Heavy Industries Taxila to Develop Active Protection System (APS) for Tanks Plus
HIT's ARDIC released a tender calling for lab testing and other equipment for a project to develop an APS for MBTs.
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Pakistan Buys 100 Chaiseri ‘First Win’ Armored Vehicles from Thailand Plus
Thailand's TDI signed a MoU with Pakistan's HIT for the sale of 100 First Win 4x4 armoured vehicles with transfer-of-technology.
Lessons from Ukraine: Do Traditional Platforms Still Matter? Plus
On 09 August, the Ukrainian government reported that its security forces used a first-person-view (FPV) drone to target, attack, and destroy a flying Russian Mi-28...
How Pakistan Can Emulate Russia’s Use of Ballistic Missiles Plus
Linkedin Twitter On 02 July, Russia said that it destroyed five Ukrainian Air Force Su-27 Flanker fighter aircraft by using the Iskander-M tactical ballistic missile...
Is Pakistan’s “Fatah” Rocket Part of a New Strike Strategy?
Facebook Twitter Linkedin In 2021, the Pakistan Army (PA) began adding to its stand-off range precision-strike capability by inducting the Fatah-1, an indigenously produced surface-to-surface...
Pakistan Reveals First Locally Built ‘Haider’ Tank
Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) rolled out its first locally produced variant of the NORINCO VT4 main battle tank (MBT), the Haider.
Analysis: The Pakistan Army’s Air Defence Systems
In January, the Pakistan Army (PA) conducted an exercise to test its various air defence systems.
Lessons from Ukraine: How Pakistan Can Fine-Tune its A2/AD
The Russia-Ukraine War provides valuable lessons for Pakistan on how to improve its anti-access and area-denial capabilities against a better-equipped foe.
The Pakistan Army is Evolving its Strike Capabilities
The induction of the SH-15 self-propelled howitzer is another piece in Pakistan’s efforts to build its long-range, targeted strike capabilities from land.
Pakistan Reveals New Rifles – POF BW20 and POF BW21
Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POF) revealed its in-house, original rifles, the BW20 and BW21. The POF BW20 and BW21 are chambered for 7.62x51 mm NATO rounds.