Recommended Use of National Guard (internal Security force)

[Signalian]

In the light of anti-terror operations commencing since 2002 in Pakistan in the KPK region and more recently in Punjab, National Guard force has rarely been used, infact maybe not used at all.

Its a war time active force which is composed into two organizations:

1. Mujahid Force
2. Janbaz force

Their main task is defence and secondly providing AD in wartime as well as protecting un-explosed flanks or positions where attack by enemy is not of high priority. They are also used to provide depth in defence and can be used as second line of defence, dug-in behind a regular infantry battalion of Pakistan Army.

They are also used with regular PA to deceive the enemy about the number of regular battalions in the event of war. This is done by attaching two companies of regular infantry battalion (e.g FF, Sind etc) and two companies of NG (Mujahid force) thus increasing the number of PA Regular forces in the eyes of enemy as deception.

They are also used as guide-scouts and recon role as they are are locals from their own area and know their own terrain exceptionally well.

The dilemma is, as their name suggests, National Guard, is rarely used at all in any national security operations since 2002. Instead the police and rangers (or FC) is always thrust into combat and if need arises the regular PA forces join in. They are 160,000+ in number in total. Thats not a small number. PA regular forces have been bearing the brunt of ops in the KPK region. Almost all the infantry regiments and even personnel from armoured regiments and mechanized regiments have operated as foot infantry in the regions of KPK. By moving the regular forces from border cantonments for WOT in KPK, any escalation by India means the PA units re-deploying to the eastern border.

The lack of training for COIN role as well as lack of modern equipment (MRAPS,NVG,BP vests) etc has already taken lives of thousands of PA regular troops whose role was fighting a full scale war on the borders. It has taken PA roughly a decade to adapt and train troops for the COIN role with good results coming in the last ops Zar-e-azab.
Now after WOT ops end, these Regular PA troops will again take to the barracks near the borders and maybe re-called again for COIN ops when Police or Rangers are unable to complete their ops such as the one seen recently in Rajanpur.

Where is NG in all of this ??? 160,000+ soldiers are sitting idle, watching all other outfits run around for a decade.

If National Guard is given the latest MRAP's which have been acquired recently including Cougar, navistar and others like OTOKAR Cobra, Mohafiz etc and trained to perform the duties of COIN and with their local knowledge of the terrain and area, they can prove much more handy and available as well as hop in a situation more quickly than the regular Army.

This will save the Pakistan Army from lots of burdens.

1. PA can concentrate on protecting the borders and wherever PA is internally required, the NG can answer the call. Be it COIN, polling stations, clearing , sweeping and de-mining ops. Any ops which is above the scope of Rangers/FC.

2. Save the logistics trouble to PA by travelling from one location to another to conduct an ops. NG is a local area raised force and it can be still be rotated on regular basis to different stations for performing internal conflicts.

3. Army doesnt need to use MRAPs in an event of war with India. Army has trained FC in utilizing tanks as well as artillery. NG can be trained in both as well as given an aviation wing for transport. NG already operates different types of anti-aircraft guns in AD role so it can handle heavy weapons. With MRAPs, NVG, Kevlars etc and an aviation wing, NG can become a well utilized force for internal security.

4. In an event of war with India, PA cannot be expected to provide troops for internal conflicts at the same time while fighting with Indian Regulars on the borders. Even SSG will be busy with ops on enemy soil and there wont be many around to conduct internal ops. Obviously NG wont be sent in to fight the Indians as first line of defence too, and NG conducting an offense against Indian regulars is out of question.

My 2 cents.

 

[shah1398]

NACTA was supposed to be established on same footings, given role and task of internal security and given ground and and air vehicles for fast response to any untoward situation.They arent even making NACTA and its force operational then what can we expect from them to do something on these all recommendations.

 

[niaz]

In the UK, Territorials are now officially the Army Reserve and their fighting level is not much different from the regulars. US National Guards on the other hand enlist for 8 years. After an intensive basic 10 week long training, they have to train regularly on weekends and longer on annual training. These can be deployed anywhere to augment regular Army.

All of the above cost manpower & money. I have no idea about the training & fitness requirements & training level of the Janbaz & Mujahid forces, I would think it is not even up to the level of the Police.

In my view these forces are primary meant to take up Air & Civil Defence duties such as patrolling the cities to stop crime during the black out and apprehending pilots etc. shot down during the war time. More like the British Home Guards during the WW2.

