Скачать или смотреть EP 13: Imp Questions on J&K Operations -Part 3

In this detailed discussion, we explore pivotal moments of the 1947-48 Jammu & Kashmir operations, focusing on strategic decisions, leadership, and military tactics. Topics include:

Provision of Artillery Firepower: A breakdown of how artillery support was employed in the Jammu and Kashmir operations, emphasizing its characteristic features and impact on the battlefield.

Battle of Naushera (6 Feb 1948): A critical analysis of the enemy's plan to capture Naushera, how Indian forces maintained the element of surprise, and how they seized the initiative to secure victory.

Leadership of Field Marshal KM Cariappa: An evaluation of Cariappa's leadership qualities, with real-world examples illustrating his command skills during the operations.

Capture of Zojila Pass: A chronological overview of the rare and daring operation that led to the capture of the strategic Zojila Pass, and its significance in the broader context of the conflict.

Loss of Skardu Garrison: The circumstances and factors that contributed to the fall of the Skardu Garrison during the 1947-48 campaign.

Srinagar Division’s Summer Offensive: An analysis of why the division's summer offensive was considered an “Offensive without teeth,” supported by insights into strategic shortcomings.

Significance of the Battle of Naushera: A review of the battle’s importance, the course of operations, and the key reasons for the success of Indian forces.

Relief of Poonch (Nov 1947): A discussion on the decision to relieve Poonch, examining the humanitarian merits versus the military drawbacks of the operation.

This video is a must-watch for those interested in military strategy, leadership, and the key events that shaped the outcome of the 1947-48 Jammu and Kashmir operations.