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The might of the Thambis - 1965 War

Oh offcourse. You don't have actual pictures so you are resorting to a picture of your *** out of fustration. Here have this it will sooth your pain.

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haha, you are a real sucker. Now you are interested to see the "actual" pic.
Yeah, I ain't going to show any to you. Ask your (Pakistani) brothers.
 
haha, you are a real sucker. Now you are interested to see the "actual" pic.
Yeah, I ain't going to show any to you. Ask your (Pakistani) brothers.
is that equivalent to the letter possession shown by anchor to S. Swami ?? :P

 
Why not you check your own sources in PA? Better still The first attempt ended in failure. The second attempt, which is what this speaks about resulted in your posts being over run.

itsPakistan - Pakistan - History of Pakistan
On September 6, the 15th Infantry Division of the Indian Army, under World War II veteran Major General Prasad battled a massive counterattack by Pakistan near the west bank of the Ichhogil Canal (BRB Canal), which was a de facto border of India and Pakistan. The General's entourage itself was ambushed and he was forced to flee his vehicle. A second, this time successful, attempt to cross over the Ichhogil Canal was made through the bridge in the village of Barki, just east of Lahore. This brought the Indian Army within the range of Lahore International Airport.

Better still, why not call in @niaz or @fatman17 to clarify your doubt? @Capt.Popeye @Joe Shearer (I wonder where he is, no history lessons nowadays)

By the way, there is a possibility of it being 18th Baloch. Since, these chaps had captured the Jonga of the Div Commander Major Gen Niranjan Prasad in the same sector. Above mentioned chaps please correct me, if I am mistaken.

Edit : Bloody hell! I gave a search for "Defence of Lahore" and all I got were real estate information!

I'll get back if I can find the time, tied up solidly in work.

Not in reply or in support - need to look into the details, and I'm really tied up elsewhere these days, earning a living - have you read Desmond Hayde? And this other very readable blog, replete with information?

TonySarao | There's Alway Another View

PS: I find that this all rings familiar. A little searching brought me this (apologies for the unintended narcissism).

1965 War | An eye witness account.
 
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