May be someone who is in the know can throw more light on the training & fighting capability of Mujahid & Janbaz force and their equipment.

 

[PDF]

It is better to improve our police and equip them properly. This will fulfil the security requirement. National Guards have a different role which is not near anti terrorism. We have police,rangers,fc,levies,etc for that.
National guards are mostly utilised in Kashmir.

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

This is how Tunisia handled its terrorist insurgency; it armed tens of Thousands of people and sent them against the terrorists.

 

[risingsinga]

Is it compulsory for all the men in Pakistan, like my country?

 

[Zarvan]

In the light of anti-terror operations commencing since 2002 in Pakistan in the KPK region and more recently in Punjab, National Guard force has rarely been used, infact maybe not used at all.

Its a war time active force which is composed into two organizations:

1. Mujahid Force
2. Janbaz force

Their main task is defence and secondly providing AD in wartime as well as protecting un-explosed flanks or positions where attack by enemy is not of high priority. They are also used to provide depth in defence and can be used as second line of defence, dug-in behind a regular infantry battalion of Pakistan Army.

They are also used with regular PA to deceive the enemy about the number of regular battalions in the event of war. This is done by attaching two companies of regular infantry battalion (e.g FF, Sind etc) and two companies of NG (Mujahid force) thus increasing the number of PA Regular forces in the eyes of enemy as deception.

They are also used as guide-scouts and recon role as they are are locals from their own area and know their own terrain exceptionally well.

The dilemma is, as their name suggests, National Guard, is rarely used at all in any national security operations since 2002. Instead the police and rangers (or FC) is always thrust into combat and if need arises the regular PA forces join in. They are 160,000+ in number in total. Thats not a small number. PA regular forces have been bearing the brunt of ops in the KPK region. Almost all the infantry regiments and even personnel from armoured regiments and mechanized regiments have operated as foot infantry in the regions of KPK. By moving the regular forces from border cantonments for WOT in KPK, any escalation by India means the PA units re-deploying to the eastern border.

The lack of training for COIN role as well as lack of modern equipment (MRAPS,NVG,BP vests) etc has already taken lives of thousands of PA regular troops whose role was fighting a full scale war on the borders. It has taken PA roughly a decade to adapt and train troops for the COIN role with good results coming in the last ops Zar-e-azab.
Now after WOT ops end, these Regular PA troops will again take to the barracks near the borders and maybe re-called again for COIN ops when Police or Rangers are unable to complete their ops such as the one seen recently in Rajanpur.

Where is NG in all of this ??? 160,000+ soldiers are sitting idle, watching all other outfits run around for a decade.

If National Guard is given the latest MRAP's which have been acquired recently including Cougar, navistar and others like OTOKAR Cobra, Mohafiz etc and trained to perform the duties of COIN and with their local knowledge of the terrain and area, they can prove much more handy and available as well as hop in a situation more quickly than the regular Army.

This will save the Pakistan Army from lots of burdens.

1. PA can concentrate on protecting the borders and wherever PA is internally required, the NG can answer the call. Be it COIN, polling stations, clearing , sweeping and de-mining ops. Any ops which is above the scope of Rangers/FC.

2. Save the logistics trouble to PA by travelling from one location to another to conduct an ops. NG is a local area raised force and it can be still be rotated on regular basis to different stations for performing internal conflicts.

3. Army doesnt need to use MRAPs in an event of war with India. Army has trained FC in utilizing tanks as well as artillery. NG can be trained in both as well as given an aviation wing for transport. NG already operates different types of anti-aircraft guns in AD role so it can handle heavy weapons. With MRAPs, NVG, Kevlars etc and an aviation wing, NG can become a well utilized force for internal security.

4. In an event of war with India, PA cannot be expected to provide troops for internal conflicts at the same time while fighting with Indian Regulars on the borders. Even SSG will be busy with ops on enemy soil and there wont be many around to conduct internal ops. Obviously NG wont be sent in to fight the Indians as first line of defence too, and NG conducting an offense against Indian regulars is out of question.

My 2 cents.

Pakistan instead of having so many different Para Military Forces we new to combine them and their name should be National Guards. They should be under COAS and should have Tanks and Anti Tank vechiles and IFV and other weapons along with special Forces. They should secure the borders and protect cities while Army can go on full offensive against enemies.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Is it compulsory for all the men in Pakistan, like my country?

