Pakistan Army : Unmanned / Manned Air Assets

[Yasser76]

Interesting and must be some mistake, but looks like Pak Army also has ATR as well as Pak Navy?

 

[Ak01]

Interesting and must be some mistake, but looks like Pak Army also has ATR as well as Pak Navy?

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medevac etc etc

 

[Sam Ssg]

Considering the current conflict involving Israel, the United States, and Iran, one thing that stands out is how effective Iran’s Shahed drones have been on the battlefield. My question is: why hasn’t Pakistan developed or produced similar drones in large numbers?





Pakistan could have cooperated with Iran in this area, similar to how Russia did during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, where technology transfer allowed large-scale drone production. Some reports suggest Iran may have up to around 80,000 Shahed-1 and Shahed-2 drones. If that is even partially accurate, Pakistan would likely also need large numbers of such systems for deterrence and modern warfare.





However, there are very few public reports about Pakistan producing drones at that scale. It also raises another question: whether Pakistan could have benefited from technical cooperation with Iran in areas like hypersonic missile technology. There has been no public reporting on such cooperation, though it is possible that some developments may exist but were never publicly disclosed.

 

[ghazi52]

Capt Mohammad Aslam Mirza ASC (left) somewhere in Run of Kutch during 1965 war. He later retired as Lt Gen in 1991, served as QMG and DG Logistics during his tenure in the army.

 

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Pakistan Army Aviation,
Bell 412EP.

 

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[Fatman17]

The Shahed Blueprint: How Pakistan Needs to Lean on Small Factories for Drones - Quwa

Pakistan's loitering munition portfolio is growing fast, but the designs are too complex for the country's industrial base. The Shahed model – fiberglass moulds, piston engines, truck-mounted launchers, and distributed assembly – is the path to the 10,000-unit scale that would reshape the...

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[RedRock]

Anyword on the zulus? Anything? How have we still not gotten them. We have a reason with the operations in afghanistan and pilots have been trained. The only thing i can imagine is that those same pilots have flown the z10me and have decided that they are as good if not better than the zulus. Otherwise it just does not make any sense how we have still not recieved them

Also, we should have gotten permission from the us on using their engines for the turkish helo. No word on that as well till now.

 

[Fatman17]

Ukraine to Iran: Pakistan says local drone capability now a ‘national priority’ after recent conflicts

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday declared the expansion of locally produced drone capabilities a “national priority,” citing lessons from recent global and regional conflicts that have increasingly relied on unmanned aerial systems and advanced military technologies. Drones have rapidly become...

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