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Pakistan Navy Westland Sea King Taking Part in Exercise to Celebrate Golden Jubilee of SSG-NQuote

Post Wed Mar 29, 2017 4:14 pm

Pakistan Navy Westland Sea King Mk.45 (serial number 4510) helicopter taking part in exercise in Karachi to celebrate 50 years (1967-2017) of Special Services Group-Navy (SSG-N).

The SSG-N was raised on March 29, 1967.

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Retired PIA Fokker F27 Friendship Used for Training Pakistan Navy PersonnelQuote

Post Wed Mar 29, 2017 7:19 pm

A retired PIA Fokker F27 Friendship Mark 200 probably registration AP-BCZ seen on March 29, 2017, used for training of Pakistan Navy Special Services Group-Navy (SSG-N) personnel.

AP-BCZ was sold to Pakistan Navy in May 2007.

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Rear Admiral Ather Mukhtar takes over as Commander Karachi


Rear Admiral Ather Mukhtar has assumed the office of Commander Karachi, in a ceremony held at PNS Bahadur here on Friday.


Rear Admiral Farrokh Ahmad handed over the command to the newly appointed commander. On command’s assumption, he is now commander of all training units of Pakistan Navy at Karachi, said a press release of Pakistan Navy (PN) issued here.

Rear Admiral Ather Mukhtar was commissioned in Operations Branch in May 1984. He has a distinguished career with wide-ranging command and staff experience.

His command appointments include Commanding Officer of Pakistan Navy Ship Mawin and Commander 9th Auxiliary & Mine Warfare Squadron.

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His important staff appointments include Commandant PNS BAHADUR, Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Training), Commander North at Islamabad, Director General Pakistan Maritime Security Agency and Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Admin) at Naval Headquarters. Before assuming the command, Rear Admiral Ather Mukhtar was serving as Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Training & Evaluation) at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad.

The Rear Admiral is a graduate of PN War college Lahore and National Defence University Islamabad. For his meritorious services, the Admiral has been decorated with Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Military).

At the change of command ceremony, the Admiral was presented Guard of Honour and was introduced to the commanding officers of the units under COMKAR Command.

The ceremony was attended by a large number of Pakistan Navy officers and sailors.

https://www.geo.tv/latest/136264-Rear-Admiral-Ather-Mukhtar-takes-over-as-Commander-Karachi
 
Leonardo debuts ATR 72MP Maritime Patrol Aircraft at LIMA 2017
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For the first time since its introduction into service in December 2016, the Italian Air Force’s ATR 72MP has flown overseas to attend the Langkawi International Maritime And Aerospace Exhibition in Malaysia, from March 21 to 25. During the show, the aircraft and its crew will be available to delegations and guests for hosted visits and briefings. Leonardo envisions significant export opportunities for the aircraft in the region due the aircraft’s low cost of operation, ease of maintenance and exceptional versatility in a number of maritime roles.

The ATR 72MP, which was developed by Leonardo using the ATR 72-600 turboprop as a base, can perform roles including maritime patrol, search and identification of surface vessels, Command, Control and Communication, ISR, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, SAR (Search and Rescue) missions, the prevention of narcotics trafficking, piracy, smuggling, territorial water security and monitoring and intervention in the event of environmental catastrophes.

The ATR 72MP is equipped with Leonardo’s ATOS mission system, which uses advanced data fusion techniques to present a single tactical picture to the operator that integrates information from all of the aircraft’s on-board sensors. One key sensor on the ATR 72MP is Leonardo’s Seaspray AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array) surveillance radar. Seaspray provides a powerful surveillance capability with a range of modes, all in a highly reliable package. The aircraft also uses the latest communication systems, able to transmit or receive information in real time to/from command and control centres either on the ground, in the air or at-sea, to ensure coordinated and effective operations. The aircraft is also equipped with a self-protection system, fully integrated with the ATR 72MP’s mission system and avionics.

The ATR 72MP can fly missions lasting 10 hours.

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What's the difference between atr72 600 vs 500. Turkes and Italians are converting 600 into map while on has 500 mostly used in cargo mode and Germany company converting 500 I guess
 
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KSEW shipyard lays keel for Pakistan Navy's fourth Azmat-class fast attack craft

Gabriel Dominguez, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly

04 April 2017

Pakistan's state-owned Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works (KSEW) held a keel-laying ceremony on 30 March for the country's fourth missile-capable Azmat-class fast attack craft (FAC).

The Pakistan Navy (PN) currently operates two 63-m Azmat-class FACs, PNS Azmat (1013) and PNS Dehshat(1014), which were commissioned in June 2012 and June 2014 respectively.

The programme's third-of-class was launched in September 2016 and is currently undergoing trials. KSEW cut steel for the fourth-of-class in December 2016.

According to Jane's Fighting Ships , the 63-m long Azmat class is armed with eight launchers for the 180-km range C-802A surface-to-surface missile. The ships also carry a twin 25 mm gun mounting forward and a stern-facing Type 630 30 mm close-in weapon system for protection against incoming threats.
 
What is the name of the 3rd Azmat class FAC which is undergoing trials.
 
What is the name of the 3rd Azmat class FAC which is undergoing trials.
It have not be officially announced yet sir but i think they would have named it already and someone in the force can confirm. It have not been named yet publicly however!
 
Three personnel martyred as PMSA launch sinks in Arabian Sea
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KARACHI: Three personnel of the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) were martyred on Tuesday after their launch sank within Pakistani territorial waters off Indian state of Gujarat.

The incident took place while PMSA vessel, MSS Wahdat, was engaged in an operation against Indian fishing boats illegally entering into Pakistani waters. There were seven PMSA personnel aboard the ship.

Sources told Geo News that the PMSA ship collided with Indian boats, while taking them to Karachi, some 70 nautical miles off Jakhau port in Indian state of Gujarat.

The incident prompted Pakistani authorities to immediately call international helpline, after which nearby cargo ships as well as Indian coast guards' launches also came to the rescue of PMSA men aboard the vessel.

The joint rescue operation saved lives of three PMSA personnel, while three of them embraced martyrdom.

One of the seven PMSA men aboard the ship is still missing.

The bodies of martyred men were also retrieved.
 
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