ramana wrote:malushahi, Now that you have lead you can do your own research as such a link would be available in Google.
thanks ramana. that is very helpful.
ramana wrote:malushahi, Now that you have lead you can do your own research as such a link would be available in Google.
tsarkar wrote:Pakistan supplied Stingers to LTTE in exchange for LTTE ferrying arms to Moro Islamic Militants in Philippines.
Y I Patel wrote:like the Bahadur Complex immediately to the west of it
Y I Patel wrote:My best guess of the location of Point 5770. Note how that general complex dominates approaches from both the Indian side (gorge leading to Chalunka) and the Paki side (gorge leading to Goma/Sakisa.)
35.0120372N 76.9558811E
Singha wrote:A 105mm shell is good for 50cm thick steel plate. It might be able to penetrate 2 meter thick concrete or 4 meter of brick and sand as a guess. Enough to penetrate those stone made posts
To some in China, an autonomous, authentic Tibet is inconceivable. To our bipartisan delegation, it is inevitable. @DalaiLama
shyamal wrote:That is the first and strongest reaction of most people actually.
The program, named 'Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa-China Sustainable Donkey Development Programme' is expected to be worth a billion Pakistani rupees (approximately $9.5 million), and aims to attract Chinese investment in Pakistan's agriculture sector.
ramana wrote:So which AAM are those?
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And id the IA buy these missiles or just evaluating?
ramana wrote:Half a km into trajectory is very troubling. And indicates a new problem.
Guess we need better description of the issue.
ramana wrote:Also Guam might be a thud site.
rohitvats wrote:malushahi wrote:
block3 and I-corps?
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Wonderful, isn't it? 42 Artillery Division of 1 Strike Corps would be holding these beauties. Great capability addition to the Army.