Pakistan Army successfully rescue stranded mountaineers

[Enigma SIG]

Nothing like losing the will to climb, calling it a day because you know daddy will call up someone in the army to rescue their boy, all paid by the taxpayer of course.

 

[bananarepublic]

Nothing like losing the will to climb, calling it a day because you know daddy will call up someone in the army to rescue their boy, all paid by the taxpayer of course.

Rescue teams are paid beforehand when climbers go on such expeditions.
Taxpayers have lost zero rupees on the rescue, the climbers had gotten stuck in a blizzards in between camp 4 and 3. So They had to dig into the snow to survive.
Now if you don't know anything about what happened and wish to inject bullshit for the brownie points.
I suggest you to **** off, go outside take a breather from social media

 

[blain2]

We fought in Tiger Hill against Pakistani intruder Army at 16000 ft.

That is with fully acclimatized troops. Here we are talking about tourist-climbers.

 

[RescueRanger]

Nothing like losing the will to climb, calling it a day because you know daddy will call up someone in the army to rescue their boy, all paid by the taxpayer of course.

That's not how these rescues work. Permit fee for Nanga Parbat, Gasherbrum I, Broad Peak, and Gasherbrum II is 5,400 USD for a team of 7 and 900 USD for each additional climber.

In addition to the peak fee, each group put up a 10,000 USD rescue bond (completely refundable if it is not used), and a 68 USD environmental fee. There is a non refundable service fee of USD 300 pr team.

 

[313ghazi]

Great job. Pak fouj doing what it does best.

 

[RescueRanger]

**** off @RescueRanger ..We don't give a fucking shit to you ****.It is going to be our turn now and remember it is going to have havoc on you. 13 JAK rifles I am from.Durga mata ki jay.

@waz please do the needful, another cockroach has been spotted.

 

[Windjammer]

I am so sorry to call your bluff. Very few regiments were allowed to acclimatize during Kargil and most of our troops were serving in terrain. I am a war veteran. I can tell you the name of every command on finger which participated on it whereas you will say they were Mujhaids lol.

The language you are using is more associated with an unemployed call centre clown rather than some professional soldier.
Hope you can also count upto six so enlighten yourself from your own Netas.

rediff.com: Pakistan occupying six Indian peaks, claims MP

in.rediff.com

 

[Windjammer]

I am so sorry to call your bluff. Very few regiments were allowed to acclimatize during Kargil and most of our troops were serving in terrain. I am a war veteran. I can tell you the name of every command on finger which participated on it whereas you will say they were


Shut up shopkeeper. I need not to learn from you..BC dukandaar.



@RescueRanger dabba awaz dabba..yeahi tere mulq mai hote raha hai aur ab ro raha hai ki humari awaz kyun dabayi jaa rahi hai..

Nothing better expected from a typical Slumdog Street Stray..

 

[waz]

The language you are using is more associated with an unemployed call centre clown rather than some professional soldier.
Hope you can also count upto six so enlighten yourself from your own Netas.

rediff.com: Pakistan occupying six Indian peaks, claims MP

in.rediff.com

I got rid of our call centre commando, and any trace of him.

 

[RescueRanger]

I got rid of our call centre commando, and any trace of him.

Thank you brother, here is a little present for our PDF Indian wannabe special forces...

Nanga Parbat basecamp II 4500 METERS... 14,700 Feet, behind us in the far distance are the peaks of Ladhak (India). We don't need to talk big on internet forums. Alhamdulillah

 

[Trango Towers]

Nothing like losing the will to climb, calling it a day because you know daddy will call up someone in the army to rescue their boy, all paid by the taxpayer of course.

The completed the summit and were on their way down...