Comments on: 1971: Gen. Yahya Khan, an Ignominy We Ignore

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By: Uzair

Uzair — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 17:03:39 +0000

@ FA
I disagree with you that army is not given any kind of analysis and political thought and that they don’t know much about country’s problems. Army is trained for everything that threatens our first and foremost national interest “Survival”. Junior officers have less experience of command and analysis but as the ranks goes higher, officers take numerous courses and hence gradually they develop different qualities that are required.Not all army officers get orders and just follow them, there are those too who command and take decisions and every officer at some point in his service is given the opportunity to command.

By: Uzair

Uzair — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 16:51:38 +0000

@ MB,
You were talking to a captain which is a low rank in army so that officer to whom u were talking must be very young to have an impressive sense of politics.Secondly,as far as i know military officers are much more aware of ground realities than civilians because they travel and live all around the country and subsequently their knowledge about Pakistan is more than civilians. I understand all major languages of Pakistan because i m son of a military officer and i have lived in every province of this country.Certainly my knowledge about Pakistan is much more than my civilian friends.