Images - Pakistan Navy Ships / Boats

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Khalid-class AIP attack submarine modernised in a mid life upgrade (MLU) by Turkey’s STM, the PNS Khalid (S-137).

 

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PNS Rizwan

The PNS Rizwan is a 87.2m long, 19m wide instrumentation and research vessel operated by Pakistan Navy.

She carries the pennant number A294, the A classifies her as an auxiliary vessel.

She has three large radomes on her deck which most likely house large radars and other sensors.

 

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PNS Yamama (F-274) participated in naval exercises MAVI VATAN-25, with the Turkish Navy in the Mediterranean Sea.

 

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Pakistan Navy Sail Training Ship RAH NAWARD conducted joint sailing operations with Italian Navy Sail Ship AMERIGO VESPUCCI in Gulf of Oman.

 

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The PNS Shah Jahan, a Type 054A/P guided missile frigate China has built for the Pakistan Navy, sails at sea. Photo: Courtesy of the Pakistan Navy

 

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Zulfiquar-class guided missile frigate, PNS Aslat (F-254),

 

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PNS Rizwan ( A-294 ) with OTH tracking capability is a 87.2m long, 19m wide Auxiliary vessel for Surveillance, intelligence & instrumentation.
Has 3x large radomes on her deck which house large radars and other sensors for ELINT & Missile tracking.

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The Pakistan Navy’s new ‘MILGEM’ type corvette PNS Babur is the first of four vessels of the class ordered from Turkey. Two of these are being built by Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (KSEW) as part of efforts to expand indigenous construction capabilities. [Pakistan Navy]

 

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The Pakistan Navy’s underwater flotilla will soon be supplemented by new Hangor class submarines of Chinese design as part of a process of ongoing force modernisation.

 

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The Pakistan Navy’s PNS Alamgir (background) pictured operating with the United States Navy cruiser USS Shiloh (CG-67) in the Arabian Sea. Admiral Ashraf sees working with partner navies to achieve a secure maritime environment in the region as key to the navy’s vision. Alamgir was one of his previous commands. [US Navy]

 

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