The Chamb Sector: 1965

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31 August 1996	page first published

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Suddenly, the referee reveals some Indian anti-tank guns (bottom left) at the edge of the wadi. (Everything else in view is Pakistani.)

The central advance was abruptly halted when the referee revealed the positions of six pairs of Indian anti-tank guns along the wadi. The guns took a heavy punishment, leading to the entire anti-tank company failing morale (all of our anti-tank assets on the board)...but not before taking all the spirit out of the central Pakistani advance.

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