No .. Although conscription can be imposed .. But it has never been used (ever).

In the UK, Territorials are now officially the Army Reserve and their fighting level is not much different from the regulars. US National Guards on the other hand enlist for 8 years. After an intensive basic 10 week long training, they have to train regularly on weekends and longer on annual training. These can be deployed anywhere to augment regular Army.

All of the above cost manpower & money. I have no idea about the training & fitness requirements & training level of the Janbaz & Mujahid forces, I would think it is not even up to the level of the Police.

In my view these forces are primary meant to take up Air & Civil Defence duties such as patrolling the cities to stop crime during the black out and apprehending pilots etc. shot down during the war time. More like the British Home Guards during the WW2.

May be someone who is in the know can throw more light on the training & fighting capability of Mujahid & Janbaz force and their equipment.

From what I gather .. Mujahid and Janbaz Forces are being used on the LOC since ages .. They have their own training centres/HQ.. And all volunteers have to spend a specific time period with them on active duty...

For more .. I'd tag @Oscar. @Icarus. @Irfan Baloch. @Xeric

 

[Irfan Baloch]

No .. Although conscription can be imposed .. But it has never been used (ever).



From what I gather .. Mujahid and Janbaz Forces are being used on the LOC since ages .. They have their own training centres/HQ.. And all volunteers have to spend a specific time period with them on active duty...

For more .. I'd tag @Oscar. @Icarus. @Irfan Baloch. @Xeric

yes they man some AAK AAK gun positions or 2nd 3rd tier defence lines in Punjab and AJK. but there is much left to be desired,
honestly ... Janbaaz and Mujahid force needs a lot of resource allocation, training and discipline to bring them somewhere close to viable fighting force that can not only supplement the regular troops on like for like bases but hold its own while facing an enemy reaching . somewhat to the level of British TA or American national guards is desirable but time, trainers and funds have to come from somewhere else.

these forces are raised to support the local population economically and these guys at best can perform peace duties or safeguard bridges or food godowns during emergency.

I wont except them to be a part of an assault at their present state of training and equipment they would likely desert or buckle under pressure of direct confrontation . but my information may be dated.

This is how Tunisia handled its terrorist insurgency; it armed tens of Thousands of people and sent them against the terrorists.

that meeds constant mentors and support. we left our local lushkers on their own at the mercy of well equipped and trained mass killer TTP which exterminated them , executed their children and elders and violated their women as revenge.

 

[Zarvan]

yes they man some AAK AAK gun positions or 2nd 3rd tier defence lines in Punjab and AJK. but there is much left to be desired,
honestly ... Janbaaz and Mujahid force needs a lot of resource allocation, training and discipline to bring them somewhere close to viable fighting force that can not only supplement the regular troops on like for like bases but hold its own while facing an enemy reaching . somewhat to the level of British TA or American national guards is desirable but time, trainers and funds have to come from somewhere else.

these forces are raised to support the local population economically and these guys at best can perform peace duties or safeguard bridges or food godowns during emergency.

I wont except them to be a part of an assault at their present state of training and equipment they would likely desert or buckle under pressure of direct confrontation . but my information may be dated.


that meeds constant mentors and support. we left our local lushkers on their own at the mercy of well equipped and trained mass killer TTP which exterminated them , executed their children and elders and violated their women as revenge.

Sir How about turning entire Para Military Force into a force similar to National Guards of Saudi Arabia and other like that

 

[Solomon2]

Sir How about turning entire Para Military Force into a force similar to National Guards of Saudi Arabia and other like that

Standing-force paramilitaries almost always end up dominating their regime's politics: either as direct instruments of the ruler or as the ruling force behind the putative rules. In short, it means abandoning many civic freedoms and the rule-of-law in favor of authoritarian rule-by-law.

 

[Thəorətic Muslim]

Sir How about turning entire Para Military Force into a force similar to National Guards of Saudi Arabia and other like that

The National Guard of the House of Saud is used a their own privatemilitary force, with the sole objective of maintaining their rule.

America's National Guard are part time volunteer civilians within their State, who are called up to assist in a range of theaters from civil disorder,emergencies, border guards, auxiliary law and narcotics enforcement, sometimes even beyond their State provided the receiving State requests assistance.

