SEASPARK 2015: Naval, air chiefs laud personnel's integration against threats
Services chiefs review the exercise in an operational visit of the fleet at sea
Chief of the naval staff, Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah and Pakistan Air Force chief, Sohail Aman review exercise SEASPARK 2015 on November 9, 2015. PHOTO: PAKISTAN NAVY
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah and Pakistan Air Force chief Sohail Aman undertook on Monday an operational visit of the fleet units at sea during the continuing Pakistan Navy Exercise SEASPARK 2015.
Objective of the exercise was to validate navy’s operational plans, assess its war preparedness and enhance interoperability with air force and army.
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Witnessing the ongoing operation of the navy fleet and PAF aircraft, the naval chief lauded the seamless integration between various echelons of the navy and air force, essential for synergetic response to the prevailing threats.
The two chiefs also reviewed the conduct of Joint Operations from PAF’s Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW& C) Aircraft operating at North Arabian Sea.
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While interacting with the officers, the naval chief underlined the importance of maintaining constant vigil at sea in view of the prevailing security environment.
He reiterated Pakistan Navy’s resolve of maintaining peace, security and stability in the region, urging the officers to put in their best to achieve professional excellence.
Objective of the exercise was to validate navy’s operational plans, assess its war preparedness and enhance interoperability with air force and army.
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Witnessing the ongoing operation of the navy fleet and PAF aircraft, the naval chief lauded the seamless integration between various echelons of the navy and air force, essential for synergetic response to the prevailing threats.
The two chiefs also reviewed the conduct of Joint Operations from PAF’s Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW& C) Aircraft operating at North Arabian Sea.
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While interacting with the officers, the naval chief underlined the importance of maintaining constant vigil at sea in view of the prevailing security environment.
He reiterated Pakistan Navy’s resolve of maintaining peace, security and stability in the region, urging the officers to put in their best to achieve professional excellence.