What's new

COAS witnesses high profile counter terrorism exercise

.
15390986_1366819236670258_960557408990369528_n.jpg



Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited National Counter Terrorism Training Centre (NCTC), Pabbi and spent his day witnessing concluding sessions of high profile training events. He saw the final day of Two months long Pak- China exercise Warrior-4, which was focused on high impact counter terrorism operations both in rural and urban areas using heli borne and special forces of both countries. While speaking to officers and troops on the occasion, COAS noted that sharing of best experiences through series of exercises had improved counter Terror combat skills of both Chinese and Pak troops. He emphasized that such exercises have integrated the two armies and will help us to eliminate terrorism from the region. Our newly built NCTC has been recognised as a world class facility and is attracting other armies for training with our Army. COAS appreciated the interest of friendly countries in training with Pak Army, and said, We will continue to offer our training services for defeating the menace of terrorism and bringing peace. COAS also commended the staff of Training Centre for having trained Rangers, Police, ASF and other services also in fighting terrorists. Later The Chinese Military Commander paid his gratitude to Pak Army for the highest standard of training and skills, an asset that China shall continue to benefit. Our successful training and closeness will help further consolidate long term trusted strategic friendship of our two eternally friendly countries, Chinese Comd said.
COAS also witnessed the first ever Long Range Sniper Shooting Competition called The Striker’s Cup, in which 100 top civilian and military shooters from all over the country participated. COAS awarded prizes to the best shooters. Major Junaid was declared the best shooter and won the Striker’s Cup. COAS directed to expand the scope and participation of firers to train our youth to be able to win shooting competitions at international level. Earlier on arrival, COAS was received by Commander 1 Corps, Lieutenant General Umar Farooq Durrani.

 
. . .
why do we use those ugly and huge helmets is there any reason behind using these kind of helmets..
 
.
why do we use those ugly and huge helmets is there any reason behind using these kind of helmets..

Reason is to protect your skull. those are not motor cycle Helmets, they are for taking bullets
 
.
no no if u compare the helmets in the picture between the Chinese and Pakistani ones we can clearly see that our has huge gap inside and is not properly fitting their heads
roll.jpg
 
.
2 months long exercise!! They are jointly planning to invade India? :)
 
.
Great.
It is nice doing joint tactics.
 
.
Greater emphasis needs to be given to the police services. They need to be reformed and trained to a standered.
 
.
no no if u compare the helmets in the picture between the Chinese and Pakistani ones we can clearly see that our has huge gap inside and is not properly fitting their heads
View attachment 358754


Just the design.

The Chinese one looks like it's their standard issue army helmet, perhaps using a bulletproof material. If i had to guess I'd say its probably the QGF02/03 from here.

The Pakistani one looks like a generic Kevlar helmet, which can sometimes be a bit bulky:

Bulletproof_Helmet.jpg
 
. .
COAS witnessed the exercise? Who was in charge of running it if not he?
 
.
no no if u compare the helmets in the picture between the Chinese and Pakistani ones we can clearly see that our has huge gap inside and is not properly fitting their heads
View attachment 358754

its like an umbrella it fans out towards the end giving you more cover I think, its little bigger than Chinese ones. just two different designs
 
.
COAS witnessed the exercise? Who was in charge of running it if not he?

It was held in Pabbi Counter Terrorism training center which is one of the largest centers in the region. Army Chief isn't supposed to run an exercise

I have to say the skill at display is at its finest and no doubt the combat experience gained is blossoming, it is a pleasure to see!:pakistan::pakistan:

Pakistan's success and experience from Zarb-e-Azb will contribute immensely to mutual sharing of experiences.
 
.
Back
Top Bottom