Pak Army Public Enterprise prepared BY AQSA WAKIL must read it and enhance your knowledge

8/9/2019 Pak Army Public Enterprise prepared BY AQSA WAKIL must read it and enhance your knowledge

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PAKISTAN ARMY:The Pakistan Army (Urdu: ) is a branch of thePakistan military that protects the state

borders and territories.

The Pakistan Army came into existence after independence in 1947 and is led by General Ashfaq

Parvez Kayani . It has an active force of 700,000 personnel and 528,000 men in reserve. ThePakistan Army is a volunteer force and soldiers continue to serve until the age of 45. ThePakistan Army has had conflicts with India and has been involved in United

Nations peacekeeping efforts. It maintained division and brigade strength presences in some of the Arab countries during the past Arab-Israeli Wars , and aided the Coalition in the first Gulf War .

Pakistan Army is the largest military branch in the country. Pakistan Army has the reputation of being powerful, experienced, and professional. Pakistan Army with an active force of 619,000 personnel and 528,000 personnel in reserve makes Pakistan a seventh largest military force in theworld. The main responsibility of the army is to protect the borders, security of administrativeareas, and defending the national interests of Pakistan within the framework of its internationalobligations.

Pakistan Army has a rich combat experience. This comes with fighting multiple wars throughoutthe short history of Pakistan. Pakistan Army now also specializes in counter-terrorism efforts dueto its collaboration in the War on Terror. In addition to its role on the War on Terror, PakistanArmy is also responsible of contributing towards the United Nations peacekeeping efforts.Pakistan Army recently grabbed the title of being the largest active force in the peacekeepingefforts by the United Nations.

Chief of Army Staff, General Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani currently has the honors to lead this prestigious military organization. Currently Pakistan Armys active duty personnel as well as thereserves continue to protect our nation day and night from the terrorists and other anti-Pakistaninational interests.
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INTRODUCTION:The story of the advancement of Pakistan Army is the tale of the birth of Pakistan, since itsinception from the freckled nucleus of a regal legacy to its present status of an avant-garde andcombat-tested field Army; it is an epoch of development which leaves behind its trials andtribulations, calamities and conflicts, as it struggled, with scarcity of possessions to embark on its

shaping years. This is, conceivably, the enormous paradigm amongst few armies in history tohave faced a war right at its setting up and, in thesubsequent years, besides guarding the geographical

precincts, it is always prepared to protect theideological boundaries of the country.

Nations can dream of their socio-economic progressand development only when they are sure that their guardians are strong enough to ensure protectionand peace. In case of Pakistan, a strong defense wasall the more a stark reality to face the encounters

and hostilities with unflinching courage. Our chivalrous soldiers of brave Armed Forces, apartfrom defending the countrys borders, alwaysremained in the forefront of national development.Whether floods, earthquakes and other natural calamites, maintain law and order or the UN

peace efforts, the performance of our officers and men, always earned national and internationalacclaim from their friends and foes alike.

It has a flow and a body of its own whose velocity is

sustained by noblest of traditions applied in very exactingmanner. While it aims at destroying the aggressor, itrequires its members to possess mettle of highest qualitywith sound character, most pure. The soldiers haveinvincible belief in the concept of Ghazi or Shaheed and it

provides them great motivating force with specific elementof self-negation in the way of Almighty Allah.

It is the only profession in the world taken-up by the ablest bodies that vow to lay down their lifewillingly, in the way of Almighty Allah.

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founding father of the Nation. Presently, the ninthmost populous country in the world, Pakistan covers an area of 800,000 square kilometers,surrounded by Arabian Sea, Iran, Afghanistan, Soviet Union, China and India. Pakistan is acountry that enjoys diverse sub-cultures, resultant of being host to major historical events andinfluences of various civilizations. Similarly, it is a land that harbors diverse environmentalfacets within itself, from deserts to glaciated ice, to rich forests, fertile plains, rivers, lakes etc; aregion that is bestowed with the best that nature has to offer.


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The Pakistan Army at its inception presented a dismal picture as it was disinherited in itslegitimate share of military assets in an effort to starve it to inadequacy and vulnerable tosubjugation.Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee

The three Service Chiefs together with the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee form the Joint Chiefs

of Staff Committee.

General Tariq Majid Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee

General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani Chief of Army Staff

Admiral Noman Bashir Chief of Naval Staff

Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman Chief of Air Staff

HISTORY OF PAKISTAN ARMY:Before 1947, most military officers of newly formed Pakistan Armed Forces had served in theBritish colonial army established in South Asia, as the armed force was known as under

the British Raj , fought in both the World Wars and the numerous Anglo-Afghan Wars. Severalexperienced commanders who fought in the British military in World War II joined the militaryof Pakistan giving it professionalism, experience and leadership. After independence, themilitary was supposed to have been divided between India and Pakistan with a ratio of 64%going to India and 36% for Pakistan; however, it is estimated that India refused to divide itsshare of equipment and some analyst suggest that Pakistan inherited a mere 15% of its allocatedshare. Post-independence, it has fought three wars against India, several border skirmishes withAfghanistan and against the Soviet Union, which occupied Afghanistan in 1979, and an extended
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border skirmish with India in 1999 (Kargil War) and is currently conducting anti-terroristoperations along the border areas of Afghanistan. The Military of Pakistan has participated inseveral United Nations peacekeeping operations.

