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[DESERT FIGHTER]

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[Asena_Y]

The only muslim country with nukes

I've heard that we had nuclear weapons too. Yet it's still unbelievable for me but I've argued with Neptune over it many times.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Phased out Atlantique:

I've heard that we had nuclear weapons too. Yet it's still unbelievable for me but I've argued with Neptune over it many times.

All NATO countries host 1 nuke from time to time.. but it cant be used without NATO/US permission.. and guarded by US airmen..

Nuclear sharing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

And tht diagram is wrong.. as per the latest speculations/western media .. we have around over 110 nukes..

 

[Armstrong]

Crawling on this terrain is fun:

Huzoor aap jaisaa nazuk mizaj aadmii itni tough jagaa par reh leitaa haiii ?

 

[Asena_Y]

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All NATO countries host 1 nuke from time to time.. but it cant be used without NATO/US permission.. and guarded by US airmen..

Nuclear sharing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

And tht diagram is wrong.. as per the latest speculations/western media .. we have around over 110 nukes..

Thank youuu

 

[Xeric]

Huzoor aap jaisaa nazuk mizaj aadmii itni tough jagaa par reh leitaa haiii ?

Bus zuban naram hai,baki sub kuch sakht he hai

On a serious note, when bullets are buzzing around your ears, that one stone that you see in the pic is the 'cover' you would duck behind, take cover and return fire, crawl out, change position, return fire again, and baam, there goes the khawarji!

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

 

[Armstrong]

Bus zuban naram hai,baki sub kuch sakht he hai

On a serious note, when bullets are buzzing around your ears, that one stone that you see in the pic is the 'cover' you would duck behind, take cover and return fire, crawl out, change position, return fire again, and baam, there goes the khawarji!

Yaaar waisee eik baaat tou bataiiin : Why doesn't the Armed Forces incorporate some weight-training in a soldier's exercise regimen (at least when hes posted at a Unit where a Gymnasium can be built) ?

I mean cranking 200 Push Ups builds a lot of endurance but it can only build so much strength before there aren't anymore strength gains !

Don't you think doing Weighted Pull Ups or Dips would build a more functionally fit soldier ?

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Yaaar waisee, not that I'd ever judge, but I often notice that quite a few ladies in the Armed Forces wear Headscarves and I think to myself 'I don't recall most civilian women wearing headscarves....probably 1 out of 10 do that and a further 1 out of 20 wear a Hijab & I've often found this a bit interesting to note that maybe it means that that stereotype about religious-oriented families not being forward looking and not letting their daughters and wives to be active in public life isn't true !

Or maybe I'm just seeing what I want to see & actually there aren't that many servicewomen who wear headscarves !

What do you think @Xeric ?

 

[acetophenol]

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Wearing sthethescope over headscarf,does it affect the hearing from the scope?

 

[Xeric]

Yaaar waisee eik baaat tou bataiiin : Why doesn't the Armed Forces incorporate some weight-training in a soldier's exercise regimen (at least when hes posted at a Unit where a Gymnasium can be built) ?

I mean cranking 200 Push Ups builds a lot of endurance but it can only build so much strength before there aren't anymore strength gains !

Don't you think doing Weighted Pull Ups or Dips would build a more functionally fit soldier ?

We already have gyms in cantt areas. Some units even have their own gyms. There's a gym in every company pf PMA. The new physical regime known as PACES (due to which a Captain made a world record in pushups) is nothing but a more advanced version of utilizing the gyms.

Yaaar waisee, not that I'd ever judge, but I often notice that quite a few ladies in the Armed Forces wear Headscarves and I think to myself 'I don't recall most civilian women wearing headscarves....probably 1 out of 10 do that and a further 1 out of 20 wear a Hijab & I've often found this a bit interesting to note that maybe it means that that stereotype about religious-oriented families not being forward looking and not letting their daughters and wives to be active in public life isn't true !

Or maybe I'm just seeing what I want to see & actually there aren't that many servicewomen who wear headscarves !

What do you think @Xeric ?

Didnt get you?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Wearing sthethescope over headscarf,does it affect the hearing from the scope?

nope...

 

[Armstrong]

We already have gyms in cantt areas. Some units even have their own gyms. There's a gym in every company pf PMA. The new physical regime known as PACES (due to which a Captain made a world record in pushups) is nothing but a more advanced version of utilizing the gyms.

What kind of exercises are included in PACES ?

Didnt get you?

I was just thinking out loud that there a lot of our servicewomen wear headscarves and I suppose thats one more example to bust the stereotype that in our society women from religiously conservative families aren't allowed to be active in public life !

 

[Xeric]

What kind of exercises are included in PACES ?

It;s a long list. Just to give you an idea, if we were doing normal pushups previously, this time also do diamond pushups. So is the case with pullups and other activities. The basic exercises are the same, just the means utilized to maximize the gains have changed. Initially, one had to do 50 pushups in 2 mins to get guud points, now there's no bar, you do 200 if you want and earn more points provided you do them right.

I was just thinking out loud that there a lot of our servicewomen wear headscarves and I suppose thats one more example to bust the stereotype that in our society women from religiously conservative families aren't allowed to be active in public life !

It's a personal choice. Actually it is not exactly a scarf but the dupata, which is worn like a scarf to be held in place by the cap. Moreover, those who say that women from conservative families are not allowed to excel probably have not seen ninja doctors and business women.

 

[truthseeker2010]

and what makes you think we are not ready to launch in seconds?

because in current situation where everybody is after your nuke and the security of the bomb always coming in question.... u just cannot keep them at active posture..... plus the countries that have ballistic missile subs have the ability to launch nuke whenever they want.... so sadly we don't have that......

 

[Secret Service]

It;s a long list. Just to give you an idea, if we were doing normal pushups previously, this time also do diamond pushups. So is the case with pullups and other activities. The basic exercises are the same, just the means utilized to maximize the gains have changed. Initially, one had to do 50 pushups in 2 mins to get guud points, now there's no bar, you do 200 if you want and earn more points provided you do them right.


It's a personal choice. Actually it is not exactly a scarf but the dupata, which is worn like a scarf to be held in place by the cap. Moreover, those who say that women from conservative families are not allowed to excel probably have not seen ninja doctors and business women.

@Xeric are you military man ...?