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[Ahmet Pasha]

I sincerely pray to Allah almighty that this happens.

We r all Muslims firstly n most importantly n u do not loose hope as ALLAH forbids it.
We are out of the woods n soon by the grace of ALLAH will be where we were intended to be all along, just be patient n enjoy the show

 

[Dazzler]

 

[Chimgathar]

Beautiful beast I hope more are ordered later

 

[fatman17]

Beautiful beast I hope more are ordered later

16 more in the pipeline

 

[Dazzler]

Beautiful beast I hope more are ordered later

It may not be the cutting edge, but it is rugged, reliable and carries a truckload of ammo.

 

[syed_yusuf]

16 more in the pipeline

i have yet to see any credible report on more order. it seems logical but nothing has been ordered yet, just planned.

 

[fatman17]

i have yet to see any credible report on more order. it seems logical but nothing has been ordered yet, just planned.

1st you plan, then budget it and then order it.

 

[fatman17]

Turkish Aerospace expects a sales boost for its T-129 attack helicopter. The company is currently in the process of finalizing the necessary formalities with the Turkish and Italian defense ministries needed to export 30 T-129s to Pakistan. The company’s corporate marketing manager Gorkem Bilgi expects the delivery to commence within three months after all formalities are sorted. He further adds “Pakistan is a tough customer. We went to the Himalayas for high altitude tests, we went to desert for testing in hot conditions at 52C. They tested the helicopter for four years. It’s kind of a diploma – if you sell a helicopter to Pakistan, then all countries are interested.” The T-129 is derivative of Leonardo’s A-129 and is the first indigenously produced Turkish attack helicopter. The T129A EDH carries the nose-mounted 20mm cannon turret with 500 rounds, and 4 pylons for unguided rockets. The T129B version will add Roketsan’s MIZRAK (formerly UMTAS) missiles and CIRIT 70 mm Laser Guided Rockets, and Raytheon’s FIM-92 Stinger air-to-air missiles. Countries that are currently interested in the helicopter include Morocco, Thailand and Bangladesh.

 

[fatman17]

70th martyrdom anniversary of Captain Sarwar Shaheed being observed today https://t.co/DSEvpaDdLv https://t.co/hIiscs2ycd

 

[fatman17]

70th martyrdom anniversary of Captain Sarwar Shaheed being observed today https://t.co/DSEvpaDdLv https://t.co/hIiscs2ycd
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1st award of NH

 

[fatman17]

‏کل کیپٹن سیف اللہ نے اس پاک دھرتی کی خاطر سیالکوٹ کنٹرول لائن پر جام شہادت نوش کیا
کیپٹن سیف اللہ شہید کا تعلق پشاور کے علاقہ ادیزی سے تھا -
اللّه تعالیٰ کیپٹن سیف اللہ شہید کو جنّت الفردوس میں اعلی مقام عطا فرماے
امین ثمّ امین https://t.co/9sLORZNB96‎‎‎‎

 

[fatman17]

A delegation led by Lieutenant General Malik Zafar Iqbal, Director Gen. Joint Staff, JS HQ visited #Russia to enhance the Bilateral military cooperation btw two countries from 25-28 July 2018. New friendships era btw #RussiaPak [emoji1191][emoji635][emoji106] @defencedotpk @PutinRF_Eng @Russ_Warrior https://t.co/V6VCOU3xwW

 

[Dazzler]

1st award of NH View attachment 488927

I remember watching the Nishan e Haider drama in which Salim Nasir performed as Capt Raja Sarwar shaheed. Its been decades since i watched it, but it feels as if it became a part of my subconscious mind.


@Zarvan

for you specially..

https://www.facebook.com/

 

[Path-Finder]

On 19th of June 2018 premises of PCO were visited by the delegation of the Army Staff of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.


Delegation was led by gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa - Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army, accompanied by the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Poland. Guests watched a presentation about activities of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa. They were also acknowledged with most modern products of PCO including thermovisual cameras for combat platforms.

http://www.pcosa.com.pl/en/delegations/pakistani_delegation-915.html

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Bro didnt he go there like last month???

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On 19th of June 2018 premises of PCO were visited by the delegation of the Army Staff of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.


Delegation was led by gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa - Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army, accompanied by the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Poland. Guests watched a presentation about activities of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa. They were also acknowledged with most modern products of PCO including thermovisual cameras for combat platforms.

http://www.pcosa.com.pl/en/delegations/pakistani_delegation-915.html