Images - Pakistan Navy in the Mirror of History.

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HMS Creole, later PNS Alamgir, one of the four Ch-Cr class destroyers acquired in 1954.

 

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Nov. 8, 2005 – The Pakistani Navy frigate PNS Badr (D 184) steams alongside the amphibious assault ship USS Tarawa (LHA 1) in the Northern Persian Gulf.
Tarawa was the flagship for Expeditionary Strike Group One (ESG-1).

 

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Atlantique and Type 21

 

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Pakistan Navy Ships - Shah Jahan, Tippi Sultan

 

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PNS Tippu Sultan

 

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P-3c orine Pakistan naval air arms.

 

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PNS Rajshahi was a patrol craft of the Pakistan Navy, built in the UK in 1965 and commissioned in 1966. It was one of four Town Class patrol boats, serving as a gunboat for anti-insurgency and patrol duties. During the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War, it was damaged by Indian aircraft but later repaired, evaded the Indian blockade, and successfully sailed to Malaysia before being returned to service in Karachi.

Key Facts about PNS Rajshahi

• Type: Patrol boat / Gunboat
• Builder: Brooke Marine, UK
• Commissioned: March 8, 1966
• Role: Patrolling and anti-insurgency operations

Role in the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War

• Damaged:
  While stationed in East Pakistan, the PNS Rajshahi was hit by Indian aircraft on December 4, 1971.
• Repairs:
  The boat was successfully repaired.
• Evacuation:
  Under the command of Lt. Commander Sikander Hayat, it managed to escape the Indian blockade and sailed to Malaysia.
• Post-War:
  After the conflict and the surrender on December 16, 1971, PNS Rajshahi continued to serve in the Pakistan Navy.

 

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PNS Rajshahi

 

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Pakistan Navy Tughril Class Frigates (PNS Tipu Sultan and PNS Taimur) being replenished (Refueled) by PNS Moawin during exercise Aman 2025.

 

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Commissioning of ex-USS Diablo as PNS/M Ghazi​