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[RadarGudumluMuhimmat]

In my opinion Ada class is waste of time and money

We should have gone for the Istanbul clsss which is under construction now

Absolutely I agree. They probably made this choice because of financial difficulties. It was said that they would not use some options in the Ada Class.

 

[syed_yusuf]

Absolutely I agree. They probably made this choice because of financial difficulties. It was said that they would not use some options in the Ada Class.

I believe PN is opted for ada class to be customized for PN needs, will not be plain vanila Melgim but an upgraded one.

 

[xbat]

pak milgems will have 2x8cells VLS, they will accommodate SAM , probably chineese ly80 for beginning, later may be Turkish hisar or G40(if it go production)

 

[Tamiyah]

pak milgems will have 2x8cells VLS, they will accommodate SAM , probably chineese ly80 for beginning, later may be Turkish hisar or G40(if it go production)

Are you sure about it?

 

[xbat]

i read it somewhere but i cant provide a reliable source yet.

 

[Army research]

i read it somewhere but i cant provide a reliable source yet.

If that's true, that's akin to saar class class and would be a excellent procurement ,
Hopefully it's true but up till now all available data has proved otherwise

 

[ghazi52]

General Zubair Mahmood Hayat, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, addressed the participants of Naval Staff Course at Pakistan Navy War College, Lahore.

 

[ghazi52]

Manora Lighthouse Karachi 1900's:

 

[ghazi52]

Command and Staff Conference of Pakistan Navy concluded today at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad. The Conference was chaired by Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi. Matters related to operational preparedness, developmental plans of Pakistan Navy, prevailing security situation and training & welfare of troops were reviewed. Detailed briefings on various ongoing and future projects and plans of Pakistan Navy were also given to Chief of the Naval Staff. While making an overall appraisal of the prevalent security environment, Chief of the Naval Staff expressed his utmost confidence over operational preparedness of Pakistan Navy. The Naval Chief reiterated Pakistan Navy’s unflinching resolve to ensure seaward defence of vital maritime infrastructure and protection of the maritime interests of Pakistan against all threats and challenges. Command & Staff Conference is the apex decision making body of Pakistan Navy in which all Chiefs of Staff, Principal Staff Officers and Field Commanders undertake strategic review of Pakistan Navy’s Policies and Plans.

 

[ghazi52]

Hydrography- Safe Shipping & Promoting Blue Economy

‎Pakistan Navy celebrating ‎World Hydrography Day today with this year's ‎WHD theme i.e. ''Hydrography Information Driving Marine Knowledge

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[ghazi52]

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi chaired 135th Board of Directors meeting at Shipyard & Engineering Works, Karachi. Naval Chief expressed his satisfaction on the progress of ongoing projects and approved new projects to be undertaken by KS&EW.

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[Bullzz]

111th Midshipmen & 20th SSC Course Commissioning Parade held at Pak Naval Academy. Commander Royal Saudi Naval Forces (RSNF) V/Adm Fahad Bin Abdullah Al-Ghofaily graced the occasion as Chief Guest. CNS Adm Zafar Mahmood Abbasi welcomed the Chief Guest upon arrival at PNA.

The Commissioning Parade comprised 77 Midshipmen (including 2 Midshipmen from Bahrain, 7 from Qatar & 3 from KSA) as well as 98 Cadets of Short Service Commission Course including 25 female Cadets.

At the culmination of Commissioning Parade, Midshipman Talha Masood was awarded Sword of Honour, Midshipman Faizan Saeed won Academy's Dirk, Officer Cadet(OC) Abdulrahman Ali Ebrahim Jasim Al Malki from Bahrain won CNS Gold Medal & OC Manaal Ayesha won Commandant Gold Medal.

