1965 India Pakistan WAR - Part 2

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This is part 2 of 2 part series detailing the 1965 India Pakistan WAR.
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Reference:
1965 Turning the Tide. Nitin A Gokhale
War Despatches: Indo-Pak Conflict, 1965. Gen Harbaksh Singh

[@GARRYDUGGAL]

Battle of ASAL UTTAR is very rarely mentioned by international media, which is very unfortunate.... Not many people know that, it was one of the biggest tank Battles after WW II....

[@abdullahsajjad2483]

it was chawinda bro

[@fusebulb1990]

no its not ,,, chawida is biggest tank bettle where inida lost 100 tanks

[@vaibhavchaudhary8128]

It is true that chawwinda was the biggest tank battle despite many bad and old tanks india fought bravely

[@SAMARTHSAMANT]

Battle of asal uttar was more like a huge ambush . Battle of chawinda and phillaura were tank battles .

[@ishaandayal4703]

That Indian soldier in front of the destroyed Pakistani Patton tank (9.52) is Brig Theograj, awarded MVC.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you for sharing that Ishaan. I'll be doing a separate video on the Khem Karan and Asal Uttar to go over the tank battles in detail. Please subscribe and share with your friends to help support my work

[@Jvs-eq3iy]

​@@IndianMilitaryHistory We are waiting for the video on Asal Uttar.

[@cindys1660]

@@IndianMilitaryHistoryPlease do a KZbin video of Krishen Sibal Indo-Pakistani war of 1965.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Special thanks to Himanshu Singh for creating the super cool animation snippets for the video.

[@warchariot1930]

Thumbnail is looking good, I hope the same for animation too.

[@softwaresupport-busytally8084]

This helped me to understand 65 war clearly

[@NachiV]

Am so happy to learn Indian military history! Normally I just watch ww2 again and again..

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Yayyyy!! So glad you liked it. It does take a lot of effort to make these - can you help support my work by sharing this with your friends? I'd really appreciate that.

[@NachiV]

@@IndianMilitaryHistory surely bro.. keep hustling.❣️

[@abhinavvajpai1711]

@@Narrative711 atta hai

[@shashidharshettar3846]

From USA by an Indian, thank you so much.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you .. please share with your friends as well. More eyeballs help support my work.

[@Devil-dn2ew]

Your thrilling explanation along with visuals and sound effects gave me goose bumps... Really hard working..... Very nice... Keep it up

[@bekind.3112]

Hi sir,Lots of love to you for covering these historical events.I have one request ,please also cover IPKF role in Sri Lanka civil war.Jai Hind

[@knight350]

Finally the wait is over❤🎉

[@rangerleo81]

Amazing as always. Pl increase the frequency and consider covering kargil next. All the best

[@InfraSearch]

Don't give up.. I always waiting for your videos❤

[@SaumyaRanjnaSwain]

Sir plz make next vedio on "Operation Chamber Lily" Or "Battle of Sylhet of 1971 war..... Plz sir without these series ur 1971 war series is looking half...

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

All in due time Saumya .. I'll be finishing the 71 series as well .. now moving to Kargil

[@SaumyaRanjnaSwain]

@@IndianMilitaryHistory Sir when are you bringing this vedio??

[@KulwantSingh-se4by]

Love ❤️ you Indian Army 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🌹🌹🍁🍁🇨🇦🍁

[@pratyushtrivedi4682]

Loved the video! Keep at it!

[@educationhub9126]

Thankyou so much sir your videos was very helpful in my defence and strategic studies exam

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

I am glad these are helpful for you .. please share this with other students as well so this can reach a wider audience.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

What exam is this? As in what course? Which University?

[@muhammadtahirmunir-mn6fd]

@@IndianMilitaryHistory Sir why u missed the account of Major Raja Aziz Bhatti Shaheed who defended Lahore for 6,7 days and nights without or a little sleep with few soldiers?He was awarded highest military award Nishan e Haider after martyrdom.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

@@muhammadtahirmunir-mn6fd hi Tahir .. thank you for your query. I have researched this at a high level only and haven't gone into details of battles. Hence I haven't gotten into too many individual gallantries during the war. I have heard about the bravery of the Pakistani soldiers dieing the war - and I will try and document that in a future videos when I give details of each battle. Hope that helps answer your question.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

@UCNayNEwUDhu2LK0Erge-SfQ I will definitely cover Capt Sher Khan in my kargil videos. In fact his gallantry was recommended by the Indian army officers fighting against him. If you can, do subscribe to my channel to support my work. My intent is to just bring facts.

