Pakistan Navy | News & Discussions.

[nomi007]

 

[Nishan_101]

Hopefully our relations with Russian and EU(especially France, Germany and Italy) will grow more and we must look towards gaining expertise of Ship building and Submarine building from these countries.

 

[nomi007]

hope pak-russia relations will be strengthen in this decade

 

[nomi007]

 

[jupiter2007]

Pakistan must work with Turkey on the TF-100 Multipurpose frigate project....

 

[Khaqan Humayun]

I think we must not feel happy in Past we have seen what happen after Afghan war in 1992.

Pakistan must work with Turkey on the TF-100 Multipurpose frigate project....

Good to see this.

 

[Zarvan]

GHL recently sold four craft to the Pakistan navy as it wants to patrol the Kutch – an area which lies between India and Pakistan.

 

[Viking 63]

Karachi Shipyard needs to be completly overhauled with Civilian and Milatary sections run diffretly and by different teams, I prefer civilian to control both sections, with Naval personal on board for their Input on diff projects !!

 

[MJaa]

Naval Chief Visits Pak Marine’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Squadron

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Asif Sandila accompanied by Commander Pakistan Fleet and Commander Coast today visited the Pakistan Navy’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) set up at HQ 1st Pak Marine Battalion in Sajawal, Creeks area during operational visit to field units.

Read More @ http://goo.gl/5k2CLa

 

[Nishan_101]

Naval Chief Visits Pak Marine’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Squadron

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Asif Sandila accompanied by Commander Pakistan Fleet and Commander Coast today visited the Pakistan Navy’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) set up at HQ 1st Pak Marine Battalion in Sajawal, Creeks area during operational visit to field units.

Read More @ http://goo.gl/5k2CLa

They need to have at least 11 UQAB and 16 Shahpar UAV to monitor coast and coastal waters 24/7 from Jiwani to badin. I am hopeful that NESCOM can be able to add any equipment that is present on MPAs for submarine detection too.

Also if Burraq is available to them then they should also go for 21 of these over doing UAVs operation which MPAs do but in a very small fractional cost.

 

[fatman17]

Pakistan Naval Ships in Sri Lanka on a goodwill visit
ISLAMABAD, Oct 26 (APP): Pakistan Naval Ships PNS NASR and Khaiber will be arriving at Colombo Port on a goodwill visit from 27th to 30th October 2013. As part of goodwill, Pakistan Navy ships frequently make port calls on Sri Lanka. These visits are aimed at further strengthening the defence relationship between Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Sri Lanka is an important regional country and Pakistan Navy accords great importance to cooperation with the Sri Lankan Navy, said a press release issued by Pakistan High Commission in Colombo.The PNS NASR is a leading unit of Pakistani Navy Fleet’s 9th Auxiliary and Mine Warfare Squadron. Its name, an Arabic word meaning “HELP”, denotes its combat support role vital for sustained naval operations at sea. The ship in addition also undertakes long range helicopter operations with anti-ship missile and torpedoes.PNS NASR, commanded by Captain Tarique Hussain PN, has the honor of participating in a large number of multinational/joint exercises. PNS NASR participated extensively in Tsunami relief Operations in 2004 at Maldives having the distinction to undertake the very first rescue operation in that country by any organization. It also has the honor of visiting various countries like Australia, Gulf, Far East Region and South East Regions.PNS Khaiber derives its name from a famous battle in 629 AD during which seemingly impregnable fortress of Khaiber was overcome by Muslim forces led by Hazrat Ali (AS) under the guidance of Holy Prophet (PBUH). Khaiber is the third ship of Pakistan Navy to be so named.PNS Khaiber, commanded by Captain Muhammad Faisal Abbasi PN, is the fourth of eight Type-21 ‘AMAZON’ class frigates. This ship was acquired by Pakistan Navy from UK in early 90s. After its induction in Pakistan Navy, it has undergone major modifications and up-gradations.

 

[fatman17]

British Royal Navy Warship visits Pakistan
Tuesday, 05 November 2013 12:37 Posted by Parvez Jabri

