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Official picture from Tirah Valley:

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Official picture of Arty unit deployed near border, which I believe is to be Cholistan:

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Very old pics..
 
I think this are the 130mm M-59IIM, the firing Position looks well prepared, it shows the dicipline of the Pakistani Gunners. What I cant understand is why they ise blue sand sacks whick can bee seen from 100 of meters by the Enemy.
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Pakitani military personnels man long-range guns mounted on ditches along the Pakistan and Afghanistan border near Mohmand, 27 August 2003. Guns !

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A 81mm Mortar, I think it is the M3 81mm Mortar, ituth African mortar based upon the French Hotchkiss-Brandt MO-81-61 mortar, adapted for local manufacture. The M3 81mm Mortar fires a 4.4 kgbomb between 100 metres and 5000 metres at a rate of fire of up to 15 rounds-per-minute.

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Pakistani 122mm Rocket launcher mounted on a chinese Truck.

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The Trucks are the chinese Dongfeng EQ240/2081E and EQ245/2100E or simple the russian Ural-375D.


Type 65/74 Twin-37mm Towed Anti-Aircraft Artillery
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Type 59 57mm Towed Anti-Aircraft Artillery
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When used in groups, the AA weapon can provide not only intensive anti-aircraft fire power, but also violent psychological effects on Indian aviation crews to reduce their effectiveness.
 
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Older KRL-122 in Bangladesh Army service:

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That mean we did export it to Bangladesh ?

Yeah we did... even exported Baktar Shikan ATGMs if im not wrong.
 
Yeah we did... even exported Baktar Shikan ATGMs if im not wrong.

I know that we did export Bakthars Shikans to them but never about the KRL-122 ...good to know.
 
Aren't Tracked towed arty's just so freaking beautiful....
 
Aren't Tracked towed arty's just so freaking beautiful....

which one you mean ? ........we have two tracked Systems ?
 
which one you mean ? ........we have two tracked Systems ?
in general, I am a heavy machinery fanboy, Huge howitzer barrels protruding out of a tank chasis is a sight to see...
 
@HAIDER: what are specifications of M110A2s of PA and have they upgraded them to current standards?
 
in general, I am a heavy machinery fanboy, Huge howitzer barrels protruding out of a tank chasis is a sight to see...


M-110A2, these things are pornographic :kiss3:
 
I think this are the 130mm M-59IIM, the firing Position looks well prepared, it shows the dicipline of the Pakistani Gunners. What I cant understand is why they ise blue sand sacks whick can bee seen from 100 of meters by the Enemy.
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Pakitani military personnels man long-range guns mounted on ditches along the Pakistan and Afghanistan border near Mohmand, 27 August 2003. Guns !

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A 81mm Mortar, I think it is the M3 81mm Mortar, ituth African mortar based upon the French Hotchkiss-Brandt MO-81-61 mortar, adapted for local manufacture. The M3 81mm Mortar fires a 4.4 kgbomb between 100 metres and 5000 metres at a rate of fire of up to 15 rounds-per-minute.

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The blue sandbags were probably what was available to prepare the gun emplacement. These guns are usually deployed in secure rear locations where the chances of attack are fairly low due to the security around.

@HAIDER: what are specifications of M110A2s of PA and have they upgraded them to current standards?
These 8 inch SPHs are out of service with most armies. There are no upgrades ongoing for them. We are maintaining them to the standards originally built.
 
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