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Indeed! Why worry Sir? They are reading us just right. It ain't 9 fronts for nothings....the adversary's motivation must diminish, not replenish. 1. India-China- Burma three country border; - Democratic India feeding the Junta isn't by choice. 2. Eastern Arunachal - the Walong sector; -...

The planning or recommendations were indeed old, but NO decisions were made till 2009. It all began as a decision of the China Study Group, a previously classified government body that considers all strategic issues relating to China. Thereafter, the IA’s Directorate General of Military...

Not the Strategic Command. The decision of raising of the China centric Corps is a comparatively recent development. Though the proposal to raise two additional Divisions for the defence of AP as well as the Strike Corps dates back to 2007, the actual decision to raise the additional divisions...

I wouldn't think so. The only ones the PLA can commit inside Pakistan currently, are the Guangzhou MR's 15th Airborne Corps. They are a light force though. The kind of campaign you envision requires a single-lift capability of min 50,000 men. However, currently, the PLAAF can only lift one...

This is a recent development, one that came into being after the formation of the strategic command for North and North East. It involves reducing the tail to teeth ratio and thinning down some administrative structures and static formations and beefing up with more operational troops. It is...

After many threads, I think credit should go to all the posters for keeping the thread civil, inspite of the inflamable nature of the OP. Kudos to all of you. Proves that other threads can replicate this.

There is enough intel and proof that the Iranian Regime bought warhead blueprint from AQ Khan. The US has the paper trail up to and including the forged papers signed by AQ Khan himself and the signed deliveries of the cascades themselves. A regime that kept its "peaceful" program hidden...

Cooperating wiith the IAEI is not equivalent to abiding with the signatory obligations. Enriching Bomb grade Uranium, while still remaining part of NPT as FULL signatory nation warrants sanction and even military attack. Iran voluntarily gave up its legal right to enrich Bomb grade Uranium, the...

I think he was having a devlish grin on his face while he was typing the bolded part. ;)

My friend, for me General Zia was an enemy and that's the way I view him and that's the way my Generals war planned. There are no love/hate and hurt sentiments, as he was afterall an enemy we knew and prepared contingencies accordingly. It is a big population of hurt Pakistanis that you should...

This is an endless debate. People who themself have a radical view point, or those, whose families and friends were untouched from General Zia's radical ideology and religious experiments, might consider him a larger than life hero kind of a person. However, those who's near and dear ones...

No it is not. The Iranian regime is violating the NPT. They had the rights to NOT sign but they chose other wise. They are a signatory nation and have violations on their part, that makes them a legit military target, not only of the US but also a legit military target of any nation that is a...

Thanks for the help if that pleases you. Khalistan is a dead issue. Punjab remains with India.

He has held a position of moral high and his actions were ideologially motivated, not motivated by some personal grude or enemity. Heck, he didn't even act out of some personal greed or bias. He has been in captivity for about one and a half decade. High time the state draws a line of human...

Bashing the PA Generals is one thing, imagining Pakistan to have succeeded to exist as a free and kicking political entity, post independence, devoured of seasoned politicians and bureaucrats, the bulk of which India got by default, is quite another thing. The PA managed to keep running the...

Does the author know why Generals of both the Indian Army as well as the Nepali Army are conferred the honorary title of General of the opposite Army, upholding a six decade long tradition between the Indian and Nepali Armies? If no, then he understands jack about the depth of Indo-Nepali relations.

I would still give you some points. To rephrase it, India does not want anymore BPL addition in its already teeming BPL population. Get real. India is not an existential threat for Bangladesh for which BA requires to arm itself, at par with say the PA. If it were, either your Generals would...

eastwatch Reply Speaking purely from a strategic point of view, why do you have to consider the State of India as an enemy of your Nation State? Does your Armed Forces consider the same? Do they have evaluated the threat perception and trained for such? If yes, where's the ORBAT? If no...