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Why not use open jeep instead? Jeeps offer better view and monbility in my opinion.


Pakistan Army's Double Cabin Mount.


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Albeit, a dated image, none the less it shows that PA has come a long way from just a male dominated service.....a lady officer briefs the Army chief during a major exercise.
 
AWT sells some Askari bank shares to Fauji Foundation.

This was coming from sometime. AWT was getting losses for sometime, and people were advised to get their money back they deposited from some funds. Now they will get the money back surely.

A select few driven by their personal ambitions!!!
 
book 'Fangs of Ice – Story of Siachen' by Lt Col Ishfaq Ali

does anyone have info on this book. where to buy it from

i had this book 10 years back, but i lost it while i was traveling in Shalimar Express :D

Yep, i do have my stupid moments.
 
Army Rank

Pakistani military uniforms closely resemble those of the British armed services. The principal colors are greenish brown for the army, navy blue for the navy, and light blue for the air force. Brown and black camouflage fatigues are commonly worn by army troop units. Rank insignia also are similar to those used by the British.

The rank structure is also patterned on the British model. Following the British Indian tradition, there are three junior commissioned officer (JCO) grades between enlisted and officer rank for those who rise by promotion from among enlisted recruits. The junior commissioned officer is a continuation of the former viceroy's commissioned officer rank. During the early days of the Pakistan Army, there was a large cultural gap between officers and enlisted personnel. In the early 1990s, JCOs had wide responsibilities in the day-to-day supervision of lower grades, but they were a group that may have outlived its usefulness because officers have become "more Pakistani" and less dependent on British models and because the education level of enlisted men has risen. Promotion to JCO rank, however, remains a powerful incentive for enlisted personnel; thus, if JCO ranks are ever phased out, it will likely be a slow process

FIELD MARSHAL
GENERAL
LT.GENERAL
MAJ.GENERAL
BRIGADIER

COLONEL
LT.COL
MAJOR
CAPT
LT.
2/LT.

SUBEDAR MAJOR
SUBEDAR
NAIB SUBEDAR
BATTALION HAV.MAJOR (BHM)
REGIMENT/BATTALION QUARTER MASTER HAVILDAR
COMPANY HAV.MAJOR

COMPANY QUARTER MASTER HAVILDAR
HAVILDAR
NAIK
LANCE NAIK
SEPOY
 
No PR237/2012-ISPR Dated: October 30, 2012
Rawalpindi - October 30, 2012:
General Khalid Shameem Wynne, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee left for Australia today on a five days official visit. Chairman will head National delegation comprising of representatives from three services, MoFA and MoI in Pakistan-Australia Defence and Security Talks. During the visit General Khalid Shameem Wynne will also call on Mr. Stephen Smith, Defence Minister of Australia, General David Hurley, Chief of Defence Forces and a number of other military dignitaries.
Earlier, General Khalid Shameem Wynne was seen off by Lieutenant General Muhammad Asif, Director General Joint Staff and other senior officers from Joint Staff Headquarters.

:: ISPR :: Inter Services Public Relations - PAKISTAN

SUBEDAR MAJOR

SM sahib...idhar ayen zara!!!

A right hand man for the CO on most occasions in adm duties!
 
Major Non-NATO Ally



A Major Non-NATO Ally is any country not a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and designated as a major non-NATO ally under Section 2350a(f)(2) of Title 10, United States Code. The MNNA is a designation given by the U.S. government to exceptionally close allies who have strong strategic working relationships with American forces but are not members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. �Major Non-NATO Ally,� is a title of uncertain distinction; they have become eligible for certain kinds of military assistance, including purchasing excess defense articles and participating in cooperative defense research and development projects.

Major Non-NATO Ally (MNNA) Status does not entail the same mutual defense and security guarantees afforded to North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members. However, designation as an MNNA represents an affirmation of the importance the US places on the relationship. US legislation creates two categories of MNNA status. The first category is under Title 10 U.S Code Section 2350a (Nunn Amendment of 1987). The Second is under Section 517 of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended (FAA) (title 22, USC Section 2321k).

