“British army assets were divided between Pakistan and India. Pakistan’s portion was:”

"Following the 1947 partition British military assets were divided between India and Pakistan with Pakistan receiving 36% of the resources. This division included personnel equipment and infrastructure critical for establishing Pakistan’s armed forces. The allocation reflected the strategic and demographic considerations of the newly formed state. Despite receiving a smaller share Pakistan effectively utilized these assets to build a robust military ensuring national security and defense capabilities. This division remains a significant aspect of post-partition history shaping the military and geopolitical dynamics of the subcontinent."