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51st Martyrdom Anniversary of War Hero Major Shabbir Sharif Shaheed, Nishan-e-Haider (NH) (1971), Sitara-e-Jur’at (1965), awarded for his outstanding bravery & valour, & Sword of Honour at PMA Kakul is one of the most decorated Officer of Pakistan Army
51st Martyrdom Anniversary of War Hero Major Shabbir Sharif Shaheed, Nishan-e-Haider (NH) (1971), Sitara-e-Jur’at (1965), awarded for his outstanding bravery & valour, & Sword of Honour at PMA Kakul is one of the most decorated Officer of Pakistan Army
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51st Shahadat anniversary of Sowar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed, Nishan-e-Haider (NH) was observed today at Dhoke Muhammad Hussain, Gujar Khan. His fearless actions inflicted heavy losses on the enemy, destroying 16 Indian Tanks..
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December 18, 2022
Major General Shoaib Bin Akram lays a floral wreath at the martyr’s mausoleum in Rawalpindi on Dec 18, 2022. Photo: ISPR
RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army observed the 51st martyrdom anniversary of Lance Naik Muhammad Mehfooz Shaheed, recipient of the Nishan-e-Haider, on Sunday in Mehfoozabad, old Pind Malkan, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
Major General Shoaib Bin Akram laid a floral wreath at the martyr’s mausoleum and a smartly turned-out contingent of the army presented the guard of honour.
51st martyrdom anniversary of Lance Naik Muhammad Mehfooz observed
Shaheed embraced martyrdom on December 18, 1971, after being bayonetted by an enemy soldierNews
December 18, 2022
Major General Shoaib Bin Akram lays a floral wreath at the martyr’s mausoleum in Rawalpindi on Dec 18, 2022. Photo: ISPR
RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army observed the 51st martyrdom anniversary of Lance Naik Muhammad Mehfooz Shaheed, recipient of the Nishan-e-Haider, on Sunday in Mehfoozabad, old Pind Malkan, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
Major General Shoaib Bin Akram laid a floral wreath at the martyr’s mausoleum and a smartly turned-out contingent of the army presented the guard of honour.
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Sepoy Haleem Khan who was injured during the CTD Bannu Operation Embraced Shahadat today at CMH Rawalpindi due to his severe injuries.
Sepoy Haleem Khan was 29 years old and resident of Hijira, District Ponch and leaves behind three children..
Sepoy Haleem Khan who was injured during the CTD Bannu Operation Embraced Shahadat today at CMH Rawalpindi due to his severe injuries.
Sepoy Haleem Khan was 29 years old and resident of Hijira, District Ponch and leaves behind three children..
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Tribute to Shaheeds of Gayari Sector Avalanche Incident 2012
Siachen, a cold hell, highest battleground on earth. Temperature drops in Siachen to as low as -60 C. Both India and Pakistan are fighting in this area since 1984. Siachen dispute originated from the unsolved issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
India and Pakistan both nations have lost over 2,700 soldiers combined, apart from millions of dollars. The soldiers stationed at these punishing heights have to battle harsh climatic conditions, frostbites, hypothermia, and amnesia to name just a few. In this cold hell, both India and Pakistan have lost more soldiers to natural calamities than to enemy fire. Climate of siachen is harsh, merciless and unforgiving.
Gayari is battalion headquarters of the 6th Northern Light Infantry, located at the altitude of 15,000ft. On 7th April Gayari was hit by an avalanche, an Avalanche which engulfed the whole base and obliterated it. The glacier avalanche broke off at an elevation of around 4560 meters above sea level in a distance of around 1300m from the camp.
Avalanches are nothing new to Siachen. The Gayari avalanche was one of the worst avalanches to have hit the Pakistan Army and claimed the lives of 129 soldiers and 11 civilians. Initial reports indicated that at least 100 Pakistani soldiers, including a colonel and a commander, had been trapped under an estimated 21 meters (70 feet) of snow.
Immediately after the incident Pakistan Army started the rescue operations. Although rescue efforts began shortly after the avalanche, freezing and strenuous conditions made the hope of rescuing any of those trapped practically impossible. Pakistani Army immediately commenced rescue operations using helicopters, heavy machinery, sniffer dogs and with the assistance from international rescuers.
Due to the remoteness and extreme weather conditions, rescue operations were expected to take several days to complete. Nevertheless, official Pakistani military sources remained “hopeful”. After initial efforts on the night of 7–8 April were cut short due to bad weather and darkness.
