A Thread of Warrior's of 1971 :

December 1971, THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY!
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November 1971, Bangladesh -Pakistani soldiers carry the corpse of an Indian soldier.
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Pakistani soldier evacuating his injured comrade on back.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Boda (north of Saidpur). December 1971. Captain of the Pakistani army, awaiting attack after being wounded by incoming Indian artillery.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Boda (north of Saidpur). December 1971. Captain leading from the front of the Pakistani army is evacuated after being wounded by incoming Indian artillery on the frontline.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Thakergaon. Two Pakistani soldiers at rest after knocking down the Indian Troops. On the wall are portraits of Muhammad Ali JINNAH (left), the father of the nation, and Pakistani President.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Saidpur. December 1971. Pakistani troops planning the battle against the Indian Army.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Near Thakergaon. A very young Pakistani soldier in a frontline bunker during battle vs the Indian Army.
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December 1971, Bangladesh -Indian soldier killed by Pakistani troops.
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27 Nov 1971, Hilli, East Pakistan -Hilli, East Pakistan: Pakistan Faces India.With Guns.The Pakistan Army Commander Lt. General Niazi visits the front line troops on the northwest border of East Pakistan, where clashes with Bangla Desh
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guerillas have been followed by more serious fighting between east Pakistan regular troops and Indian forces.
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EAST PAKISTAN: Pakistani troops fire a mortar in a defensive emplacement 2,000 yards from the Indian troops occupying the village of Dangapara.
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November 1971, Bangladesh -Pakistani army jeep on patrol during the war.
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29 Nov 1971, Bangladesh -General Niazi, head of the east Pakistan army, accompanies soldiers wounded at the front in a plane during the war.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Saidpur. December 1971. Pakistani troops in battle against the Indian Army.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Near Burinda. Pakistani soldiers reinforce their defences, 11 kms from the frontline with India.
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EAST PAKISTAN. Between Rangpur and Bogra. At dawn, an armed convoy of Pakistani troops makes a halt for the Bigadier to perform his fajr prayers. (The convoy is in territory occupied by the Indian Army).
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Very few of the many indian POWs , captured by the bravo company of 6th Frontier Force regiment at western sector, the company was lead by Maj Shabbir Sharif Shaheed Nishan-e-Haider
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Pakistani soldiers investing in injured Indian soldier
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Source : A Good Read "Warrior's of 1971"
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