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first of all i want to correct something...SSG says ALLAH HOO...no HO/HO
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The SSG is the only experienced Spec Ops Force in Pakistan. They have seen action in every major coflict that Pakistan has been involved in from 1965 onwards, as well as peacetime overt and covert operations for Pakistan and its allies. Therefore, it is childish to "compare" them with the SSW and SSGN which are still relatively young.
SSG's experience and training expertise will be used to "teach" the SSW and SSGN and establish them as true Elite forces (like the SSG). They will also learn from international Spec Ops groups of similar types, such as the American SEALs and the 1st Special Operations Wing, the British Special Boat Service, Turkish Special Forces and the Joint Task Force under the United Nations (to which we regularly contribute).
Just like there are multi-role combat aircraft, the SSG, SSGN and SSW are Pakistan's multirole combat warriors. They are not only well trained conventional soldiers, but are individually able of accomplishing many unconventional tasks both overtly and covertly. Therefore, I really appreciate the Pakistani Armed Forces taking steps to build and solidify its Spec Ops capabilities. InshAllah, they will serve us well in the future.
Hey guys, i,ve got another Idea, why shouldn't there be SSGSCF, confused?
SSGSCF(Special Services Group Strategic Command Forces) whose prime task should be to takeover enemy nukes,chemical,biological,EMP warheads and sabotage of Silos of the enemy, their task should be to nutralize enemy strategic assets and protection of our own strategic assets, they should be more scientific based as compare to SSG,SSW,NSSG, so what do u say?
hold on man Pakistan is not at that position to take any one nukes.
and what makes a country in a position to take down nukes,,,
i mean, seriously, such actions depend more on requirment then capability!!
regards!
SSG is quite capable of doing that in BEL operations. After all nobody blows enemy's nuke they just disable it by destroying the computer. All it need is one C4.Hey guys, i,ve got another Idea, why shouldn't there be SSGSCF, confused?
SSGSCF(Special Services Group Strategic Command Forces) whose prime task should be to takeover enemy nukes,chemical,biological,EMP warheads and sabotage of Silos of the enemy, their task should be to nutralize enemy strategic assets and protection of our own strategic assets, they should be more scientific based as compare to SSG,SSW,NSSG, so what do u say?
SSGN has regular annual exercises for the past 17 years with its counterparts from Turkey, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia (+ others) and since 2005 USN Seals, far longer than SSG has with the former countries. In September 2005 SSGN was the first ever Pakistani origin unit invited to participate in Exercise Bright Star, whilst most readers are already aware of its previous interactions and training in the 70's with Imperial Iranian Navy, Seals and to some extent British SBS.
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Lindsey,
SSG has been training with their counterparts for a very long time. Certainly a lot longer than 17 years. This started with SSG training with US SF returning from their tours of Vietnam (63-64). In between that and the 70s, there was a lot of emphasis on working with the SF from Middle East. Starting in the late 80s, SSG started on the "Inspired Venture" series of ex. with the US SF which were conducted throughout the 90s.
It goes without saying that SSG/N has been around for a long time too. The initial SSG/N cadres were trained by the SSG/A, however due to the specialization of roles, the Navy had to set up its own facilities. As you have pointed out, SSG/A had a combat diver unit in the form of "M" company. These folks were regular visitors to SSG/N facilities. M (Musa) company in the 80s became the CT unit eventually handing this role off to Zarrar Company and reverting back to being a combat diver unit for SSG/A for inland operations.
Interestingly enough, in 2007, SSG/A participated in Ex. Bright Star, but in 2008, a combined SSG/A and SSG/N team was sent to Turkey for Ex. Ataturk.