Ground-based defence: Navy tests surface-to-air missiles

New missile will further strengthen the defence of Pakistan in the sea.


Express December 28, 2010

KARACHI:


Pakistan Navy successfully test fired a combination of surface-to-air missiles in Somiani on Monday.

The demonstration was witnessed by Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Noman Bashir along with Vice-Admiral Tayyab Ali Dogar, the air defence commander, stated a press release issued here.  The SAMs provided Pakistan Navy operational flexibility. The commander marines, said that the induction of such state-of-the-art equipment would add to the Navy’s ground-based air defence capabilities against hi-tech aircraft and incoming missiles. press release

Published in The Express Tribune, December 28th, 2010.

COMMENTS (26)

Rizwan | 13 years ago | Reply @ singh we did not get that from assembly points dude. Surely it was made very much inside Pakistan. Double Thumbs up to our R&D. and you singh would you mind to tell us where did you get criyogenic engine that was destined to fail before it could get the supply of fuel from rocket.
Waqas | 13 years ago | Reply @ Singh Just because your launches and tests fail, you don't have to turn all green in envy and be jealous of our successful tests.
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