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fondly remembered, dearly missed - Capt Alamdar Hussain Shaheed
98 L/C ex 49FD Arty/ 833 MJ Bn
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On 15 Oct 2005, embraced shahadat 2 weeks before his engagement while mobilized on earthquake rescue operation, their helicopter crashed near Bagh.
 
Major Ziad Saleem Shaheed was the son of Brigadier Muhammad Saleem Shaheed.

A father who had himself sacrificed his life for Pakistan, and then his son too drank the cup of martyrdom last year in the defense of the homeland.

Father and son, both martyrs, both for the sake of Pakistan. 🇵🇰

This is not just the story of one family, but a living example of the sacrifices made by the families of Pakistan Army officers. Here, fathers become martyrs, and their sons too give everything for the homeland.

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Strange, we never had a general from OTS, always been from Kakul, now we have both Munir and Raza in top slots both from OTS....
 
Strange, we never had a general from OTS, always been from Kakul, now we have both Munir and Raza in top slots both from OTS....
So long as merit was followed there is nothing wrong.


Majority of early Pak Army leaders were Pashtun or Hazara for that matter. Generally racial problems have not shown in the military vis a vis Punjab vs KP regardless of vested efforts.

More racial issues arise on Sindh inhabitants(urban and rural) and maybe Baluchistan but nothing overly abrasive.

Spending time in Siachen or being shot at by people tends to remove racial biases in a few hours.

However, Syed is irrelevant - most Pakistani Syeds came about as a copium for losing caste structure.
 

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