have adequate AD coverage?
Of course,that's what I wanted to infer. The effectiveness of a system depends on its employment. If you put an armoured regt in unfavorable terrain with AD it will quickly eliminated.
Most people here believe that mechanised forces have been made redundant because of UCAVs because of that conflict but forget to mention that there the tanks were without any effective AD hence they could be easily picked out. Similarly UAVs without proper usage are also useless.
In modern battlefield no system can standout alone and must be synergised to create a symphony. However whenever we discuss a weapon system we attribute godly powers to it. All I wanted to imply was that we should adopt a more sane approach while discussing weapon systems keeping in mind their operational limits and requirements.
I know it’s off-topic but it’s related to the core issue which we are facing here in PDF: While many believe we can only be on par with India through an arms race, the PAF showed the opposite during the Pakistan China Air Force exercise, where PAF-7PG demonstrated tactics to confront and defend against SU-27 - J-11series. Also in 1965 (as references: Men of Steel 6 armoured Division in the 1965 war Major General Abrar Hussain) and 1971 wars (as reference: In the Ring and on its Feet- Air Cdre M Kaiser Tufail) The Pakistan Army and Air force were capable of doing more with less military equipment.Of course,that's what I wanted to infer. The effectiveness of a system depends on its employment. If you put an armoured regt in unfavorable terrain with AD it will quickly eliminated.
Most people here believe that mechanised forces have been made redundant because of UCAVs because of that conflict but forget to mention that there the tanks were without any effective AD hence they could be easily picked out. Similarly UAVs without proper usage are also useless.
In modern battlefield no system can standout alone and must be synergised to create a symphony. However whenever we discuss a weapon system we attribute godly powers to it. All I wanted to imply was that we should adopt a more sane approach while discussing weapon systems keeping in mind their operational limits and requirements.
@Nilgiri had done some kind of visual ORBAT for our discussions with @PanzerKiel. I wonder whether that might be helpful.Excellent. I suggest, we open a separate sticky thread, titled Indian Army ORBAT in the Pakistan Army section, and would be more clarifying if you can point the Corps facing Pakistan, which ones are for China and which ones facing Bangladesh or others.
This way a very clear picture would be available, and in future we can plot these formations on an Indian map and post also for a visual ORBAT of IA.
Lets work on it.
Will do it tomorrow. It's 3 am here@jhungary I have written a little bit about human and machines in the above post. Would you like to comment it ? It would be great honor for, I don’t expect that you davor any side, but it’s a great contribution for the readers and Members, who have other views.
@Nilgiri had done some kind of visual ORBAT for our discussions with @PanzerKiel. I wonder whether that might be helpful.
Just give me a little time. Perhaps an hour? Two of the four participants are no longer with us, a third is aloof and out of reach, and there's nobody here but this chicken.Link to the post ??
@Nilgiri@jhungary I have written a little bit about human and machines in the above post. Would you like to comment it ? It would be great a honor for us I don’t expect that you favour any side, but it’s a great contribution for the readers and Members, who have other views. I am not an expert but, trying my best to learn from everyone being it Indians like @Joe Shearer or @Nilgri ( I think that was his name), I am absolutely not discriminate, when someone can have great analytical discussion.