Each State uses them at their governor's discretion in a variety of deployments.

New York for propping up 'high terrorist' threat locations.

Texas for Border patrol and surveillance on actual US Army exercises on the off-chance that they're used to steal Texan freedom.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/16/us/in-texas-a-military-exercise-is-met-by-some-with-suspicion.html

And the President is able to call them for national service to support the US Military's campaigns.

This is how Tunisia handled its terrorist insurgency; it armed tens of Thousands of people and sent them against the terrorists.

The Tunisian population cracked down on these terrorists. And the Army deployed to the Libyan border, while the Algerian military clamped down on Tunisia's western border.

 

[Inception-06]

yes they man some AAK AAK gun positions or 2nd 3rd tier defence lines in Punjab and AJK. but there is much left to be desired,

By AAK AAK you mean this Forces here ?:

 

[Inception-06]

In the light of anti-terror operations commencing since 2002 in Pakistan in the KPK region and more recently in Punjab, National Guard force has rarely been used, infact maybe not used at all.

Its a war time active force which is composed into two organizations:

1. Mujahid Force
2. Janbaz force

Their main task is defence and secondly providing AD in wartime as well as protecting un-explosed flanks or positions where attack by enemy is not of high priority. They are also used to provide depth in defence and can be used as second line of defence, dug-in behind a regular infantry battalion of Pakistan Army.

They are also used with regular PA to deceive the enemy about the number of regular battalions in the event of war. This is done by attaching two companies of regular infantry battalion (e.g FF, Sind etc) and two companies of NG (Mujahid force) thus increasing the number of PA Regular forces in the eyes of enemy as deception.

They are also used as guide-scouts and recon role as they are are locals from their own area and know their own terrain exceptionally well.

The dilemma is, as their name suggests, National Guard, is rarely used at all in any national security operations since 2002. Instead the police and rangers (or FC) is always thrust into combat and if need arises the regular PA forces join in. They are 160,000+ in number in total. Thats not a small number. PA regular forces have been bearing the brunt of ops in the KPK region. Almost all the infantry regiments and even personnel from armoured regiments and mechanized regiments have operated as foot infantry in the regions of KPK. By moving the regular forces from border cantonments for WOT in KPK, any escalation by India means the PA units re-deploying to the eastern border.

The lack of training for COIN role as well as lack of modern equipment (MRAPS,NVG,BP vests) etc has already taken lives of thousands of PA regular troops whose role was fighting a full scale war on the borders. It has taken PA roughly a decade to adapt and train troops for the COIN role with good results coming in the last ops Zar-e-azab.
Now after WOT ops end, these Regular PA troops will again take to the barracks near the borders and maybe re-called again for COIN ops when Police or Rangers are unable to complete their ops such as the one seen recently in Rajanpur.

Where is NG in all of this ??? 160,000+ soldiers are sitting idle, watching all other outfits run around for a decade.

If National Guard is given the latest MRAP's which have been acquired recently including Cougar, navistar and others like OTOKAR Cobra, Mohafiz etc and trained to perform the duties of COIN and with their local knowledge of the terrain and area, they can prove much more handy and available as well as hop in a situation more quickly than the regular Army.

This will save the Pakistan Army from lots of burdens.

1. PA can concentrate on protecting the borders and wherever PA is internally required, the NG can answer the call. Be it COIN, polling stations, clearing , sweeping and de-mining ops. Any ops which is above the scope of Rangers/FC.

2. Save the logistics trouble to PA by travelling from one location to another to conduct an ops. NG is a local area raised force and it can be still be rotated on regular basis to different stations for performing internal conflicts.

3. Army doesnt need to use MRAPs in an event of war with India. Army has trained FC in utilizing tanks as well as artillery. NG can be trained in both as well as given an aviation wing for transport. NG already operates different types of anti-aircraft guns in AD role so it can handle heavy weapons. With MRAPs, NVG, Kevlars etc and an aviation wing, NG can become a well utilized force for internal security.

4. In an event of war with India, PA cannot be expected to provide troops for internal conflicts at the same time while fighting with Indian Regulars on the borders. Even SSG will be busy with ops on enemy soil and there wont be many around to conduct internal ops. Obviously NG wont be sent in to fight the Indians as first line of defence too, and NG conducting an offense against Indian regulars is out of question.

