Windjammer
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Our troops have historically laid their lives down in our existence and have never been far away from confrontation since 14th August 1947. The sacrifices of many including their lives will most certainly NEVER be forgotten. In certain cases the ultimate sacrifice being of their lives. I think you will all agree Pakistan would not exist today without their bravery and sacrifices they gave.
I sometimes sit here admiring how much our nation has been dragged through and if I still would be sitting here as a proud Pakistani if our heroes hadnt sacrificed so much for me to have the privilege.
Lately the saddest of incidents the loss of the Siachen heroes has yet again shown the ultimate of sacrifices these souls make. Not forgetting the loved ones they leave behind. It is heart aching to imagine how it must feel like to lose a loved one in this way.
Most nations have what is called a Yellow Ribbon Fund whose main aim is to Thank you! to our injured service members and their families for everything they have sacrificed on our behalf.
I think its about time we set something up for our own heroes and perhaps for obvious reasons call it the Green Ribbon.
Living 1000s of miles away it is frustrating not to be show and offer our support and sometimes our prayers are all we can offer. It would fill me with pride if I wore a green ribbon on my chest and wear it with pride. If there was a place to donate however small amount one wanted to donate I would gladly start organizing something along this line.
There are several serving members on the forum in the Think Tank brigade that have already voiced their appreciation of such an idea. This thread has been started to see if there is any interest from you guys and perhaps any suggestions in how we could move this project forward.
We must at all times be focused on what our land would be without the passion and desires of such brave hearts that have sacrificed so much.
Ultimately one must remember however small our efforts unite all our efforts and potentially we could have a tsunami of support and gentlemen this would make a difference to where it matters.
I will leave these thoughts with you to ponder.
Any sort of suggestion and input would be gratefully received.
I sometimes sit here admiring how much our nation has been dragged through and if I still would be sitting here as a proud Pakistani if our heroes hadnt sacrificed so much for me to have the privilege.
Lately the saddest of incidents the loss of the Siachen heroes has yet again shown the ultimate of sacrifices these souls make. Not forgetting the loved ones they leave behind. It is heart aching to imagine how it must feel like to lose a loved one in this way.
Most nations have what is called a Yellow Ribbon Fund whose main aim is to Thank you! to our injured service members and their families for everything they have sacrificed on our behalf.
I think its about time we set something up for our own heroes and perhaps for obvious reasons call it the Green Ribbon.
Living 1000s of miles away it is frustrating not to be show and offer our support and sometimes our prayers are all we can offer. It would fill me with pride if I wore a green ribbon on my chest and wear it with pride. If there was a place to donate however small amount one wanted to donate I would gladly start organizing something along this line.
There are several serving members on the forum in the Think Tank brigade that have already voiced their appreciation of such an idea. This thread has been started to see if there is any interest from you guys and perhaps any suggestions in how we could move this project forward.
We must at all times be focused on what our land would be without the passion and desires of such brave hearts that have sacrificed so much.
Ultimately one must remember however small our efforts unite all our efforts and potentially we could have a tsunami of support and gentlemen this would make a difference to where it matters.
I will leave these thoughts with you to ponder.
Any sort of suggestion and input would be gratefully received.