PA MLRS, Self Propelled and towed artillery [BM-11, Fatah-I GMLRS, Fatah-II] - News, Updates & Discussions

[falcon34]

And someone also posted this M198 yesterday. Albeit looks like it was heading back from repairs.

Pakistan Army Orders 200 More SH-15 Self-Propelled Howitzer Units !

Pakistan is the fastest growing economy of Asia I guess this will work 😂 Pakistan has got the fastest growing Deep State with its own parallel economy. 450b$ and counting....

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I was heading towards home town from islamabad airport, Brother woke me up just a we approach the convoy, he knows i am a defence enthusiast.
i saw over a dozen guns maybe more, i was quite sleepy at that time so.
it was somewhere between kharian and jhelum
convoy was quite long, i thought it was just this covered and uncovered guns but there was another gun at the end with red markings. unfortunately could not take its photos.

 

[falcon34]

Saw this as well… there were about 5 or 6 in the transport convoy. Mostly the ones I posted the pictures of.

If u were somewhere between kharian and jhelum, there were alot more than 5 to 6 guns.

 

[falcon34]

This isnt Type -59, which has a much longer barrel. I fired one of these two decades back. Btw, from where were they coming?

i saw a convoy too between kharian and jhelum!!.

 

[Jamie]

If u were somewhere between kharian and jhelum, there were alot more than 5 to 6 guns.

Perhaps moving some units around to forward positions, or some minor restructuring.

 

[Jamie]

Another pic of the same day… enroute via Islamabad expressway to GT road.

 

[Hussain]

Another pic of the same day… enroute via Islamabad expressway to GT road.
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@Panzerkiel @Signalian @Fatman17 @Lion Are these the same guns that are used for ceremonial salutes?

 

[Bossman]

The first set are M-198s. Cannot figure out the last one. Seems like a smaller calibre.

 

[Fatman17]

@Panzerkiel @Signalian @Fatman17 @Lion Are these the same guns that are used for ceremonial salutes?

No. Field artillery.

 

[farooqbhai]

The first set are M-198s. Cannot figure out the last one. Seems like a smaller calibre.

M46/Type 59 in traveling condition, the gun barrel can be retracted a little during traveling.

 

[Bossman]

M46/Type 59 in traveling condition, the gun barrel can be retracted a little during traveling.

That’s what I thought

 

[SiliconBit (silicon0000)]

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1300km range NOTAM and tested 400km range rocket.

Successful test of Pakistan's Fateh-II guided rocket system​

The Fateh-II is capable of hitting targets with precision and defeating any missile defense system

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Pakistan Army test fires Fatah-II rocket system - HUM News​

Pakistan Army on Wednesday conducted successful test firing of Fatah-II Guided Rocket System with a range of 400 kilometres.

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Successful test of Pakistan's Fateh-II guided rocket system​

The Fateh-II is capable of hitting targets with precision and defeating any missile defense system

Published on May 15, 2024 03:37 PM
By Web Desk

Successful test of Pakistan's Fateh-II guided rocket system
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Rawalpindi: Pakistan has successfully tested the Fateh-II guided rocket system, told the Inter-Service Public Relations (ISPR) Department of Pakistan Army,
According to ISPR, Fateh-II guided rocket system has a target range of 400 km. It is equipped with advanced navigation system, unique speed and maneuverability features.

The ISPR stated that the purpose of the experiment was to perfect launch exercises and procedures. The Fateh-II is capable of hitting targets with precision and defeating any missile defense system.

According to ISPR, the Fateh-II rocket system is being inducted into Pakistan's artillery divisions. The rocket system will significantly upgrade the reach and lethality of Pakistan Army's conventional weapons.

According to the spokesman of the Pakistan Army, the Chief of General Staff and senior officers of the armed forces witnessed the experiment. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) and the heads of the three armed forces also congratulated on the successful experiment.
According to ISPR, President Asif Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also congratulated Pakistan Army and scientists on the successful experiment.

It is pertinent to note that earlier in December, Pakistan successfully test-fired indigenously developed missile system Fateh-II, a missile equipped with avionics, an advanced navigation system and unique flight speed.

 

[ThirdFaculty]

The army seem like there not very innovative and they are stuck in the 1980s
There’s this whole emphasis on armour.
Yet there’s no real investment in loitering munitions and 3rd gen ATGMs
It’s almost like there serving there ass to the enemy.

 

[falcon34]

The army seem like there not very innovative and they are stuck in the 1980s
There’s this whole emphasis on armour.
Yet there’s no real investment in loitering munitions and 3rd gen ATGMs
It’s almost like there serving there ass to the enemy.

ATGMs and loitering munitions r covered.
These precision strike weapons, would be vital for disrupting command and control centers of enemy.
Mix of army and PAF precision strike weapons would be ideal for SEAD and DEAD operations and destruction of enemy communication nodes

 

[falcon34]

@Bilal @farooqbhai @Panzerkiel
What Would u guys say about the term unique speed, r they hinting hypersonic speed??

 

[SiliconBit (silicon0000)]

@Bilal @farooqbhai @Panzerkiel
What Would u guys say about the term unique speed, r they hinting hypersonic speed??

Probably variable, not hypersonic.