My 2 cents.

The Pakistan Women’s National Guard (PWNG) and Pakistan Women’s Naval Reserve were volunteer organisations
formed by Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan in 1949.

yes they man some AAK AAK gun positions or 2nd 3rd tier defence lines in Punjab and AJK. but there is much left to be desired,
honestly ... Janbaaz and Mujahid force needs a lot of resource allocation, training and discipline to bring them somewhere close to viable fighting force that can not only supplement the regular troops on like for like bases but hold its own while facing an enemy reaching . somewhat to the level of British TA or American national guards is desirable but time, trainers and funds have to come from somewhere else.

these forces are raised to support the local population economically and these guys at best can perform peace duties or safeguard bridges or food godowns during emergency.

I wont except them to be a part of an assault at their present state of training and equipment they would likely desert or buckle under pressure of direct confrontation . but my information may be dated.


that meeds constant mentors and support. we left our local lushkers on their own at the mercy of well equipped and trained mass killer TTP which exterminated them , executed their children and elders and violated their women as revenge.

I think training and equipment related to air defence and Infantry weapon of the Janbaz Force/National Guard is equal to the Frontier Corps ! They are trained by the Pakistan Army.

No .. Although conscription can be imposed .. But it has never been used (ever).



From what I gather .. Mujahid and Janbaz Forces are being used on the LOC since ages .. They have their own training centres/HQ.. And all volunteers have to spend a specific time period with them on active duty...

For more .. I'd tag @Oscar. @Icarus. @Irfan Baloch. @Xeric

You are totally right about the duty of the Janbaz Force at the LOC:

MEET HAWALDAR SHAHZAMAN OF MUJAHID FORCE WHO SHOT DOWN INDIAN SPY DRONE IN AZAD KASHMIR:

The Pakistani soldier who shot down an Indian spy drone in Azad Kashmir on Wednesday with a single fire of his G3 rifle happens to be Hawaldar Shahzaman of the Mujahid Force battalion.

In the UK, Territorials are now officially the Army Reserve and their fighting level is not much different from the regulars. US National Guards on the other hand enlist for 8 years. After an intensive basic 10 week long training, they have to train regularly on weekends and longer on annual training. These can be deployed anywhere to augment regular Army.

All of the above cost manpower & money. I have no idea about the training & fitness requirements & training level of the Janbaz & Mujahid forces, I would think it is not even up to the level of the Police.

In my view these forces are primary meant to take up Air & Civil Defence duties such as patrolling the cities to stop crime during the black out and apprehending pilots etc. shot down during the war time. More like the British Home Guards during the WW2.

May be someone who is in the know can throw more light on the training & fighting capability of Mujahid & Janbaz force and their equipment.

I support your Idea, I think the Janbaz Forces are already on many duties:

Janbaz quetta G-3 rifle shooting training:

MG-3 exercise of Janabz Force under the eyes of the Army:

954 Infantry Battalion of the Janbaz Forces:

Mujahid Force Centre Bhimber/Rawalpindi :

Lieutenant General Khalid Nawaz, Corps Commander Rawalpindi reviewing the parade of Mujahid Recruits Passing Out Parade Ceremony held at Mujahid Force Centre Bhimber:

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I wont except them to be a part of an assault at their present state of training and equipment they would likely desert or buckle under pressure of direct confrontation . but my information may be dated.

are your sure ? you need a update about the Janbaz Forces, check all my posts in this topic please !

"Soldiering is commitment to a sacred cause and in order to measure up to the challenges of this profession, you have to work relentlessly and selflessly". These remarks were made by, Corps Commander Rawalpindi, Lieutenant General Tahir Mahmood, who was chief guest at the passing out parade of Mujahid Officer at Jhelum:

 

[Inception-06]

@Horus @Quwa I have collected all information about the Janbaz and Mujahid Forces of Pakistan Might be interesting for all the PDF public no more speculation and rumors about this forces ! Credits/sources are from the Pakistan Army Museum and other internet pages....

yes they man some AAK AAK gun positions or 2nd 3rd tier defence lines in Punjab and AJK. but there is much left to be desired,
honestly ... Janbaaz and Mujahid force needs a lot of resource allocation, training and discipline to bring them somewhere close to viable fighting force that can not only supplement the regular troops on like for like bases but hold its own while facing an enemy reaching . somewhat to the level of British TA or American national guards is desirable but time, trainers and funds have to come from somewhere else.

these forces are raised to support the local population economically and these guys at best can perform peace duties or safeguard bridges or food godowns during emergency.

