60 Years on 1965 War: Remembering Courage, Rethinking Strategy

60 years on 1965 War: Remembering courage, rethinking strategy

It’s a tale of Pakistan’s miscalculations that six years later resulted in the war of 1971 and sixty years later—Operation Sindoor

Remembering 1965 War Heroes: Indian Army Regiment, Where Ayub Khan’s Father Served, Wreaked Havoc On Pakistan Army

By the end of the war, Pakistan had lost 3,800 personnel killed, over 400 tanks destroyed or captured, more than 40 aircraft shot down, and suffered a sharp drop in morale. The Indian Army captured the vital 2,637-meter (8,652-foot) high Haji Pir Pass, reached the outskirts of Lahore, captured Phillora, and created “Patton Nagar,” a graveyard of nearly 100 destroyed Pakistan's famed Patton tanks at Khem Karan.