Pakistani army Chief General Kayani has witnessed formation level training exercises in Bahawalpur Cantt and Khairpur Tamianwali. These exercises focused on the training of Pakistani soldiers for conventional operations in the desert areas with help from the mechanized forces of Pakistan Army and Pakistan Air Force.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Pakistani Soldiers Defends An Attack By Over 300 Taliban Militants
Pakistani soldiers were able to foil an attack by over 300 Taliban militants on a security check post in the Kurram agency in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan.
This bloody clash has resulted in the death of around 43 which included eight Pakistani soldiers while 35 militants were also shot down by the security forces of Pakistan. It is reported that dozens of other were injured.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Nine Rockets Fired at Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul
Nine rockets were fired at the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul earlier today by the militants from the near by hills which damaged the boundary wall of the academy.
Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul is situated some 35 miles north of Islamabad. Three rockets had hit the boundary wall of the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul.
The commissioner of Abbottabad, Khalid Khan Umarzai has said, “Some exploded, some did not. There was no loss of life".
Karachi Shipyard Starts Production of Two Tugs For Pakistan Navy
The Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW) has started the production of two Tugs for the Pakistan Navy (PN).
The Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Projects), Rear Admiral Shafqat Jawed has said that production of F-22P Frigate, Fast Attack Missile Craft (FAMC), Agosta 90B submarines, coastal tanker and utility ships by the Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW) is an important step in self reliance.
The Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Projects), Rear Admiral Shafqat Jawed has said that production of F-22P Frigate, Fast Attack Missile Craft (FAMC), Agosta 90B submarines, coastal tanker and utility ships by the Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW) is an important step in self reliance.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) To Produce Tablet PC And Notebooks
Government owned Pakistani aerospace company, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) has announced that it has started the production of Tablet PC, Notebook and E-Book Readers in collaboration with Innavtek China.
As per the PAC advertisement, PAC-eBook, PAC-PAD 1 and PAC-nBOOk 1 are available for sale from the 10th Jan, 2012.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Pakistani Female Fighter Pilot Injured in FT-7Jet Trainer Crash
A FT-7 fighter jet trainer of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has crashed near Mianwali while it was on training mission.
A female fighter pilot trainee of the Pakistan air force and the instructor has suffered injuries during their ejection from the aircraft.
Female fighter pilot trainee, Fatima and her instructor Wing Commander Waqar Ahmad were were later shifted to the Hospital by the search and rescue team of the Pakistan Air Force.
A female fighter pilot trainee of the Pakistan air force and the instructor has suffered injuries during their ejection from the aircraft.
Female fighter pilot trainee, Fatima and her instructor Wing Commander Waqar Ahmad were were later shifted to the Hospital by the search and rescue team of the Pakistan Air Force.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Russia Hands Over Charlie II/Nerpa Nuclear Attack Submarine to India
Russia has handed over the Project 971 Akula II class, "К-152 Nerpa" nuclear-powered attack submarine to the Indian Navy (IN) on a ten year lease at a cost of over USD 900 million at the Russian port of Vladivostok.
The "К-152 Nerpa" nuclear-powered attack submarine will become first operational nuclear submarine to be operated by Indian Navy in last two decades.
Indian Navy had operated Charlie class nuclear powered cruise missile submarine under lease from the Soviet Navy between 1988 and 1991 which helped Indian in the development of the Arihant (Slayer of Enemies) nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine.
The design of the Indian Arihant nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine is based on the Russian Charlie class nuclear powered cruise missile submarine and it can can carry up to twelve K-15 Sagarika submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) with range of 750 kilometers.
The К-152 Nerpa nuclear-powered attack submarine will be renamed by the Indian Navy as Charlie II nuclear submarine. The Charlie II nuclear-powered attack submarine was scheduled to be handed over to IN in 2009 but accident in the Sea of Japan in November 2008 resulted in the death of twenty sailors on board during its trials which delayed the delivery.
The design of the Indian Arihant nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine is based on the Russian Charlie class nuclear powered cruise missile submarine and it can can carry up to twelve K-15 Sagarika submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) with range of 750 kilometers.
The К-152 Nerpa nuclear-powered attack submarine will be renamed by the Indian Navy as Charlie II nuclear submarine. The Charlie II nuclear-powered attack submarine was scheduled to be handed over to IN in 2009 but accident in the Sea of Japan in November 2008 resulted in the death of twenty sailors on board during its trials which delayed the delivery.
Pakistan Army Rejects Findings of US Investigation Report into Salala Attack
The US Investigation Report into the Salala incident of 26th November 2011, involving aerial strikes by US aircraft and helicopters resulting into Shahadat (killing) of 24 Pakistani soldiers and injury to 13 others, was received by the General Headquarters (GHQ) Pakistan Army on the 24th of December 2011. The report received is the same un version as available on the US Central Command (CENTCOM) Website. The analysis of the US Investigation Report has been carried out by Pakistan Military with a view to reiterate facts and correct the perspective.
Pakistan does not agree with several portions and findings of the Investigation Report as these are factually not correct. The fundamental cause of the incident of 26th November 2011 was the failure of US / ISAF to share its near-border operation with Pakistan at any level.
This obviously was a major omission, as were several others, like the complicated chain of command, complex command and control structure and unimaginative / intricate Rules of Engagement as well as lack of unified military command in Afghanistan. In addition to the foregoing, US / ISAF violated all mutually agreed procedures with Pakistan for near-border operations put in place to avert such uncalled for actions. It also carried out unprovoked engagement of Pakistani Posts located inside Pakistan violating the US / ISAF mandate which is limited to Afghanistan alone.