I wont except them to be a part of an assault at their present state of training and equipment they would likely desert or buckle under pressure of direct confrontation . but my information may be dated.


that meeds constant mentors and support. we left our local lushkers on their own at the mercy of well equipped and trained mass killer TTP which exterminated them , executed their children and elders and violated their women as revenge.

Check this its interesting read:

According to Jane's World Armies, the Mujahid Force, along with the Janbaz Force and the National Cadet Corps, composes part of the 180,000-strong Pakistan National Guard (December 2000). It reportedly has a force of 60,000 and is organized into battalions, with some light air defence capability (ibid.). According to the article, these groups "have some value in providing poorly trained but enthusiastic reinforcements for rear area units" (ibid.). As well, a document produced by the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS) in New Delhi, India, names the Mujahid Force, along with the Janbaz Force, the National Cadet Corps and the Women Guards as part of the Pakistan National Guard, which is listed as a paramilitary force numbering some 185,000 (n.d.).

According to a senior fellow at the Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis in New Delhi who has written extensively on Pakistan's military, the Mujahid Force is a paramilitary unit based in Kashmir, Pakistan (1 Nov. 2001).

Several articles report on the presence of Mujahid battalions in Kashmir, including the 654 (Daily Excelsior 22 July 2000; ibid. 12 July 2000), the 655 (US House Republican Research Committee 1 Feb. 1993), the 640 (ibid. 14 Aug. 2000), the 815 and the 834 (Indian Express 7 Dec. 1998). A 1 February 1993 document produced by the US House Republican Research Committee's Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare reported that a brigadier in the Pakistan army had announced the decision to form a new battalion of Kashmiri youth to be attached to the 655 Mujahid Battalion of the Pakistan Army.

As well, several articles refer to the activities of the Mujahid Force outside of Kashmir, mainly in Punjab (Dawn 16 Dec. 2000; ibid. 30 July 2000; The Pakistan Newswire 7 Aug. 2001; Associated Press of Pakistan 24 March 2000; Business Recorder 24 March 2000; ibid. 5 Sept. 1999; HRW Oct. 2000, section VI).

A 15 December 2000 article reported that, as part of a move to curtail the rising crime rate in Lahore, the Mujahid Force had been assigned the duty of "watch and ward" and was to receive special training to reduce shop and road robbery (Dawn). The Mujahid Force, along with the Elite Police Force, and the Frontier and Punjab Constabulary was, reportedly, placed on patrolling duty in and around all the large city markets in Lahore (Business Recorder 5 Sept. 2000). A 7 August 2000 article reported that the Lahore district administration had made security arrangements to ensure a peaceful election and that the Mujahid Force would "continue to patrol on the city roads" (The Pakistan Newswire).

A 29 July 2000 Dawn article reported that six members of the Mujahid Force had been posted at the residence of the family of former president Sharif in Raiwind, Punjab reportedly to "ward off any law and order situation" that might occur leading up to a meeting of the Pakistan Muslim League (PML). In Islamabad, the Mujahid Force, along with several other groups including the Frontier Corps Balochistan, and the Pakistan Rangers, was reported to have participated in a Pakistan Day parade (Associated Press of Pakistan 24 Mar. 2000; Business Recorder 24 Mar. 2000).

yes they man some AAK AAK gun positions or 2nd 3rd tier defence lines in Punjab and AJK. but there is much left to be desired,
honestly ... Janbaaz and Mujahid force needs a lot of resource allocation, training and discipline to bring them somewhere close to viable fighting force that can not only supplement the regular troops on like for like bases but hold its own while facing an enemy reaching . somewhat to the level of British TA or American national guards is desirable but time, trainers and funds have to come from somewhere else.

these forces are raised to support the local population economically and these guys at best can perform peace duties or safeguard bridges or food godowns during emergency.

I wont except them to be a part of an assault at their present state of training and equipment they would likely desert or buckle under pressure of direct confrontation . but my information may be dated.


that meeds constant mentors and support. we left our local lushkers on their own at the mercy of well equipped and trained mass killer TTP which exterminated them , executed their children and elders and violated their women as revenge.

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