Pak India 1971 War Gallery

[Windjammer]

An IAF SU-7 Fighter/Bomber going down in flames after being hit by Pakistani Gunners.

 

[Windjammer]

Indian MIG-21 on fire, captured in the gun sight of a PAF aircraft.

 

[Dalai Lama]

Another pic of PNS Ghazi

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The Blood Telegram

 

[Dalai Lama]

Another perspective of the same picture

Pakistani troops formally surrender

Tibetan SFF Commandos in Bangladesh during the 1971

 

[silentinksoldier]

Another perspective of the same picture

Pakistani troops formally surrender

Tibetan SFF Commandos in Bangladesh during the 1971

didnt know we used kalashes in 1971

 

[PoKeMon]

Really want to know how the 90000 soldiers who surrenders were treated in pakistan after the war.
Cant imagine if they were Indians. Their life would be like hell for sure. Nobody thinks the after effects of wars.

 

[Areesh]

Really want to know how the 90000 soldiers who surrenders were treated in pakistan after the war.
Cant imagine if they were Indians. Their life would be like hell for sure. Nobody thinks the after effects of wars.

Correction:The regular soldiers of PA were around 35000. The rest were officers of police, para military and govt officials. It also included west Pakistan civilians working for the govt of Pakistan. The bold part is obviously a fail troll attempt.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

didnt know we used kalashes in 1971

They were Chinese & Bulgarian made AKs, the SFF fought in the eastern sector around 3rd Dec 71.

 

[PoKeMon]

Correction:The regular soldiers of PA were around 35000. The rest were officers of police, para military and govt officials. It also included west Pakistan civilians working for the govt of Pakistan. The bold part is obviously a fail troll attempt.

Whatever may be the number I dont care. What I want to hear is the truth and thats from a pakistani(hope they would be the right one to tell) if you dont mind. The question comes out of curiousity taken into account how sensitive we are regarding the enimousity of both the nation. Nobody wants to loose. So if some surrenders after effects will surely be sour.

Can you contribute something substancial rather than pointing who is trolling or not??

 

[Areesh]

Whatever may be the number I dont care. What I want to hear is the truth and thats from a pakistani(hope they would be the right one to tell) if you dont mind. The question comes out of curiousity taken into account how sensitive we are regarding the enimousity of both the nation. Nobody wants to loose. So if some surrenders after effects will surely be sour.

Can you contribute something substancial rather than pointing who is trolling or not??

The thread is about pics of war. So keep it that way.

 

[Windjammer]

Sir...real images would be more appreciative instead of cartoons.

Since you seem an ardent fan of.... Mickey Mouse, let me enlighten you the depiction was captured by a world class aviation artist, S M Hussaini, who happens to be a life member of The American Society of Aviation Artists (ASAA).

 

[John Doe]

Unseen pix, hidden deep inside the archives...kaya yaad karogay...daikho:

CAPTURED FROM NO 7227 FLT LT DILIP INDIAN PILOT OF SU-7 SHOT DOWN OVER ZAFARWAL BY GROUND FIRE ON 10 DEC 71.

Thats an amazing photo! Where is this showcase located? In some air force base? I did notice that the name of the Indian pilot is misspelled in the bronze plaque.
Thanks Xeric for posting this!

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

Really want to know how the 90000 soldiers who surrenders were treated in pakistan after the war.
Cant imagine if they were Indians. Their life would be like hell for sure. Nobody thinks the after effects of wars.

There were some Indian POWs in 1965 war,and i can't find an source suggesting they were mistreated.

 

[John Doe]

Answered in later post.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

Is the 2nd guy from the left our respected Kaiser Tufail? If yes, then this photo is not from the 1971 war, since he joined PAF a few years later.

Air Cdre. Kaiser Tufail does not seem to be in this picture.