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| − | '''Pakistani Warriors''' | + | '''Pakistani Warriors''' was the [[Pakistan]]i military unit. [[Na Maloom Afrad]] was the last [[commander]]. |
==The beginning== | ==The beginning== | ||
| − | This military unit was started as an intelligence agency of [[Pakistan]] - '''Internal-Services Intelligence'''. It was founded by [[Na Maloom Afrad]] and | + | This military unit was started as an intelligence agency of [[Pakistan]] - '''Internal-Services Intelligence'''. It was founded by [[Na Maloom Afrad]] and {{eLink|citizen|8523271|Bilal Tahir}}. |
==Mission== | ==Mission== | ||
| − | The MUs main rule was to help all newbies and adults for the betterment of Pakistan. Though they were democratic, however they were trying to establish [[dictatorship]] as the commanders were true patriots. | + | The MUs main rule was to help all newbies and adults for the betterment of Pakistan. Though they were democratic, however, they were trying to establish [[dictatorship]] as the commanders were true patriots. |
| − | [[File:Inter Services Intelligence.jpg|thumb| | + | |
| + | [[File:Inter Services Intelligence.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Initial logo of the ''Internal-Services Intelligence'']] | ||
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Pakistani Warriors was the Pakistani military unit. Na Maloom Afrad was the last commander.
The beginning
This military unit was started as an intelligence agency of Pakistan - Internal-Services Intelligence. It was founded by Na Maloom Afrad and Bilal Tahir.
Mission
The MUs main rule was to help all newbies and adults for the betterment of Pakistan. Though they were democratic, however, they were trying to establish dictatorship as the commanders were true patriots.
