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You seem to be hung up on the airborne artillery aspect in every post of yours. Are you talking about the likes of US airborne divisions like the 82nd and 101st having intrinsic airborne artillery, but in the Indian context? Airborne forces are used in more of a strategic role and parachuted...

Yes! Not one, but many! :cool1: That's why I asked. Have you? But whether you have or not, I would advise you to consider taking back your words, 'lack of intellect'. This hoity toity attitude makes you look silly.

Right! 23000 'civilians'. Out of which, how many were ISI, Military Intelligence, etc? No one really knows!! :cool3:

In May 2011, India launched Operation Vijayee Bhava ("Be Victorious"), a defence exercise involving 50,000 troops in Bikaner and Suratgarh near the in order to boost the synergy between the various branches of the armed forces. The main objective of the operation was to cut down the...

Have you heard of India's Cold Start doctrine? It involves the various branches of India's military conducting offensive operations deep into enemy territory as part of unified battle groups within 48 hours. And that translates to multiple deep thrusts 60 to 100 km into Pakistan. That's when...

Wrong on both counts! Firstly, you're confused between geographical size and the size of the armed forces of both India and Pakistan. In 1965 the combat ratio was 1:1.2, with Pakistan having the advantage of attacking first. Secondly, in 1962, the Indian army was totally ill prepared and had...