Video of Pakistan army attacking Talibans.

[The Sandman]

Got from Reddit people saying Capt Junaid got shaheed in this fight. SSG should get Go pro cam's like other army's.

@django @Burhan Wani @Hell hound @RealNapster @Arsalan @Zibago

 

[Clutch]

Good job Pak forces... send these khawarji dogs back to hell!

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Capt Junaid Shaheed's father Col Arshad Shah was my father's senior... we have family ties with them... A SP Reg serving in Ops area... Swat these days!


This looks like an offical video (Ops videos arent released.. they even banned phone cams for soldiers in ops areas)... someone probably leaked it!!

 

[The Sandman]

This looks like an offical video (Ops videos arent released.. they even banned phone cams for soldiers in ops areas)... someone probably leaked it!!

But are the normal soldiers allowed to record normal combat footage like US, British, Canadian army's do?
like this? if not than why?

Capt Junaid Shaheed's father was my father's senior... we have family ties with them...

So did he got shaheed in this fight is that right?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

But are the normal soldiers allowed to record normal combat footage like US, British, Canadian army's do?
like this? if not than why?

So did he got shaheed in this fight is that right?

Not sure.. just sent this video to my father...

Capt Junaid is the first martyr of 16SP ... currently stationed in swat... in an infantry cum arty role!

Capt Junaid

 

[The Sandman]

Capt Junaid

Thx for the share man! he was still young @django

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Thx for the share man! he was still young @django

He was a happy go lucky guy... friendly,humorous and a brave heart...

Thx for the share man! he was still young @django

His parents are brave man... his father was happy at his Shahadat..

 

[CriticalThought]

If I were the enemy watching this I would note the following:

1. PA troops have a tendency to inspect the kill.

2. They swarm in close bunches, presenting an accretion of targets in a limited area.

3. The movements are a far cry from a kinetic SF operation.

4. When hostile fire comes in, as far as I can see, the helis respond pretty much autonomously. There is no battlefield commander coordinating the attack and no established communication and protocol between heli and ground troops.

 

[The Sandman]

and a brave heart...

I think that goes without saying.

his father was happy at his Shahadat..

Massive respect for such parents and thanks to God Pakistan is blessed with millions of such parents!

no established communication and protocol between heli and ground troops.

How can you know that genuinely asking?

 

[Reichsmarschall]

was that drone? good to know our drones have HD cameras the helmet-mounted cameras i saw in 6th sept exhibition were not good

 

[CriticalThought]

How can you know that genuinely asking?

I can't. But it's just the way the helis swoop in for inspection as the firing starts. Normally the helis would stand position until given exact coordinates, wherein they would move in, fire, and scramble away. One of the helis makes a very low pass. If there had been any rocket launcher bearing lookouts, it could have been messy.

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

But are the normal soldiers allowed to record normal combat footage like US, British, Canadian army's do?
like this? if not than why?

Pakistani and Western armies operate very differently. There is a reason why we are winning the war against terror and they are not. Footage like this gives crucial information to enemies.

2. They swarm in close bunches, presenting an accretion of targets in a limited area.

They were pretty safe. The compound was surrounded by snipers and gunners, the terrorists were trapped in a room and if they stepped into the visual zone for even a second; they would've been killed.

You could tell that a green light was given for them to enter the area after it was secured. Only a couple intial soldiers were sent to eliminate the targets supported by helis, the rest came after the area was secured and the terrorists were trapped in the rooms.

4. When hostile fire comes in, as far as I can see, the helis respond pretty much autonomously. There is no battlefield commander coordinating the attack and no established communication and protocol between heli and ground troops.

How exactly do you know that?

I can't. But it's just the way the helis swoop in for inspection as the firing starts. Normally the helis would stand position until given exact coordinates, wherein they would move in, fire, and scramble away. One of the helis makes a very low pass. If there had been any rocket launcher bearing lookouts, it could have been messy.

The people on the ground do not have eyes that can look through walls. It was perfectly normal for the Helis to inspect the compound, they moved in a specific formation so that if anyone decides to come out and attack with rocket launchers; the gunner could have easily taken them down.

 

[django]

If I were the enemy watching this I would note the following:

1. PA troops have a tendency to inspect the kill.

2. They swarm in close bunches, presenting an accretion of targets in a limited area.

3. The movements are a far cry from a kinetic SF operation.

4. When hostile fire comes in, as far as I can see, the helis respond pretty much autonomously. There is no battlefield commander coordinating the attack and no established communication and protocol between heli and ground troops.

Perceptive analysis.Kudos

Thx for the share man! he was still young @django

We have had many, many losses of talented, brave young men, as soon as USA vacates the region, this swamp will dry up.Kudos and nice share bro.

 

[Path-Finder]

There were police in the video as well! strange

 

[RealNapster]

Got from Reddit people saying Capt Junaid got shaheed in this fight. SSG should get Go pro cam's like other army's.

@django @Burhan Wani @Hell hound @RealNapster @Arsalan @Zibago

What's that on the left side at 6:07 ? A dummy soldier ?

@DESERT FIGHTER , @CriticalThought