Title 10 U.S. Code Section 2350a authorizes the Secretary of Defense, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State, to designate MNNAs for purposes of participating with the Department of Defense (DOD) in cooperative research and development programs. Israel, Egypt, Japan, Australia, and the Republic of Korea were given MNNA designation under Title 10 in 1987, followed by Jordan (1996), Argentina (1998), New Zealand and Bahrain (2002), and the Philippines and Thailand (2003). The Departments of State and Defense had notified Congress of the intent to designate Thailand in early October 2003. In June 2004 the U.S. President officially notified the designation of Pakistan as a Major non-NATO Ally (MNNA). Designation under this provision:

■Permits firms of the country to bid on certain USG contracts for maintenance, repair or overhaul of DOD equipment outside the Continental US. (10 USC 2349)
■Makes a country eligible for certain joint counterterrorism research & development projects. (22 USC 2349a-10(b); PL 104-132 sec. 328(b))
■Allows DOD to enter into cooperative R&D projects with the country to improve conventional defense capabilities on an equitable cost-sharing basis. (10 USC sec 2350a)
Section 517 of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, authorizes the President to designate a country as a MNNA after 30-days notification to Congress, for purposes of the FAA and the Arms Export Control Act (AECA). The statute, enacted in 1996, initially designated Australia, Egypt, Israel, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and New Zealand as MNNAs. Subsequently, Jordan (1996), Argentina (1998), Bahrain (2002), and the Philippines and Thailand (2003) have also been designated as MNNAs under this provision. Designation under this provision:
■Makes a nation eligible, to the maximum extent feasible, for priority delivery of excess defense articles if it is on the South or Southeastern flank of NATO. (FAA �516)
■Makes a nation eligible to buy depleted uranium ammunition. (FAA �620G)
■Makes the country eligible to have U.S.-owned War Reserve Stockpiles on its territory outside of U.S. military installations. (FAA �514) )].
■Allows the country to enter into agreements with the USG for the cooperative furnishing of training on a bilateral or multilateral basis under reciprocal financial arrangements that may exclude reimbursement for indirect costs and certain other charges. (AECA �21(g))
■Allows the country to use U.S. provided Foreign Military Financing for commercial leasing of certain defense articles. (Section 589 of the FY01 Foreign Operations Appropriation Act, Public Law 106-429)
■Makes a country eligible for loans of materials, supplies and equipment for cooperative R&D projects and testing and evaluation. (AECA �65)
■Makes a country eligible for expedited processing of export licenses of commercial satellites, their technologies, components, and systems. (Section 1309 of the James W. Nance and Meg Donovan Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Years 2000 and 2001, Public Law 106-113)
MNNA designation under section 517 of the FAA can be terminated at the discretion of the President with 30 days notice to the Congress, but no specific criteria or precedents exist regarding termination.

A 2009 report by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments suggested that "Key additions to this list might include (but are notnecessarily limited to) Saudi Arabia (considering America�s longstanding support for the House of Saud and the importance of Saudi oil for the West), Afghanistan and Iraq (given the United States� substantial military commitments to both nations, which are likely to persist in some form well into the future), and Singapore (which has arguably become the United States� closest security partner in Southeast Asia in recent years."

On May 2, 2012, President Obama and President Karzai signed the Enduring Strategic Partnership Agreement between the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. As part of this agreement, the United States pledged to designate Afghanistan a Major Non-NATO Ally (MNNA). Following the entry into force of the Strategic Partnership Agreement on July 4, President Obama signed the MNNA designation for Afghanistan on July 6. Afghanistan is the first country to be designated an MNNA since 2004.

GSOrg
 
SM sahib...idhar ayen zara!!!

A right hand man for the CO on most occasions in adm duties!

Some times the right hand, and some times the left hand also !

nonetheless SM is the most interesting character; be it on duty or off duty.
He has a closer relation to, and exercises more control than the COs.
 
Rawalpindi: An agile Pakistan Army cricket team defeated UK army team in the first T20 match played at Rawalpindi Club cricket ground. The Pakistan army eleven defeated UK army team by 9 wickets.Attired in green kit, the Pakistan army team totally outclassed their rivals. UK eleven were all out in the 20th over after scoring 85 runs. Only two players could reach double figures. Pakistani bowlers and fielders displayed a highly professional level of cricket. Pakistani bowler Nasir, Shoaib and Shafiqur Rehmai each took 2 wickets while Khadim took 1 wicket. The Pakistani batsmen chased score in the 11th over and won the match by 9 wickets.

Pak Army defeats UK Army in cricket match | MSN Pakistan

:pakistan:
 
would you be willing to check since you are in the US?

Of course, let me see what I can do to get hold of a copy. I hope it is nothing urgent, it may take a while.

I have obtained a copy of the book as a loan. However, it is not for sale, but I am getting a copy made for you Sir.

Can you please PM me information to get this copy to you?
 
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