Some rare and old pictures from 1965 war

[PAFAce]

Amazing pictures man. Keep them coming.
Where'd you get these from?

 

[digitaltiger]

Nice collection.. Good to know about the other side of coin... eye opener indeed.

 

[metalfalcon]

This is just another Slide show of Our Gallantry Soldiers.

 

[Al-zakir]

 

[Muradk]

Four PAF F-86F fighter-bombers return from an interdiction mission - September 1965.
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Do you know the names of the pilots who are in the above four Sabers and the 2 saber dropping Napam

 

[Al-zakir]

Four PAF F-86F fighter-bombers return from an interdiction mission - September 1965.

Do you know the names of the pilots who are in the above four Sabers and the 2 saber dropping Napam[/QUOTE]

I don't know the name of the pilots sir Muradak. If I guess one of them might be MM Alam. I know he shutdown 6 Indian planes in 30 seconds. I will appreciate if you can let me know the name of the pilots .

Thanks

 

[z9-ec]

Pakistani soldiers, proudly carrying aloft Pakistan’s flag, pass the custom house when they captured Munabao.

Pakistan’s flag flutters proudly over the romantic Rajput fort of Kishengrah in Rajasthan where Pakistan army was in occupation of over 1200 square miles of Indian Territory

Three Pakistani officers pose for picture in front of the imposing structure of the ancient Rajasthan fort at Gotaro. This was one of the chain of forts and other fortifications captured by Pakistan’s Desert Force in 1965 War

Munabao, the important railway station of Rajasthan , loudly contradicting India’s persistent propaganda that Munabao was not taken by Pakistan

 

[z9-ec]

C-in-C Gen Musa Khan addressing Troops in forward area just after the War.

rmy C-in-C General Mohammad Musa Khan at Khem Karan Railway Station after capturing of the town by Pakistani troops

Pakistani Officers and Jawans on a captured Indian Tank

An over run indian position

Two captured Indian AMX-13 tanks with Pakistani soldiers

A JCO inspecting captured Indian Gun

 

[z9-ec]

Peering out of the turret of a captured Indian tank, is a typical officer of Pakistani’s Armoured Corps, one of the proud band of dashing fighters who broke the back of the Indian armour

Infantrymen in attack formation

A shattered Indian Vehicle

Turkish and Iranian nurses posing with a group of cheerful patients

Turkish and Iranian nurses tending the wounded “Jawans” in a military hospital

 

[z9-ec]

Infantrymen in a defensive position

Pakistani Tank Regiment moving during war

Pakistani Infantry moving across to take up new positions

 

[z9-ec]

In clouds of dust, Pakistani tank and infantry soldiers are moving forward to join the action

An operational tank squadron of the Pakistan army equipped with the Indian tanks (French-built AMXs) captured in the Chhamb battle, out on manoeuvres

The wreck of a Centurion tank of India’s pride, 1st Armoured Division, symbolizes the shattering defeat that Indian armour had to suffer in the Chawinda battle

Pakistan Army Crossing of canal on raft

Engineers erecting a makeshift bridge

 

[z9-ec]

Army Air Defenders in Cholistan Desert

Pakistani troops ahead on FDLs in a Screen Position

Pakistani assault across water obstacle

A Company Commander on Recce before giving his Verbal Orders for Attack

A Pak Army Tank advancing in Kasur Sector

Pakistani soldiers over running enemy position in Sulemanki Sector

 

[z9-ec]

Pakistani troops advancing in Kashmir

MG1A3 on AA Role

Pakistani troops moving across to take up new positions

Jubilant Pakistani troops after capturing the Rajput Fort of Kishengarh Rajestan

 

[U-571]

stunning pics

 

[Al-zakir]

Thanks for the pic Z9-ec. Good stuff brother. Keep it coming if you have more....