The Pakistani Babur Cruise Missile. Photo by quwa.org
The Pakistani Armed Forces continue to improve their country s defense capabilities. As reported by the Dispatch News Desk (DND), in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (IRP) conducted a successful Training Launch of Babur Cruise Missile with a range of 450 kilometers.
The Babur Cruise Missile is capable of engaging targets at Land and Sea with high precision.
In a statement, the Inter Services Public Relations said that the missile was launched from a state of the art Multi Tube Missile Launch Vehicle.
The Training Launch was witnessed by the Chairman NESCOM Dr Raza Samar, the Commander Army Strategic Forces Command Lieutenant General Muhammad Ali, Senior Officers of Strategic Plans Division, Army Strategic Forces Command, Scientists and Engineers of the strategic organizations.
Pakistan Conducts Successful Training Launch of Babur Cruise Missile
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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Pakistan on Thursday conducted a successful Training Launch of Babur Cruise Missile with a range of 450 kilometers, the Dispatch News Desk (DND) news agency reported.
The Babur Cruise Missile is capable of engaging targets at Land and Sea with high precision.
In a statement, the Inter Services Public Relations said that the missile was launched from a state of the art Multi Tube Missile Launch Vehicle.
The Training Launch was witnessed by the Chairman NESCOM Dr Raza Samar, the Commander Army Strategic Forces Command Lieutenant General Muhammad Ali, Senior Officers of Strategic Plans Division, Army Strategic Forces Command, Scientists and Engineers of the strategic organizations.
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12 The 19th Airlift Wing hosted a C-130J Super Hercules Virtual Weapons System Council, Jan. 25, bringing together a team of experts from across the Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserves – including seven bases spanning eighteen different time zones.
Chaired by 19th Airlift Wing commander, Col. John Schutte, the council provided an opportunity for the C-130J community to make enterprise-wide decisions.
“The sun never sets on Herk Nation,” said Schutte. “Due to COVID-19, we convened this meeting of the Weapon System Council in a hybrid virtual and in-person format to allow senior leaders across the enterprise to synchronize our efforts to accelerate change, vigorously pursue Full Spectrum Readiness, and maximally develop the force.”