Lets see soliders are dropped in with their gear (including food supplies for 2 days)
they land the helicopters switch to supply and fueling missions after assets are delivered
I would like to assume that our soldiers are trained for quick deployment
After moving assets , the helicopters can focus on bringing in food and supplies
and bring in fuel
Well yes its hard when you have 60's french helicopters but if we had 100-200 helicopters very simple operation
PS Don't associate me with a fake scientist created by lobby
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I would have appreciated if you called me Mr Abdul Qadeer Khan
lol no radars or electronics plain charts and compass yeah right ... how retro is that shows how inefficient our operation is no GPS no operational awareness nothing we see a "situation" our response time is like weeks
No wonder India has doctrine for quick response and retaliation now against pakistan knowing how slow our response time is to crisis
1 - No GPS
2 - No Signal
3 - No Strategy
4 - No early warning systems
5- No Settelite operated by Pakistan to help with recovery
All point towards weakness in our operation its not world war 2 army we live in 2012
Mars rovers emit GPS signals from surface of Mars and they can be tracked and here we can't track anyone in 10 days ... we need to rethink alot of things last year it was Navy Attack and this year its army base in Himalayas
No plan to get needed equipment from China or Europe etc
Like even skiers who go to mountains and mountain climbers have GPS signal emitters etc
However the spirit of Army has to be respected that with limited resources the soliders are working hard to recover comrades but we need to fix our limitations