PAKISTAN ARMY Let’s make it 365 days a year, why we should forget about them

I ask nothing more
Than to die in my country
To dissolve and merge with the grass,
To give life to a flower
That a child of my country will pick,
All I ask
Is to remain in the bosom of my country
As soil,
Grass,
A flower 

Founded	14 August 1947
Country	Pakistan
Type	Army
Size	620,000 active troops 500,000 reserves
Headquarter	General Headquarters Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Motto(s)	Arabic: إِيمَان, تقوى, في سبيل الله English: A follower of none but God, the fear of God, struggle for God
Colour	Green and White
Anniversaries	Defence Day: September 6
Engagements	1947 Indo-Pakistan War 1965 Indo-Pakistan War 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War 1971 Indo-Pakistan War Grand Mosque Seizure Soviet-Afghan War Siachen conflict Kargil War Global War on Terror Siege of Lal Masjid War in North-West Pakistan Balochistan conflict
Website	www.pakistanarmy.gov.pk
Commanders
Chief of Army Staff	General Qamar Javed Bajwa
Chief of General Staff	Lieutenant-General Bilal Akbar

 This is a day, on which we decided to pay tribute to the martyrs and Ghazis of this war on terror. We will honor their families, pay homage to the brave sons and will acknowledge their dedication and commitment towards the cause.

Let’s make it 365 days a year, why we should forget about them the whole year? We breathe in the free air because many are ready to depart to the eternal world for our safety and security. We are not protecting the country on the cold mountains, nor are we receiving bullets and losing our limbs, rather we are not even ready to pat their back, for the duty they are performing. Either we accept it or not, but everyday these souls are silently dying for the honor of this flag, for which they took an oath.
This land is guarded by the brave sons; it cannot be ever harmed by the evil eyes. Innumerable sacrifices have been made for the up keep of the national pride, sovereignty and integrity, and countless are ready to spill their blood. This proud green flag Insha’Allah will be fluttering high and they will never let it fall.
You the defenders, the brave sons! You mean a lot to me, I failed to utter, to show the feelings buried deep inside me, but I owe nothing less than my own life to you. Salute to the Martyrs and Ghazis of this land on this day and all days to come.