The COAS of Pakistan Army at that time General Ashfaq Prevez Kiyani stated that “we will dig out each and every one of our lost soldier even if we have to dig up the whole mountain”. As of 8th June 2013, search & rescue teams of the army had recovered 131 dead bodies while search for the remaining nine continued. On 2nd October 2013, Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani said that 133 bodies had so far been recovered from Gayari sector while search for the remaining seven continued.
Gayari Incident reminds our nation the nature of sacrifices our soldiers give in order to protect our beloved motherland Pakistan and its freedom. In areas like Siachen it’s not only the enemy forces our soldiers have to fight with but they also have to fight a war with nature in order to just survive in those harsh areas.
We as a Nation will never forget the sacrifices of our soldiers who lost their lives for our sake and got buried under snow in an icy grave.
May Allah bless all the martyrs of Pakistan & bless them with highest rank in Jannah Ameen.
Tribute to Shaheeds of Gayari Sector Avalanche Incident 2012
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Tribute to Shaheeds of Gayari Sector Avalanche Incident 2012
Siachen, a cold hell, highest battleground on earth. Temperature drops in Siachen to as low as -60 C. Both India and Pakistan are fighting in this area since 1984. Siachen dispute originated from the unsolved issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
India and Pakistan both nations have lost over 2,700 soldiers combined, apart from millions of dollars. The soldiers stationed at these punishing heights have to battle harsh climatic conditions, frostbites, hypothermia, and amnesia to name just a few. In this cold hell, both India and Pakistan have lost more soldiers to natural calamities than to enemy fire. Climate of siachen is harsh, merciless and unforgiving.
Gayari is battalion headquarters of the 6th Northern Light Infantry, located at the altitude of 15,000ft. On 7th April Gayari was hit by an avalanche, an Avalanche which engulfed the whole base and obliterated it. The glacier avalanche broke off at an elevation of around 4560 meters above sea level in a distance of around 1300m from the camp.
Avalanches are nothing new to Siachen. The Gayari avalanche was one of the worst avalanches to have hit the Pakistan Army and claimed the lives of 129 soldiers and 11 civilians. Initial reports indicated that at least 100 Pakistani soldiers, including a colonel and a commander, had been trapped under an estimated 21 meters (70 feet) of snow.
Immediately after the incident Pakistan Army started the rescue operations. Although rescue efforts began shortly after the avalanche, freezing and strenuous conditions made the hope of rescuing any of those trapped practically impossible. Pakistani Army immediately commenced rescue operations using helicopters, heavy machinery, sniffer dogs and with the assistance from international rescuers.
Due to the remoteness and extreme weather conditions, rescue operations were expected to take several days to complete. Nevertheless, official Pakistani military sources remained “hopeful”. After initial efforts on the night of 7–8 April were cut short due to bad weather and darkness.
The COAS of Pakistan Army at that time General Ashfaq Prevez Kiyani stated that “we will dig out each and every one of our lost soldier even if we have to dig up the whole mountain”. As of 8th June 2013, search & rescue teams of the army had recovered 131 dead bodies while search for the remaining nine continued. On 2nd October 2013, Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani said that 133 bodies had so far been recovered from Gayari sector while search for the remaining seven continued.
Gayari Incident reminds our nation the nature of sacrifices our soldiers give in order to protect our beloved motherland Pakistan and its freedom. In areas like Siachen it’s not only the enemy forces our soldiers have to fight with but they also have to fight a war with nature in order to just survive in those harsh areas.
We as a Nation will never forget the sacrifices of our soldiers who lost their lives for our sake and got buried under snow in an icy grave.
May Allah bless all the martyrs of Pakistan & bless them with highest rank in Jannah Ameen.
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Sepoy Wakil Shah, an Azad Kashmir Regular Force trooper who was awarded the Tamgha-e-Jurat for successfully repulsing an attack by the 7ᵗʰ Sikh Light Infantry, on the platoon locality of Chitti Batti aka Point 10944, in the Bedori sector, on 4/5ᵗʰ December 1971.
Sepoy Wakil Shah, an Azad Kashmir Regular Force trooper who was awarded the Tamgha-e-Jurat for successfully repulsing an attack by the 7ᵗʰ Sikh Light Infantry, on the platoon locality of Chitti Batti aka Point 10944, in the Bedori sector, on 4/5ᵗʰ December 1971.
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