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Couple of SSG operators doing VVIP protection for the COAS from today's/yesterday's, depending on time zones, exercise demonstration of integrated air defence near Gujranwala.
 
Cherat Cantonment Nowshera, Circa 1870.

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From an Album of Miscellaneous views in India, taken in the 1870s. Cherat, on the west of the Khattak range of hills was established as a sanatorium in 1861 by the British so that troops in the North West Frontier Province could escape the heat and disease of the Peshawar valley. It was declared a cantonment in 1886 and became the summer headquarters of troops in the Peshawar area.



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British Troops Encamped In The Hills At Cherat, Pakistan, The Impending Afghan War.

Illustration From The Magazine The Graphic, Volume XVIII, No 468 - November 16, 1878.
 
Crest Rock, Cherat, C.1904

Photograph, India, North West Frontier, 1904 (c).

Cherat, located in the Peshawar District, was a hill cantonment and sanatorium for British troops stationed in the hot and malaria-ridden Peshawar Valley. Many of the troops sent there carved and painted their regimental insignia on to nearby rock faces to mark their service on the frontier.


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Crest Rock, Cherat, C.1904

Photograph, India, North West Frontier, 1904 (c).

Cherat, located in the Peshawar District, was a hill cantonment and sanatorium for British troops stationed in the hot and malaria-ridden Peshawar Valley. Many of the troops sent there carved and painted their regimental insignia on to nearby rock faces to mark their service on the frontier.


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Looks very classic. Good old days
 
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