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Simple we hide em in freezers..... to keep em cold... so they dont explode..ROFL
How Pakistan secures its nuclear weapons
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Sensitive subject please make sure you are not saying something that could get you in trouble.
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Well,the actual details are not made public,but we can speculate...One thing is for sure that the warhead,the launcher and the control systems are kept at separate locations and not in an assembled and ready to use form...There may well be some "Bespoke" involved,that the warhead may be usable only with the certain delivery system..Then the "More than one man" system..in which more than one person have the security codes to access different essential systems to launch a nuclear weapon...
I once watched a documentary on Russian Nuclear missile submarines and this Russian commander was saying that its not easy to sit on a position where you can destroy a country or two by pushing a few buttons and its a huge responsibility....Likewise the guardians of Pakistani nukes are aware that its no child's play
I once watched a documentary on Russian Nuclear missile submarines and this Russian commander was saying that its not easy to sit on a position where you can destroy a country or two by pushing a few buttons and its a huge responsibility....Likewise the guardians of Pakistani nukes are aware that its no child's play
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They would't know how to use them if anyone get one of these
I just read today that pakistan has recently successfully tested a new missile, we are getting better, why do politicians talk about army expenses when they are delivering what they get money for, if some of them do a bit of corruption they give far better then politicians and even we can say there is no comparison between pak army and pak politicians.
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How secure r Pak-Watan's weapons...!!! More secure than USA's nukes... where 1/9 th of USA's stock-pile went out of monitoring control...
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& this is NOT 1st time.... 6 nuke-laden cruise missiles flew "Accidently" some time ago... b/w Minot Airbase & Barksdale Airbase...
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& this is NOT 1st time.... 6 nuke-laden cruise missiles flew "Accidently" some time ago... b/w Minot Airbase & Barksdale Airbase...
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Hope this is the appropriate thread for the subject.
Fresh Batch of 700 trainees joined SPD Security Force
An impressive graduation parade of a fresh batch of 700 smartly turned out Security Force trainee officials was held here.The batch had successfully completed six months of vigorous advanced training in various realms of nuclear security.
Major General Muhammad Tahir, Director General Security Strategic Plans Division, who was the chief guest on this occasion while addressing the parade expressed his satisfaction on the quality of training imparted, standards acquired, and the motivation of the trainee officials. He appreciated the efforts made by the instructional staff who had painstakingly trained this latest batch in line with international standards. Major General Muhammad Tahir, re-affirmed the resolve to safeguard Pakistans nuclear assets at all cost. He reiterated that extensive resources have been made available to train, equip, deploy and sustain an independent and potent security force to meet any and every threat emanating from any quarter. The Director General Security, SPD expressed his firm determination that no stone would be left unturned in making the defence of Countrys Nuclear installations and assets impregnable.
It may be re-called that SPD has undertaken a comprehensive plan to significantly augment its existing capacity through induction of additional 8000 personnel in its Nuclear security force. This comprises handpicked officers and men, who are physically robust, mentally sharp and equipped with modern weapons and equipment, trained in technical skills to the best international standards and practices. The rapid accomplishment of the plan would deter and defeat all types of threats against Pakistans Nuclear capability. The plan is being implemented under the auspices of a state-of-the art Training Academy of SPD, where recently Director General SPD, Lieutenant General (Retired) Khalid Ahmed Kidwai had reviewed a graduation parade of a fresh batch of 200 trainee officials.
Major General Muhammad Tahir, Director General Security Strategic Plans Division addressing Fresh Batch of 700 smartly turned out trainees of SPD Security Force at Abbotabad. (Photo ISPR)
Fresh Batch of 700 trainees joined SPD Security Force
An impressive graduation parade of a fresh batch of 700 smartly turned out Security Force trainee officials was held here.The batch had successfully completed six months of vigorous advanced training in various realms of nuclear security.
Major General Muhammad Tahir, Director General Security Strategic Plans Division, who was the chief guest on this occasion while addressing the parade expressed his satisfaction on the quality of training imparted, standards acquired, and the motivation of the trainee officials. He appreciated the efforts made by the instructional staff who had painstakingly trained this latest batch in line with international standards. Major General Muhammad Tahir, re-affirmed the resolve to safeguard Pakistans nuclear assets at all cost. He reiterated that extensive resources have been made available to train, equip, deploy and sustain an independent and potent security force to meet any and every threat emanating from any quarter. The Director General Security, SPD expressed his firm determination that no stone would be left unturned in making the defence of Countrys Nuclear installations and assets impregnable.
It may be re-called that SPD has undertaken a comprehensive plan to significantly augment its existing capacity through induction of additional 8000 personnel in its Nuclear security force. This comprises handpicked officers and men, who are physically robust, mentally sharp and equipped with modern weapons and equipment, trained in technical skills to the best international standards and practices. The rapid accomplishment of the plan would deter and defeat all types of threats against Pakistans Nuclear capability. The plan is being implemented under the auspices of a state-of-the art Training Academy of SPD, where recently Director General SPD, Lieutenant General (Retired) Khalid Ahmed Kidwai had reviewed a graduation parade of a fresh batch of 200 trainee officials.
Major General Muhammad Tahir, Director General Security Strategic Plans Division addressing Fresh Batch of 700 smartly turned out trainees of SPD Security Force at Abbotabad. (Photo ISPR)
