Pakistan's Brave Armed Forces..

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Re: Pakistan’s Brave Armed Forces..

@legbreakgoogly

On the issue, bar 1971 which was a shambless, the PA has never humiliated itself. We do not know the details of the recent 300 man surrender, nor do we know the conditions under which they surrendered.

hmm history can never be changed.. please go read abt the 1965 war here

India–Pakistan war of 1965

and see wat pakistan ARMY learned from its failures of 65. If u say its a professional army it should have learned from its mistakes. but who cares ..u have the media and u keep beating the drums that u won the war..

@legbreakgoogly

Internal battles offer a completely different challange to external ones. Its quite possible that the troops of PA, or where they FC troops, do not wish to engage there fellow Pakistanis in battle, and to avoid bloodshed laid down there arms.

yup rite.. so why in the first place u send ur army to invade ur own lands..and then this embarassment..

@legbreakgoogly

Is it possible that that batch of 300 were cowards, I accept that, but even in that case is not not mean all 500,000 men are. They have fought bravely each time they have been called upon, and yes 71 aside, they have done a fair job.

fought bravely.. YES foot soldiers do fight bravely.. please look at the stats of 65 war
India–Pakistan war of 1965 - Wikipedia (same link as above.)
1971 is a different story…:)… 48 is another story.. so is Operation Gibraltor..and SOOO is kargil operation..

@legbreakgoogly

Please no one cite Kargil as all military analysis agrees that whilst it was a political disaster for Pakistan, owing to Nawaz’s cowardice, militarily it was a success. The strategic advantage at the time of pull back was absolutely held by PA.
Amateurs. I wonder who amongst you has any background in strategic affairs to make such bold calls against a professional force.

i noticed another thread here citing Gen.Anothony zinni abt musharraf saying “i dont have anything to do with it” so please do read this article too

Kargil War

“However, some authors, including ex-CENTCOM Commander Anthony Zinni, and ex-PM Nawaz Sharif, state that it was the General who requested Sharif to withdraw the Pakistani troops”
hope that suffices..