Pakistan's Airborne Early Warning and Control Aircrafts

[syed_yusuf]

or they can move the assets to masroor

 

[Imran Khan]

or they can move the assets to masroor

why should they ? you have to wait until next something big happen and our airforce will go bomb the mountains and claim they killed 400 terrorists and dont forget DEHSHAT GARDOON KI KAMAR TOOT GAI HAI

 

[khanasifm]

ECM/ ELINT C-130.

South based No 21 Sqn. Second C-130 Sqn ??? Elephant vs 6 Sqn insignia

 

[syed_yusuf]

Where is this squadron is based off

 

[Windjammer]

back doors are missing

They are open.

And here's the reason.

 

[fatman17]

Just a nice pic

 

[Windjammer]

 

[nomi007]

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very old pic

 

[TOPGUN]

very old pic

Old is gold ... doesn't matter still a nice picture yet a picture I am seeing for the first time.

 

[Naif al Hilali]

best option to replace destroy saab awacs
with
more advance
saab global awacs
1-2 units are enough

“With GlobalEye we expand and sharpen our offering, targeting customers looking to maximise their return on investment in extended AEW&C capabilities as a national asset to benefit their country,” says Micael Johansson, head of Saab’s business area Electronic Defence Systems.

The truly multi-role GlobalEye automatically detects and tracks air and surface targets over a huge area. Ground surveillance of moving vehicles can be conducted through long-range, wide-area ground moving target indication (GMTI) radar modes. With the Erieye ER radar, detection and tracking ranges have been significantly increased compared to existing airborne radars, and against the smallest targets. The GlobalEye system can track very low-observable air and sea targets, including ‘stealthy’ aircraft, cruise missiles or submarine periscopes, even in heavy clutter and jamming environments.

“GlobalEye is a game changer that delivers a unique swing-role capability for simultaneous air, maritime and ground surveillance in a single solution, with the ability to change role dynamically, while airborne during any mission,” says Micael Johansson.

The GlobalEye integrates a comprehensive suite of sensors, including signals intelligence, and advanced self-protection equipment with a newly-developed command, control and communication system. Cost-effective system availability is assured through the combination of a small organisational footprint and Saab’s
in-service support.

Saab is able to take the prime contractor role for this groundbreaking AEW&C system because of its decades of expertise and innovation in radar technology, but also through its detailed knowledge of electronic warfare, C4I solutions and systems and platform integration. A large proportion of GlobalEye’s sub systems are sourced from Saab’s world-leading product range.

A key element of the GlobalEye system is the Global 6000 ultra-long-range jet aircraft from Bombardier. This offers the latest avionics and combines ideal size for multi-role and extended AEW&C with outstanding performance. It is a high speed aircraft with impressive short field performance and low operating costs. Thanks to the Global 6000 platform GlobalEye mission endurance can extend up to 11 hours.

Not easy to keep adding airframes; it is a huge expense.

Turboprops are more efficient at loitering and just as effective if you don't have to fly long distances to your patrol area.

 

[Windjammer]

 

[ziaulislam]

bhai ji unky konsy jaib se pesy lagy hain? . they will never learn and never stop tall claims . and yes they think we B.civilians are stupid we must shut our mouth .

i agree the second event of destroyed saab was after the first one, which destroyed 3 precious P3C orions...
the security is still pathetic, we spend billion to get another one but didn't spend a penny for increasaing security like walls, instead keeping container walls, PC hotel in Peshawar seems to have better security and blast walls

 

[Bossman]

i agree the second event of destroyed saab was after the first one, which destroyed 3 precious P3C orions...
the security is still pathetic, we spend billion to get another one but didn't spend a penny for increasaing security like walls, instead keeping container walls, PC hotel in Peshawar seems to have better security and blast walls

Wrong, all active bases as well as some of the satellites now have very high perimeter walls or are in process of being constructed. You can check on Google Earth. Plus manned patrolling and security has been greatly enhanced.

 

[DJ_Viper]

why we are not asking google to ban these images
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Why is there a container wall? Why not build a real wall on the back, and build a proper hanger up front?

 

[Bossman]

Why is there a container wall? Why not build a real wall on the back, and build a proper hanger up front?

Because they can be removed if needed. Walls are permanent