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Another rare historically important military pictures..
Indeed , lesson that nations with many ethnic groups break , speaking of that I can't remember correctly there's another country in the region with 50 different insurgencies as well, ah the names skipped my tounge, I do know it's something related to the Indus river which in it's 96% entirety is in Pakistan
 
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Kindly remove troll posts and trolls.
Not required. Have taken care of any troll posts however.

@Army research you made some excellent posts but you were quoting troll posts of @Arulmozhi Varman that i had to delete. The same material was quoted in your posts as well so had to delete those too. That is why we always request members NOT to quote a troll post and if you need to reply, at least leave out the problem part of that post while quoting. Example:

Indeed , lesson that ************************************************************************************ is in Pakistan
QUOTE LIKE THIS


@Arulmozhi Varman your next troll posts will receive warnings. 3 strikes and you get vacations.


@ghazi52 @Markhoor excellent posts! Please however add context to ALL pictures. If kindly send me context to the pictures you have added without context or add it yourself. Will have to remove pictures without context by evening. I will love to make the thread stick and feature but need to do it the right way. Please add context to all pictures and do not post a picture if you do not have the context to describe it.
 
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American civil war....

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US armed forces marching during WW1.

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Airplane propeller mechanics workshop at the University of Minnesota during World War II – Courtesy of the University of Minnesota Archives, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

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The band of the Navy V-12 program at St. Thomas, 1945 – Courtesy of the University of St. Thomas Archives
 
Wojtek, the soldier bear: During Battle of Monte Casino, Italian Campaign of WWII. His Rank in Polish Army was Private at the time of War, later promoted to the rank of Corporal.
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1910s: 1/9th Middlesex Regiment Camp. Rawalpindi - Nowshera Trek


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1919: "The Royal Bomb of the Royal Air Force" - The Ultimate Failure.

This bomb - which failed to go off in Waziristan - is originally believed to have been dropped by the British Royal Flying Corps.

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1930s: "The Empire in Trouble" - NWFP

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1910s: Barracks of Ghora Dhaka, Murree Hills

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1940s: Four Future Air Force Chiefs Together in the Royal Air Force

Seen in this picture are Air Chief Marshal Mehra Indian CAS from 1973-76, Air Marshal Asghar Khan, Air Marshal Nur Khan and Air Marshal Zafar Chaudhry. Asghar Khan opted for Politics, Nur Khan was Deputy CMLA, Minister for Social Sectors and Governor of West Pakistan. Zafar Chaudhry headed the PIA and PAF

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1860s: Mountain Battery lines, Abbottabad

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1920s: Unveiling Armistice Day Service War Memorial at Karachi..
It stands till date and it reads the BALOCH REGIMENTS MARTYRS NAMES along with British ,very clearly.



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1900s: Elephant Battery at Peshawar


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c. 1942: WWII Army Recruits in Punjab


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c. 1890s: 7th Queen's Own Hussars Horses at Northern Frontier of British India

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In 1807, the regiment was designated as Hussars and retitled 7th (The Queen's Own) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons (Hussars). Sent to Corunna in October 1808 to support Sir John Moore's retreat, they fought at the Battle of Sahagún on 21 December 1808 and Benavente on 29th.

The Indian Mutiny


The regiment was deployed to India in late 1857 as part of the response to the Indian Rebellion. Cornet William Bankes, died fighting off his attackers in an incident at Musa Bagh in March 1858 and Major Charles Fraser saved three non-swimmers from the regiment stranded in the middle of a sandbank on the River Rapti in December 1858.

The regiment's title was simplified in 1861 as the 7th (Queen's Own) Hussars.

The regiment provided a contingent for the Nile Expedition in autumn 1884. The regiment was deployed to South Africa in November 1901 and was stationed at Leeuwkop during the Second Boer War.

First World War


Lieutenant Douglas Haig; commissioned into the 7th Queen's Own Hussars in 1885, commanded the BEF in France 1915-1918
The regiment, which had been stationed in Bangalore at the start of the First World War landed in Mesopotamia as part of the 11th Indian Cavalry Brigade in November 1917. The regiment took part in the action of Khan Baghdadi in March 1918 and the Battle of Sharqat in October 1918.

After service in the First World War, the regiment retitled as 7th Queen's Own Hussars in 1921. The regiment, which was re-equipped with Mark II tanks, transferred to the Royal Armoured Corps in 1939.
 
1890s: Brigadier General Bindon Blood with his Staff in Malakand during Chitral Expedition KP


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British expedition - Chitral

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September 18, 1948: Fall of Hyderabad State and Muslim Massacre

Major General El Edroos (at right) offers his surrender of the Hyderabad State Forces to Major General (later General and Army Chief) Joyanto Nath Chaudhuri at Secunderabad - September 18, 1948.


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