File:Fakhr-i-Kashmir ribbon award.jpg

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English: This is the ribbon bar of the award Fakhr-e-Kashmir, or Honor of Kashmir, given by the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Government to recognize outstanding military service during the 1947-48 war. It's equivalent to Pakistan's Hilal-i-Jurat. Recipients include Colonel Sher Ahmed Khan, Colonel Nasrullah Khan, Brigadier Aslam Khan, Lieutenant Colonel Masud Khan, and Major Mir Bad Shah Mehsud. |
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| Author | WikiEnthusiast1001 |
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