[@cindys1660]

Please do a KZbin video of Krishen Sibal; Indo-Pakistani war of 1965.

[@archieus7752]

Amazing! How about a short one next, Op Cactus 1988 or Op Vijay 1961!

[@GauravSaxena-t6r]

Bharat Mata Ki Jai Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@kentkagle7852]

Very cool very well done good work good narrator...from an american friend of lndia

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you for the kind words. Please share with your friends to help support my work

[@PromodhSridhar]

Respect and Salute Our Mighty Indian Army -Jaihind

[@calmbluewhale]

If noticed the knave in the Pakistan planning to get Kashmir is Bhutto, an over ambitious politician and an arrogant one at that. My late father (God rest his soul) was in the artillery and he would speak in one of his rare moods, of his regiment shelling Dograi and of its capture . We were stationed at a place called Kapurthala and he went into battle from there, I was then 7 years old. I do remember some of the troop movement.

[@scientificnishant]

Awesome Please make a detailed video on battle of assal uttar

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you .. will do.

[@nishantmaderna6295]

Hm nice video. Make more like this of every indian defence force operation/ war.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you. Yes working on that.

[@shanu7uday]

Can you please explain how an Englishman Desmond Hayde was still a colonel in Indian army in as late as 1965 ?

[@mandarnudupi]

Anglo Indian...Sir

[@Dreadedcommando]

Asal Uttar was graveyard of Pakistani patton tanks,Indian forces gave befitting reply to the enemy forces.

[@GhostieTheML]

Nice, amazing animation

[@Vshal99]

Thankyou so much ♥️

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you Vishal .. please share this with your friends and family to help support my work.

[@teslalaboratory1954]

I never feel ashamed after being beaten by my father for my bad behaviour. Pakistan:😂

[@jaihind9462]

Great video jai hind

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you Ram .. please support my work by sharing this with your friends and family..

[@nitinjose11]

Waiting for your next video!

[@dad-ms8mz]

3 jats nae hila dala sach mae, par asia lag rha tha jisae indian goverment sab kuch bhut dhree kar rha tha

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

True Brother!!

[@Shubhamkumar-fr9hl]

Ohh i m really waiting for this video,i was so eager for this,most of us know about 1971 qar but not about 1965

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Thank you for waiting. Please share with your friends and family to help support my work

[@AnujSanatani8548]

Hello...Dograi was across Ichhogil canal..(as per my knowledge)...

[@sudo2998]

@9:30 Is that Desmond Hayde in the middle?

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Yes .. it is ..

[@thealpha600]

What a bloody history go and search first what happened with your army 😂😅 in khamkran puna

[@abhinavvajpai1711]

@@thealpha600 93k asal uttar philora

[@thabiranag3044]

Nice video Sir

[@gazikhankhan]

Indian tank kis trah tbah hoay thay kia yeh such hai?

[@worthit5064]

Not accepting failure is the biggest mistake someone can make. India after lost in 1962 did major reforms after accepting the loss. But Pakistan never accepts that which is good for India. 😅 Brother , Forget what happened in the past think about the future. Both countries can do so much better by making peace with each other.

[@mandarnudupi]

Yes..Indian tank tabah huye the...to iska matlab kya Pakistani tank tabah nahi huye??

[@_ashrafm]

At home and still lost is crazy

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

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[@gopalkrishnanramanathan794]

Who Is U.N. Asking For An Unconditional Ceasefire.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

We were a much weaker power then. Depended on the world in many areas.

[@brijbhushansinghrawat719]

३थर्ड जाट ने घर में घुस कर मारा था लाहौर हिल गया था सीज फायर का कारण बना

[@shivkumar-go8is]

Outstanding

[@softwaresupport-busytally8084]

Didn't we loose Chamb in this war. I feel we took.back kargil dras etc during this war

[@PunjabHP]

Awesome

[@singhs2817]

From 50s till 2014 Pakistan had better war equipment (which Pak got for being an US ally) but still cant win a war with India.. I heard a veteran explain me with example.. He showed his new smart phone (gifted by his kids) .. this is the best phone but I don't know how to use it completly.. same was the case of US war armaments, Patton tanks, submarines, F 16 etc and Pakistan army..

