Veterans of the 1965 Pakistan-India War recently shared their experiences and perspectives on the conflict, highlighting the enduring spirit of Pakistan's armed forces.
The veterans recounted observing their fellow soldiers fighting with skill and determination during the September 1965 war. They emphasized the crucial role of public support in boosting troop morale, which they credit for their advancement against Indian forces.
These war veterans asserted that the same level of commitment exists in today's military. They expressed confidence in their ability to operate tanks in enemy territory and capture opposing areas, attributing this to their strong faith.
One veteran recalled providing first aid to wounded soldiers at CMH Lahore during the war, including removing shrapnel from their heads.
The veterans claimed that Pakistan inflicted significant damage on Indian forces, making it difficult for them to maintain their positions.
They stated that the enthusiasm and passion observed in both young soldiers and officers during the 1965 war continue to this day. The veterans believe that the entire nation stands united with Pakistan's armed forces, ready to face any potential threats.
