Was there any option other than human wave tactics followed by arty bombardment in kargil? Airforce attacks by fighters and choppers had its own limitations plus they were called late .9 para lost 4 or 6 men in a single raid in Zulu against 13 paki men.Was use of SF against such targets justified?where SF were used for ops that were deemed difficult for infantry through frontal attacks?
han so American and British SF are also taught to do that in extreme circumstances, we on the other hand use it as an excuse for poor logistics
It's sarcasm. Even puny US infantry guy might be carrying a filter straw in his kit. In modern times there might be no reason to directly drink such water.
Ukraine-Russia presents a different situation though....in a long drawn conflict, logistics will be weakened on both sides as well as exausted, and you would have to relly on the old school tips for survival especially when cities around you are destroyed, piplines damaged and water poluted
Can you post the link to the vid please?For the 'I didn't see it so SF doesn't have it' gang
1. IWI X-95 FT assault rifle with 9mm conversion kit.(Sauce: SS from the video by @elite_warriors26)
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2. IWI X-95 FT assault rifle with GL-40 UBGL.(Sauce: Pics from Indian Navy)
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Yes there was a option to cut off the LOC and then conduct the operation but our good for nothing poet decided we wont do it.
And they talk as if they are Asgardians!
I think it's the Ligma gridset of cols and Jurnails too. Deep rooted jealousy or something, that since we didn't get good facilities in our early days, newcomer grunt shouldn't too.And they talk as if they are Asgardians!
Their military provides a diet that is closer to what Atheletes get than ours.
Halwa…chai…poori BC is this a diet to eat after getting ur body screwed.
Oh no we are making them ready?..Ready for what?
Ready for bad logistics and food procurement so they get ready for a life full of simple carbs and sugars.
Na khana acha..na weapons ache..Na training achi..sirf BC.
Treat your troops better..dont come to Youtube and do jumlebaazi.
I’ve seen these in Bangalore with some having a Stickering of Max Speed 40 km/h on the windshield. Isn’t that too less for regular use on regular roads and is that the case for all of them? Could they be used for training drivers?