[@spiritorzo5837]

nah this is pak victory, we pushed 10 miles into your land, one battle diesnt define the whole war, and 1947 too.

[@syedmustafa5400]

O, how about India's defeat by Muslims for 1000 years, they ruled u, you are just surviving by western Aashirwad otherwise Bhutan is enough to engulf kaward indians.😂

[@syedmustafa5400]

How about your Indian pilot Abhinandan shot down in pak Feb 2019, did he know how to fly Russian plane ?? 😂

[@singhs2817]

@@syedmustafa5400 abbe jahil gaanwar madarsa chaap , your level of education is exactly what islam teaches you.. If Muslims ruled all of India then how come British created Pakistan ? .. Inspite of muslim friendly Gandhi, Nehru and Congress still muslim were not able to rule us.. But congress made Hindus 8th class citizen of this nation, that is true...

[@sudipkumarroy3790]

​@@spiritorzo5837yeh we saw how well u did 6 years later.

[@sanjaysingh-vd4xb]

At that time my father was in 3rd cavlory

[@manojkarunakaran8604]

What the F**k was the IAF for ? Despite LBS at the helm and a strong PM.

[@jaihind9462]

🔥🔥🔥

[@aunteron921]

Graveyard of patton tanks

[@abhinavvajpai1711]

@@Narrative711 fake information alert

[@MastermindMalik267]

500 india k tank destroy kiye thay wo khan gaye

[@clarkwilson6340]

So India's best Commanders were Brits again; Both Countries problems are that they are more afraid of their Armies grabbing power (in the Case of Pakistan it was common) That the troops were good and well trained but way under supplied; The Indian Air Force ran out of Fuel and Munitions for a time and what they had they held back; Unlike 71 this was suppose to be a limited war with a uprising when that didnt happen it was not worth keeping going; But like Israel India Learned and correct many of their problems; Good site and lot of real Good info this war gets ignored because of the Middle East and Vietnam and the Cold War But this could have led right to WW3 real easy and now they both have Nukes and high tech weapons and Navies; Glad they have used Diplomacy since;

[@mandarnudupi]

Oh for god's sake, we don't need an angrez to give his opinion on how to clean a message that he created in the first place

[@Jvs-eq3iy]

It was long over due.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

You're right.

[@architsharma2877]

Jat Balwan Jai Bhagwan

[@raj5758]

Jat balwan jai bhagwan❤

[@gmustafa-iw8bu]

Jhot na bolo international news paper keh raha Ka Pakistan jeta tha war

[@mandarnudupi]

Ya mustafa..kab akl aayegi

[@adilnizam2120]

Pakistan losing war as usual

[@basantswaroop2566]

U don't told big failure of Pakistan Though USA supports of patent tank s jet By sifting national capital Islamabad from Lahore

[@worthit5064]

We can't blame the USA for siding with Pakistan , India at that time close towards the USSR.

[@basantswaroop2566]

Thanks for responding after longer period Replace didn't from don't

[@thunder3008]

Nice video bro

[@dhruvdahiyadhruv2166]

❤ 🇮🇳

[@shaheerrizwan5192]

You don't mention the results and losses of Indian side in battle of chwinda where india lost the 120+ tanks and Pakistan lost 45 tanks. Also you mention no roles of air force and navy of both nations, it's incomplete analysis of 1965 war or probably you don't have much to praise for indian side. 👍👍

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

It's definitely an overview of the 65 war - doesn't go into the details of every battle. Just the ones that were crucial and had a major impact on the war. It's definitely not one sided, you'll find I have covered the Rann of Kutch battles as well. In the battle of Chawinda and Phillora, the results of losses on the two sides were nothing out of the ordinary. In any battle the assaulting side will have more casualties compared to the defending side. The numbers reflect that there. But the battle of Khem Karan and Asal Uttar, the Pak Patton tank losses were so gigantic that they had to be mentioned to provide the correct context of the battle result. I hope this answers your question and you're able to see the overall war from a more objective lens and not through the lens of your nationalism.

[@Warlock786]

Pakistan is so much weaker and smaller than India yet this war was so closely fought. Amazing!

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

Watch part 1, it gives you more context. 1965 the power differential between India and Pakistan wasn't as much. Pakistan had military arrangements with the West - the US - who supplied them with the latest armor and air assets. This was the primary reason Ayub initiated this campaign in 1965. India was still recovering from it's defeat against China in 62.

