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1977–present

The Record

The record is ordered in generations. The branches are a second reading of the same record.

The published record.

How to read the dates

start withheld
approximate
service continuing

Generations

  1. 1977–1989

    First Generation

    5 published profiles

  2. 1990–2000

    Second Generation

    2 published profiles

  3. 2001–2009

    Third Generation

    3 published profiles

  4. 2010–2015

    Fourth Generation

    3 published profiles

  5. 2016–present

    Fifth Generation

    1 published profile

Branches

Each branch gathers the published names across the generations. A member who served in two branches appears in both.

What they did

The trades the record holds, grouped by field. No field holds more than four of them.

MedicineField medicine, ward medicine, and the cast room.
Azim Karim91B/91C, Field MedicKarim Jaffer91-series, Combat MedicMalik JafferOrthopedic Technician, Medical Branch
IntelligenceThe estimate a commander plans against, from a battalion section to a national agency.
Nurez JahaniS2 IntelligenceImran Kasam2651, Special Intelligence System Administrator/CommunicatorSalim RahemtullaSurface Warfare Officer / Naval Intelligence OfficerAmyn GilaniIntelligence Operator
AviationThe aircraft, and the systems inside them that talk to everything outside.
Aslam AshAviation Electronics (Avionics)Ayaz ParbtaniAvionics Communications Equipment Repairer / Security Communication Specialist
Supply and logisticsRequisitions, inventories, and the record of what a unit owns.
Farhan HashamLS, Logistics SpecialistRaed Hashmani92A, Supply Specialist
Communications and networksThe radios, the data links, and the systems that carry both.
Amyn Porbanderwala0651/0671, Cyber Network Operator / Data Systems AdministratorZayn DhanjiCommunications Officer (0602)
Military policeLaw enforcement on an installation.
Shanil MeghaniBradley Mechanic / Military Police

What the record does not contain

  1. The names of members who are still serving. They are serving now, and they are not named or described here. The home page publishes their number and their branches.

  2. Anything the record has no source for. Every account names where it came from. Where nothing exists to draw on, the account says so rather than filling the gap.

  3. Service before 1977. The earliest documented service in the record begins that year. Earlier service may exist; this record does not hold it.

  4. A count of the membership. The record counts published profiles, never people. A generation here is a cohort of service, not a family line.