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10:28 AM, May 9, 2016
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Satellite image showing missile deployment at a Pakistani air base in Masoor, Karachi (Image: @rajfortyseven on twitter)
twitter shows a recently constructed Operational Readiness Platform (ORP) which is very well designed nuclear weapons underground vault system that includes electronic controls and vaults built in floors of Hardened Aircraft Shelter (HAS) and weapons storage bunker inter-connected with each other.
According to the document posted, the special ORP has probably been constructed to achieve three specific aims. Firstly to have nuclear weapons and related aircraft at operational readiness at all times. Second, the ORP will help to evade indication of changes in alert systems. India has no chance of knowing if mated weapons have been loaded for delivery or not and thirdly to ensure survivability of the weapon systems even after a first strike by India.
The expert says that, “the deployment of nuclear missiles at PAF airbase Masroor indicates Pakistan’s strategic standoff capability at sea as well as on land. The capability provides minimum time for execution thus providing maximum time for decision making.”
A satellite image posted by the expert on May 4 2016 showed Pakistani Navy replenishment ships of the 9th Aux Sqn at Karachi.
The expert had earlier posted details of atactical nuclear missiles in Punjab province of Pakistan that houses transporter, erecter launcher vehicles as well as short-range nuclear tipped missiles.
http://www.defenseworld.net/news/16...yed_At_Pakistani_Karachi_Airbase#.VzB0hiNRXqB
10:28 AM, May 9, 2016
130 views
Satellite image showing missile deployment at a Pakistani air base in Masoor, Karachi (Image: @rajfortyseven on twitter)
twitter shows a recently constructed Operational Readiness Platform (ORP) which is very well designed nuclear weapons underground vault system that includes electronic controls and vaults built in floors of Hardened Aircraft Shelter (HAS) and weapons storage bunker inter-connected with each other.
According to the document posted, the special ORP has probably been constructed to achieve three specific aims. Firstly to have nuclear weapons and related aircraft at operational readiness at all times. Second, the ORP will help to evade indication of changes in alert systems. India has no chance of knowing if mated weapons have been loaded for delivery or not and thirdly to ensure survivability of the weapon systems even after a first strike by India.
The expert says that, “the deployment of nuclear missiles at PAF airbase Masroor indicates Pakistan’s strategic standoff capability at sea as well as on land. The capability provides minimum time for execution thus providing maximum time for decision making.”
A satellite image posted by the expert on May 4 2016 showed Pakistani Navy replenishment ships of the 9th Aux Sqn at Karachi.
The expert had earlier posted details of atactical nuclear missiles in Punjab province of Pakistan that houses transporter, erecter launcher vehicles as well as short-range nuclear tipped missiles.
http://www.defenseworld.net/news/16...yed_At_Pakistani_Karachi_Airbase#.VzB0hiNRXqB
