Tactical surprise is a MUST in mountain warfare. Else you will get another Daruchian level failure.Yeah, so basically you and I have got the same idea - it's gotta be the sneaky breeky way.
Tactical surprise is a MUST in mountain warfare. Else you will get another Daruchian level failure.Yeah, so basically you and I have got the same idea - it's gotta be the sneaky breeky way.
Yeah and that's what troubles me as our generals in the regular army, well most of them anyway, seem to be seriously lacking in imagination and out-of-the-box thinking, a fact that has been the subject of much lamentation by many of our generals and lower-ranking officers serving in the SOFs.Tactical surprise is a MUST in mountain warfare. Else you will get another Daruchian level failure.
Lt. Cols, Majors and Captains of the Indian army are severely underrated. As it was them who often saved precarious situations. If leadership was ever lacking, it was at the Corps or Divisional level. The lower level has been replete with brilliant officers. The plans by 4 Kumaon we’re all made by a Lt. col named Nasim Arthur Salick.Yeah and that's what troubles me as our generals in the regular army, well most of them anyway, seem to be seriously lacking in imagination and out-of-the-box thinking, a fact that has been regurgitated and lamented on multiple occasions by multiple generals and lower-ranking officers serving in the SOFs.
Couldn't have agreed more.Lt. Cols, Majors and Captains of the Indian army are severely underrated. As it was them who often saved precarious situations. If leadership was ever lacking, it was at the Corps or Divisional level. The lower level has been replete with brilliant officers. The plans by 4 Kumaon we’re all made by a Lt. col named Nasim Arthur Salick.
In 1948, this very battalion captured an entire mountain range, against a battalion strength defender size. It was done squarely by non conventional tactics.
Many such battles like this have been forgotten. They need to be analyzed more.
Yeah, Desmond Hayde was another such officer - a brilliant tactician to say the least. But unfortunately, these guys don't seem to be able to make the cut when it comes to climbing the ladder of promotions!! Instead, it's the ass kissers and bootlickers who usually make it to the top.Lt. Cols, Majors and Captains of the Indian army are severely underrated. As it was them who often saved precarious situations. If leadership was ever lacking, it was at the Corps or Divisional level. The lower level has been replete with brilliant officers. The plans by 4 Kumaon we’re all made by a Lt. col named Nasim Arthur Salick.
In 1948, this very battalion captured an entire mountain range, against a battalion strength defender size. It was done squarely by non conventional tactics.
You smoke up Karachi port and Bin Qasem port and Pakistan will surrender the next day.
@AlKardai it's Halal, we are going to avenge Raliv Ghaliv Tsaliv one day. Also giving haha reacts on my Karachi port kaboom opinion doesn't change the fact that more than 95% of Pakistan's sea trade happens through KPT and BQPT since Karachi is the only functional port you have. Even a single disruption can bring already bankrupt Pakistan to its knees.Convert die or leave is always an option.
Porkies getting roasted@AlKardai it's Halal, we are going to avenge Raliv Ghaliv Tsaliv one day. Also giving haha reacts on my Karachi port kaboom opinion doesn't change the fact that more than 95% of Pakistan's sea trade happens through KPT and BQPT since Karachi is the only functional port you have. Even a single disruption can bring already bankrupt Pakistan to its knees.
Yeah in far ranges that could do the work@AlKardai it's Halal, we are going to avenge Raliv Ghaliv Tsaliv one day. Also giving haha reacts on my Karachi port kaboom opinion doesn't change the fact that more than 95% of Pakistan's sea trade happens through KPT and BQPT since Karachi is the only functional port you have. Even a single disruption can bring already bankrupt Pakistan to its knees.
You don't need ballistic or cruise missiles for that, a few long range rocket artillery and loitering munitions are enough since all of Pakistan's most important cities are very close to Indian border.Yeah in far ranges that could do the work
I mean firing few Agni series missile or tbm or bhramos would be enough and not even coming close to mainland
For Karachi u may need cruise missiles or even few tbm can be effectiveYou don't need ballistic or cruise missiles for that, a few long range rocket artillery and loitering munitions are enough since all of Pakistan's most important cities are very close to Indian border.
Nopes…you just need deep sea mines. Or just rumors of it. No commercial ship is getting close. Need to neutralize paki subs (whatever is operational) before that.For Karachi u may need cruise missiles or even few tbm can be effective
If u want complete destruction of port
Which would be wonderful