Abdul Hamid, who remained a flyer until the country's last breath, had died, yet he lies broken on the tanks.
The year 1965 India‑Pakistan war was not merely a border skirmish; it was a tale of the Indian Army’s indomitable courage, patriotism and sacrifice that could never be recorded as a mere battle in history. In that war, a son was born who, in front of the enemy’s powerful tanks, gave his life without taking up a front, and his bravery lifted the nation’s head with pride. His name was—Veer Abdul Hameed.