[@Warlock786]

@Indian Military History makes sense. But brother don't you think there are pictures where Pakistan took Indian territory as well, though India took more. Also India never got to Lahore yet you have put up a picture of Indian soldiers standing in front of some signboard that says Lahore ? Just an observation brother.

[@nishantmaderna6295]

@@Warlock786 it's not a fake pic. It's real. And at that time, Pakistan was a major ally for Pakistan in cold war against india . So a lot of money and weapons came from USA and its allies to Pakistan. Read history of ur own country.

[@Warlock786]

@Nishant Maderna so you are saying India took Lahore in 1965 ? What rubbish are you vomiting ?? I know my history, our government unlike yours does not change our history. So what if weapons come from the US, not our fault India has no allies

[@manu18190]

@@Warlock786 I am not sure what you are arguing about . Just checked google map . Barki is 24 km from Lahore . If Barkee and Barki are the same then it’s consistent with what @Indian Military said . India indeed performed poorly against Pakistan because India was under severe distress, no food , lost war with China , not industrialised . Neither was Pakistan but since was under martial law and not answerable to anyone they bought latest arms and attacked india . The consequences of that behaviour is the reason economic state of Pakistan. A country which fights wars with neighbours will always fail. Even China after Mao never fought any war , it threats but does not launch full scale war . Pakistan on the other hand had consistently interfered in its neighbours . Today you see India , Iran won’t come for help , Afghanistan cannot help, China left you high and dry and don’t even talk about usa

[@andibandi5501]

Niranjan Prasad should have been sacked after 1962

[@mujtabamuktar]

What did India gain at the end nothing

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

So the war was initiated by Pakistan, so the onus for achieving the objective was that side. India's objective was to thwart that effort. India succeeded in that goal. No doubt the Pakistan side fought bravely just like the Indian side, but strategically the fact remains that Pakistan made a conscious choice of initiating after the perception of the Indian military being weak at the time. And its plans were blocked by India.

[@fusebulb1990]

Half truth

[@c.a.keyani9170]

one sided story.... nothing else. Only indian forces success shared, nothing about Pakistani Armed Forces achievements, specially what was happened to indian tanks in Chawinda???

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

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[@AbuMohannadal-Sweidawi]

Propaganda machine 🤣

[@G36051]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 rendian

[@innocentlove7576]

1965 ki war to lose kiye na india ne jo mrzi keh lo jeet pakistan ki he hui thi pakistan zindabad

[@abhinavvajpai1711]

Pamistan 1971 mei jeeta tha apne 93 hazar seniko kei sath 😂😂

[@ferhansyed1851]

Propaganda at its best!

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

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[@shivanandkotian-cq1gj]

jali na 😂😂😂😂

[@ferhansyed1851]

@@shivanandkotian-cq1gj Bilkal nahi. Just enjoying your delusional obsession of Pakistan.

[@shivanandkotian-cq1gj]

@@ferhansyed1851 Lol... a Pakistani is saying we are delusional.. May u are high on Punjabi Army churan 😂😂😂

[@syedmustafa5400]

What a huge lie, tank battle at Sialkot and chawenda was clearly won by Pakistan & uploader reversed the the destroyed tanks between pak and India.

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

I m sure that's what you've been taught in your history, so you wholeheartedly believe it. I'll tell details on those as well. And yes there were some victories to Pak and some to India ..

[@seerspaatatravels5582]

99.9999999 % lies

[@abhinavvajpai1711]

93k percent lies 😂 you

[@chaudharyabdulrayan5890]

one fact is Pakistan many indian tanks in its museums just like india has our tanks. secondly Pakistan air force dominated the sky and crushed indian airforce. this video has no credibility

[@IndianMilitaryHistory]

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[@medico_goku]

🤣 still pakistan lost more territories in 1965 war than India..How? Madrasachap history books made pakistanis delusional lmao

[@chaudharyabdulrayan5890]

@@medico_goku little boy one of your own generals said "if we dont get put of Pakistan, Pakistan army will take over Delhi". secondly 2000+ indian soldiers surrendered and your airforce was crushed

[@nationmatters919]

@@chaudharyabdulrayan5890 and can you share the source of your claim?

[@chaudharyabdulrayan5890]

@@nationmatters919 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3fZaIeer7BsrM0

[@randomtanker4355]

You didn't even include Rajasthan front because you know that India lost there, thus damaging its position at Tashkent