Defense Around the Globe

Pakistan air force has equipped it's one complete squadron with dual seat JF-17s (14 aircrafts) on 30 December, 2020.

6 Coward Terrorists (One Chechen, Two Afghan & Three Arabs) attacked Army Public School Peshawar on December 16, 2014, killing 149 people including 132 schoolchildren ranging between eight and eighteen years of age, making it the world's fourth deadliest school massacre. A rescue operation was launched by the Pakistan Army's Special Services Group (SSG) special forces, who killed all six terrorists and rescued 960 people. The students who survived have joined the Pakistan Ar...med Forces and are ready to not let anyone do such Coward act again. Here is the one example in given picture. Copyright belongs to the unknown.

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Nigerian JF-17 Thunder ready roar in African skies. Like | Share | Tag | Comment

On 9th Dec 1971, PNS Hangor scored first ever submarine kill after WW2. With torpedo attacks, it sank INS Khukri and crippled INS Kirpan

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Israeli fighter jets have landed on German soil for the first time ever, ahead of a symbolic memorial event and joint military exercises between the two nations.

You've got only three choices in life: Give up, give in or give it all what you've got. Like | Share | Tag | Comment

F16.net has officially attributed the Su-30 MKI kill to PAF F16 MLU tail # 84606.

Thai shipyard launches two more M36-class patrol vessels for the navy Thai shipbuilding company Marsun Limited has launched two more M36-class patrol vessels for the Royal Thai Navy (RTN). The boats, with pennant numbers 114 and 115 respectively, were launched on 31 July at Marsun’s facilities in Samut Prakan, Thailand, the company confirmed on 4 August. The vessels were laid down in June 2018, and will be the RTN’s fourth and fifth vessels in the M36 class overall once commi...ssioned. The class has an overall length of 36 m, an overall beam of 7.6 m, and a hull draught of 1.75 m. Powered by three Cummins KTA50-M diesel engines with 1,800 hp each, the vessel can attain a top speed of 27 kt, a standard range of 1,200 n miles at 12 kt, and can accommodate a crew of 28.

Nigerian Airforce JF-17 Thunder in final phase of production at Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Kamra, serialized as NAF702. LIKE | SHARE | TAG | COMMENT

Chinese Navy's newest amphibious warfare asset, the Type-075 LHD (Landing Helicopter Dock) is setting sail for the first time. A new image showing two mock ups of these new rotorcraft UAV that was spotted on deck of the first Type 075 LHD and what appears to be Ka-27/28 mock up in front. (Image via by78/SDF) https://t.co/ikmUXDgXxs

IAF Rafale fighters to take off from France tomorrow, can be operational within a week While operational deployment usually takes six months, due to these 'extraordinary circumstances' the fighters will be ready to be deployed within a week.

Pakistan inducts newest warship, PNS Yarmook On July 13 the Pakistani Navy held a ceremony in Karachi to mark the induction of its newest corvette, the PNS Yarmook. The Chief Guest, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi, said that is an important milestone for the Pakistani Navy. He is reported to have said that PNS Yarmook will act as force multiplier to safeguard maritime interests of Pakistan.

Russian firm UEC developing new engines for Pakistani JF-17 Jets A new engine for the Pakistani JF-17 fighter jet, dubbed RD-93MA is being developed by Russia’s United Engine Corporation (UEC)-Klimov. The developmental engine has entered thermal chamber tests to confirm high-speed characteristics in simulated flight conditions. The RD-93MA has been specially developed to power single-engine fighter jets. It is an upgrade of the RD-93 engine which currently powers the Pakistan...i JF-17 and Chinese Chengdu FC-1 single-engine fighter jets. After the successful completion of the thermal chamber test, the next phase will begin for flight design tests. A number of tests in the TsIAM large thermal pressure chamber will be carried out as part of the experimental design test on the RD-93MA, a UEC statement said. During the tests, the engine will simulate conditions of actual flight for further testing with BARK-93MA, the automatic control system of the engine, designed and manufactured at UEC-Klimov. The thrust of the RD-93MA is around 9300 Kgf compared to 8300 kgf of the previous engine RD-93, a significant increase in power which will help the JF-17 and FC-1 to carry more armaments, payloads and fly at a higher speed. These new engines will power Block III of JF-17’s.

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