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[ghazi52]

Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi, exchanging views with Army General Oleg Salyukov C-in-C Russian Ground Forces, Russian Federation, at Naval Headquarters Islamabad

 

[ghazi52]

Pakistan Navy Ship ASLAT with embarked AL-43 helicopter, visited Jeddah Port, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as part of overseas deployment for Regional Maritime Security Patrols (West) in Arabian Sea. Deployment of PNS ASLAT in RMSP is aimed at ensuring maritime security in the region in line with Government of Pakistan’s policy and international obligations. PNS ASLAT is front line warship of Pakistan Navy Fleet & fourth ship of Sword Class frigate project; built at Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works. The ship is fitted with state of the art weapons and sensors, capable of undertaking wide range of maritime operations in multi threat environment.

Upon its arrival at the port, the ship was given a warm welcome by Commander Replenishment Group Royal Saudi Naval Forces (RSNF) Western Fleet alongwith Joint Operations Centre, Jeddah and other RSNF officials. During stay at Jeddah port, Commanding Officer PNS ASLAT, Captain Shafiq Ur Rehman PN called on Commander Western Fleet RSNF. During meeting, the Commanding Officer, conveyed sincere regards on behalf of Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi, Chief of the Naval Staff to the Royal Saudi Naval Forces and highlighted that visit of PNS ASLAT is manifestation of multifaceted long term collaboration that exists between the two navies.

A reception was also held onboard PNS ASLAT which was attended by officers of the Royal Saudi Naval Forces, Egyptian Navy and prominent Pakistani expatriates. Mr. Muhammad Hassan, Consul at Consulate General of Pakistan at Jeddah and N & AA(P) Riyadh, Group Captain Arshad Mukhtar Khan were also present at the occasion. Later, the officers and men of PNS ASLAT also underwent various joint training sessions with Royal Saudi Naval Forces at Jeddah.

Upon culmination of the visit, ship resumed Regional Maritime Security Patrols (West) in Arabian Sea. Pakistan and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are tied in eternal bonds of religion and brotherhood. The visit by PNS ASLAT will further enhance Pakistan Navy's bilateral relations with Royal Saudi Naval Forces in diverse avenues.

 

[khanasifm]

Pakistan Navy Ship ASLAT with embarked AL-43 helicopter, visited Jeddah Port, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as part of overseas deployment for Regional Maritime Security Patrols (West) in Arabian Sea. Deployment of PNS ASLAT in RMSP is aimed at ensuring maritime security in the region in line with Government of Pakistan’s policy and international obligations. PNS ASLAT is front line warship of Pakistan Navy Fleet & fourth ship of Sword Class frigate project; built at Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works. The ship is fitted with state of the art weapons and sensors, capable of undertaking wide range of maritime operations in multi threat environment.

Upon its arrival at the port, the ship was given a warm welcome by Commander Replenishment Group Royal Saudi Naval Forces (RSNF) Western Fleet alongwith Joint Operations Centre, Jeddah and other RSNF officials. During stay at Jeddah port, Commanding Officer PNS ASLAT, Captain Shafiq Ur Rehman PN called on Commander Western Fleet RSNF. During meeting, the Commanding Officer, conveyed sincere regards on behalf of Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi, Chief of the Naval Staff to the Royal Saudi Naval Forces and highlighted that visit of PNS ASLAT is manifestation of multifaceted long term collaboration that exists between the two navies.

A reception was also held onboard PNS ASLAT which was attended by officers of the Royal Saudi Naval Forces, Egyptian Navy and prominent Pakistani expatriates. Mr. Muhammad Hassan, Consul at Consulate General of Pakistan at Jeddah and N & AA(P) Riyadh, Group Captain Arshad Mukhtar Khan were also present at the occasion. Later, the officers and men of PNS ASLAT also underwent various joint training sessions with Royal Saudi Naval Forces at Jeddah.

Upon culmination of the visit, ship resumed Regional Maritime Security Patrols (West) in Arabian Sea. Pakistan and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are tied in eternal bonds of religion and brotherhood. The visit by PNS ASLAT will further enhance Pakistan Navy's bilateral relations with Royal Saudi Naval Forces in diverse avenues.

What is al-43 heli ??

Aérospatiale Alouette III I guess typo ??