The US Investigation Report is structured around the argument of “self defence” and “proportional use of force”, an argument which is contrary to facts. Continued engagement by US / ISAF despite being informed about the incident at multiple levels by Pakistan Military within minutes of initiation of US / ISAF fire, belies the “self defence” and “proportional use of force” contention. Affixing partial responsibility of the incident on Pakistan is therefore, unjustified and unacceptable.
Pakistan's Perspective on Investigation Report conducted by BG Stephen Clark into 26th November 2011 US led ISAF-NATO Forces Attack on Pakistani Volcano and Boulder Posts in Mohmand Agency
By Pakistan’s Inter Services Public Relations’ (ISPR)
Pakistan's Perspective on Investigation Report conducted by BG Stephen Clark into 26th November 2011 US led ISAF-NATO Forces Attack on Pakistani Volcano and Boulder Posts in Mohmand Agency
By Pakistan’s Inter Services Public Relations’ (ISPR)
Friday, January 20, 2012
Pakistani Puma Helicopter Participate in UN Peacekeeping Mission in Congo
Pak Aviation-1 Contingent comprising three Puma helicopters arrived at KAVUMU Air Terminal, Bukavu, Congo. The helicopters had initially arrived in Entebbe, Uganda and after necessary fitments and test flights they flew to KAVUMU in South Kivu Brigade (SKB) Area of responsibility. Remaining strength of the contingent is expected to arrive within this month.
Pakistani Government May Allow US Military Trainers To Return: Fox News
Fox News has claimed that Pakistani government has agreed to allow US trainers back in the country and US military trainers are likely to return into Pakistan “as early as April or May.”
Fox News has also claimed that Pakistani government has agreed to allow US trainers to return on condition that CIA will not conduct any covert operations in Pakistan.
Pak Army Soldiers and Policemen After Militant Attack
Pakistan Army's soldier and policeman on high alert after militants attacked a police station in Dera Ismail Khan in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.
Pakistan Army soldier and policeman near the dead body of one of the militants who attacked the police station in Dera Ismail Khan in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.Thursday, January 19, 2012
Pakistani F-16C Block 52 Simulators To Be Upgraded With SimuSphere HD-9™ Visual Display
Two F-16C Block 52 aircrew trainiong simulators of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) will be upgraded with the new SimuSphere HD-9™ visual displays by the L-3 Link Simulation & Training (L-3 Link).
This upgrade will make PAF as the first export customer of the new SimuSphere HD-9™ visual displays which is also considered as a proven approach to Helmet Mounted Cueing System (HMCS) training.
The United States Air Force has awarded the contract for upgradation of the Pakistani F-16C Block 52 aircrew trainiong simulators to the L-3 Link Simulation & Training in Arlington.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Turkish T-37C Jet Trainer Crash Kills Pakistani And Turkish Pilots
Pakistani local news channel, Dunya News has reported that both Pakistani and Turkish missing fighter pilots were not able to survive the crash of their T-37 fighter jet trainer.
Pakistan Air Force's Squadron Leader Masood Hussain was on posted in Turkey as part of the experience exchange program with the Turkish Air Force.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Pakistani And Turkish Pilots Missing After Air Force's T-37C Jet Crashed
The fighter pilots of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and Turkish Air Force are missing after their T-37 fighter jet trainer crashed in sea in Turkey. The T-37 fighter jet trainer was on a training mission when it crashed in the Aegean Sea, near the Turkish Air Base.
The spokesperson of the Pakistan Air Force has confirmed that Squadron leader Masood Hussain took off from Turkish Air Base in a training mission when it crashed into the sea.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Pakistani AH-1F Cobra Gunship Helicopter-III
The AH-1F Cobra Gunship helicopters is the backbone of the Pakistan Army Aviation Corps' attack helicopter fleet.
Pakistan Army Aviation Corps AH-1F Cobra Gunship helicopters are actively taking part in the counterinsurgency and counter terrorism operations in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) neighboring Afghanistan.
Pakistan Army has recently shown interest in purchasing latest AH-1Z SuperCobra attack helicopter to replace its aging fleet of AH-1F Cobras.
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) is promoting its TAI/AgustaWestland T-129 (AW729) attack helicopter to the Pakistan Army.
Friday, January 13, 2012
PNS Babur Type 21 Frigate Will Reach Saudi Arabia Next Month
The PNS Babur frigate of the Pakistan Navy (PN) will reach at Saudi Arabian port of Jubail on 15th February. Pakistani frigate PNS Babur's visit to Saudi Arabia is part of efforts by both countries to further enhance the the ties between the navies of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
The PNS Babur is an Ex-Type 21 frigate which was decommissioned by the Royal Navy (RN) and was sold to PN on 30 September 1993. The Pakistan Navy has upgraded the PNS Babur by equipping it with the Chinese LY-60 surface to air missiles.
The commander of the Pakistan Navy will meet with the officials of the Royal Saudi Navy to discuss matters of mutual interest.
The commander of the Pakistan Navy will meet with the officials of the Royal Saudi Navy to discuss matters of mutual interest.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Psd Image of J-10B In Pakistan Air Force Colors
Psd Image of the J-10B fighter jet in Pakistan Air Force (PAF) colors with Pakistani flag at the tail. The J-10B fighter jet has new features like diverterless supersonic inlet (DSI) air intake, Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA ) radar and electronic-optic targeting system (EOTS).
The PLAAF's J-10B fighter jet
Thursday, January 5, 2012
PAF No.1 Fighter Conversion Unit Re-Equipped With K-8P Karakoram
In his address at the ceremony held for the re-equipment of the PAF's No.1 Fighter Conversion Unit, Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal, Rao Qamar Suleman has said that Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has always matched quantity with quality training.