KARACHI: HMS Bulwark, part of the UK's Response Force Task Group, deployed on Cougar 13, has visited Pakistan.
A UK Deputy High Commission statement here on Tuesday said that the ship was in Karachi for a short time to undertake an amphibious familiarisation for the Pakistan Marines with J Company, 42 Commando Royal Marines, and 4 Assault Squadron Royal Marines (ASRM), and to conduct talks with Pakistan Navy personnel recently returned from counter piracy operations in the Middle East.
It said that Commodore Paddy McAlpine, Commander United Kingdom Task Group, and Captain Andrew Burns Royal Navy, Commanding Officer HMS Bulwark, took the opportunity to visit the Commander of the Pakistan Marines Commodore Waris.
While the Pakistan Marines were undertaking their amphibious familiarisation, counter-piracy talks were conducted on board HMS Bulwark.
Issues under discussion included tactical techniques employed by boarding teams when searching vessels at sea, and the challenges faced by assigned forces during these important missions.
Commodore McAlpine commented on the visit: `The opportunity to visit Karachi came at quite short notice and was driven by a programme change elsewhere. That's what a forward deployed Task Group gives- maritime and political choice. In this instance, we were sent to Karachi to boost the bi-lateral Defence and Security relationship with Pakistan. We were overwhelmed by their generosity and the genuine warmth of their welcome. We were very well hosted and protected at a difficult time; a very worthwhile, but all too short, visit'. 
Rear Admiral Khan Hasham promoted as Vice Admiral


KARACHI, Nov 6 (APP): Commander Pakistan Fleet Rear Admiral Khan Hasham Bin Saddique has been promoted to the rank of vice admiral. A Pakistan Navy (PN) press release issued here on Wednesday said that Vice Admiral Khan Hasham Bin Saddique joined PN on January 1, 1978 and was commissioned in 1980. He has illustrious career with wide ranging experience of field, staff and command appointments in PN as well as in the joint services organisations.
He has commanded Pakistan Navy Ship Shahjahan, Maritime Operations Training Complex (PNS Bahadur), Pakistan Naval Academy, Pakistan Navy War College and National Security College (NDU) Islamabad.
In addition the Flag Officer has also served as ACNS (Plans), Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Admin), Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Operations).
He also held the command of Multinational Maritime Task Force (CTF 150) at HQ US NAVCENT Bahrain.
The officer undertook initial training at Britannia Royal Naval College UK and won the Sword of Honour as best All Round graduate.
He did his Masters in Joint Warfare and War Studies from Quaid-e-Azam University, M.Sc. in Operations Research from USA and M. Phil from NDU Islamabad in National Security.
The officer has also qualified many professional courses including Surface Warfare Course from USA, Long Communication Course, Joint Services Staff Course and Armed Forces War Course from NDU.
In recognition of his meritorious services Vice Admiral Hasham has been decorated with Hilal-e-Imtiaz Military.

 

[Neptune]

Pakistan must work with Turkey on the TF-100 Multipurpose frigate project....

what about these programs?

As being discussed and cleared that China is far superior than Turkey in Naval vessel construction and designing. So why not Pakistan had made a deal with Chinese and also gained some professional help from Japan and Korea to start our own Commercial as well as Military ship building....

ahaha

in terms of FACs, Patrol Boats, Corvettes, ( and frigates, destroyers, LHD by 2016) Turkey is "far superior" than Made in China products. Today, USN, RN and other nato navies use Turkish ship paints. And at overall shipbuilding terms, Turkey is number 4, behind US, Japan and UK. Thats called jealousy my friend. Our products may not be as cheap as yours but they're far advanced for sure.

 

[Luftwaffe]

Sir, you are

what about these programs?

ahaha

in terms of FACs, Patrol Boats, Corvettes, ( and frigates, destroyers, LHD by 2016) Turkey is "far superior" than Made in China products. Today, USN, RN and other nato navies use Turkish ship paints. And at overall shipbuilding terms, Turkey is number 4, behind US, Japan and UK. Thats called jealousy my friend. Our products may not be as cheap as yours but they're far advanced for sure.

You are horrendously wrong, you are flying inverted, calling something that were mostly designed in Germany and developed in partial partnership is wrongly owning to yourselves, some of the frigates superior in certain aspects yes over all No. Again you are wrong in terms of ships development S. Korea is equally better at development to Turkey please don't post self made lists. You haven't even touched the hull of Chinese latest destroyers or frigates what to talk of even visiting inside them and calling for made in china cheap would be under estimating you opponent that make you lose before even you get into battlefield, I suggest you refrain from poor comments and work on real information and post it over here as comparison in order for members to read and understand.

 

[Neptune]

Sir, you are


You are horrendously wrong, you are flying inverted, calling something that were mostly designed in Germany and developed in partial partnership is wrongly owning to yourselves, some of the frigates superior in certain aspects yes over all No. Again you are wrong in terms of ships development S. Korea is equally better at development to Turkey please don't post self made lists. You haven't even touched the hull of Chinese latest destroyers or frigates what to talk of even visiting inside them and calling for made in china cheap would be under estimating you opponent that make you lose before even you get into battlefield, I suggest you refrain from poor comments and work on real information and post it over here as comparison in order for members to read and understand.

i know well what to say. Take it easy...i just had a bad week.