Welcome to Pakistan's Unmanned Warfare Command.

[acetophenol]

Pakistan has greater need for them in the sense of COIN Ops against the TTP

We also used'em in our anti-naxal Ops, in surveilance roles.

 

[tarrar]

So finally our Drone is armed, now lets use them & kick these rented terrorists A$$. They should also be used to protect the borders of Pakistan.

 

[IceCold]

Yes they can.

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A picture speaks a thousand words. What a sight of relief, finally we have something that was denied to us even though we were supposedly the front line state in War on Terror.

 

[Zarvan]

Man we sell these to other countries like Malaysia and Indonesia and Saudi Arabian and other Muslim countries and also other African Nations

So finally our Drone is armed, now lets use them & kick these rented terrorists A$$. They should also be used to protect the borders of Pakistan.

Pakistan is already doing it in many few months back when Air Force was actively bombing Taliban they were using armed drones too

 

[jaibi]

Yes, my point exactly, Pakistan has more 'frontline' use for them.

We also used'em in our anti-naxal Ops, in surveilance roles.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Thats a scaled down model of Rustom -1. And not that it matters, but your Burraq and Shahpar are most likely "derived" from the Chinese CH-3 UAV.

Pakistan inducts first 'indigenous' UAVs - IHS Jane's 360

Pakistan to deploy its own UAVs over FATA - IHS Jane's 360

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And both under development .. No wonder iaf went for searchers from Israel.. We have a big range of indigenous UAVs n even produce Turkish Anka UAVs components... N much more ..

From mini hovering drone with dig googles,hand launched scouts to falco,huma,jasoos,flamingo,auqab,Shahpar,Burraq etc..

 

[acetophenol]

So what Indian-made armed UCAVs are serving IAF squadrons?

None as of now. We don't have any UCAV in service as of now. However we have Israeli attack drones in service.

Are we talking about Indian birds or imports? Which ones were they?

India's first UAV was with Indian Army in the 1990s,Israeli made. Indian made UAVs in service are the Nishant and Lakshya,the latter being a PTA.

Yes, my point exactly, Pakistan has more 'frontline' use for them.

Yes, my point exactly, Pakistan has more 'frontline' use for them.

Yes, my point exactly, Pakistan has more 'frontline' use for them.

Yes, my point exactly, Pakistan has more 'frontline' use for them.

Agreed.:yes:

 

[tarrar]

Man we sell these to other countries like Malaysia and Indonesia and Saudi Arabian and other Muslim countries and also other African Nations


Pakistan is already doing it in many few months back when Air Force was actively bombing Taliban they were using armed drones too

I hope it is true & they are in use as they will reduce the burden on our Armed forces.

 

[gslv mk3]

And both under development .. No wonder iaf went for searchers from Israel.

Both belong to different classes.

 

[rockstar08]

what kind of rockets they can carry ??

anyways its really a good news and such a relief

 

[Jungibaaz]

what kind of rockets they can carry ??

anyways its really a good news and such a relief

Guided AGM, not rockets. Most likely, like the hellfire missiles of the US.

 

[rockstar08]

Guided AGM, not rockets. Most likely, like the hellfire missiles of the US.

do they use any guidance systems ?? I think US hell fire use , correct me if I am wrong

 

[farhan_9909]

Shahpar's payload capacity is too low to support anything except its EO-payload.

Armed variant won't be exactly similar to the present shahpar.

 

[Kompromat]

missile type please - looks like chinese equivalent of the AGM-114.?!

Yes sir, they are IR guided.

 

[Bratva]

Yes sir, they are IR guided.

How they are being controlled? Falco wasn't successful in FATA due to NLOS and uneven terrain of FATA obscuring direct LOS