THE HISTORY OF ARMY CHEIFS:

Start from independenceGeneral Sir Frank Walter Messervy KCIE, CB, CBE, DSO, MCKCBAugust 1947 - February 1948

IA-38 General Douglas David Gracey D (KCB, KCIE, CB, CBE, MC)February 1948 - April 1951

PA-10 Field Marshal Muhammad Ayub Khan HJ, NPk, HPk (C-in-C)17 January 1951 - 26 October 1958

PA-28 General Muhammad Musa HJ, HPk, HQA, MBE, (C-in-C)27 October 1958 - 17 September1966

PA-98 General Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan HPk, HJ, SPk 18 September 1966 - 20 December 1971
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PA-457 General Gul Hassan SQA, SPk (C-in-C)Acting C-in-C 20 December 1971- 21 Jan 1972C-in-C 22 January 1972 - 2 March 1972

PA-124 General Tikka Khan HJ, HQA, SPk 3 March 1972 - 1 March 1976

PA- 1810 General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq 1 March 1976 - 17 August 1988

PA-4064 General Mirza Aslam Beg NI (M), S Bt

17 August 1988 - 16 August 1991

PA-5336 General Asif Nawaz Janjua NI (M), S Bt16 August 1991 - 8 January 1993
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PA-5977 General Abdul Waheed NI (M), S Bt12 January 1993 - 12 January 1996

PA-6399 General Jehangir Karamat NI (M), T Bt12 January 1996 - 7 October 1998

PA-6920 General Pervez Musharraf NI (M), T Bt7 October 1998 - 28 November 2007

PA-12850 General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani NI (M), HINovember 2007 To date

MOTIVES:

Iman

To have faith and trust in Allah and consider oneself:
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A follower of none but Allah. And a follower of none but his messenger.

The concept of no deity except Allah is always alive in the Muslims heart. A Muslimrecognizes that Allah alone is the Creator; there He alone is the Provider and Sustainer that He is

the true Reality, the source of all things of all benefits and harms. This requires that He alone beworshiped and obeyed. No deity except Allah also includes the question of authority as theright to govern belongs to the One Who created him.

Belief in Allahs messenger means accepting Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as the last messenger sent by Him. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the spokesman for God by His authority. The dutyof Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was not only to deliver the message, which Allah revealed, butalso to explain it and put it into practice as an example to be followed by mankind.

Taqwa Taqwa signifies: -

The fear of Allah. Guarding ones tongue, hands and heart from evil. Righteous, piety and good conduct.

Taqwa connotes the sense of protecting oneself from moral peril, preserving ones virtue, andguarding oneself against the displeasure of Almighty. It is, thus, a kind of awareness or consciousness by means of which one protects oneself from sliding into evil.

Jihad-fi-SabilillahThe real objective of Islam is to shift the lordship of man over man to the lordship of Allah onthe earth and to stake one's life and everything else to achieve this sacred purpose. The Arabicword Jihad means to struggle or to strive. In as much as Jihad is a struggle, it is a struggleagainst all that is perceived as evil in the cause of that which is perceived good, a cosmic andepic struggle spanning time and all dimensions of human thought and action, and transcending


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the physical universe. The Islamic Law regulates declaration of Jihad as also the limitations areimposed on its conduct. In Chapter II verse 190 of The Holy Quran the reference to the duty of the Muslims to fight in the cause of God those who fight you and be not aggressors. God lovenot those who are aggressors.

The Muslims when they are engaged in fighting are not to transgress the limits within which war is allowed to be waged and, in principle, they are not to be cruel or become revengeful. Thegeneral command to be just and fair is discernible from Chapter V. Verse 8:

VISION, OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES

MISSION STATEMENT

Theme of good practices, entertainment, enjoyment, education, inspiration and multi-dimensional achievements, for the future generations of Pakistan.

VISION:

The vision of the Foundation is to develop Pakistan as tourism destination market of the regionin a sustainable and acceptable manner, so that it will contribute significantly to the improvementof the quality of life of every Pakistani. The Army Heritage Foundation Complex will play avital role as a leading sector within the theme economic strategy, a globally competitive tourismindustry; it will be a major force in the reconstruction and development efforts of the government& private sector.

Oh, ye who believe stand out firmly for God as witnessTo fair dealings,

And let not the hatred of other people to youmake you swerve to wrong and depart from

justice. Be just, that is next to piety. And fear God,Surely, Allah is aware of what you do


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KEY OBJECTIVES:

In accordance with the tourism vision, a multi faceted, sustainable and competitive tourismindustry in Pakistan will best follow and practice one of the systems methods in socially,environmentally and culturally responsible tourism. This vision is supported by the followingobjectives:

Own Objectives:

The establishment of a National Army Heritage Complex An exhaustive chronicling of the history of the Muslim armies of the South Asian sub-

continent, starting from the Mohammad Bin Qasim era, 712 AD The unbiased projection of historic facts before the Nation and the international

community in particular, to correct the misperceptions created by the incessant anddeliberate distortion of events and history by our adversaries and uninformed historians

Informing and educating the people about developments in the military sphere of activities, including armaments, etc over the years.

Creating thematic activities to inculcate a strong interest in the army affairs in the general public particularly the youth, which, apart from fostering a greater understanding of theforces would also significantly contribute to the younger generations viewing of the armyas a preferred career option.

Portrayal of the similarities of the army culture and a typical Muslim culture that hasforever been the ideological mainstay of the Pakistan Army.

Portrayal of the Muslim beliefs and principles of the Pakistan Army in its historic

backdrop and, of it being a future-oriented force, through an expansive presentation of its present and planned activities.

Creating comprehensive military archives that would serve as a center of excellence for academic research, etc.Projection of our martial exploits, past and present, as well as the Pakistan Army's peacetime relief and assistance operations. This would help in promoting the Army's image as

being a peoples friendly, multinational force rather than erroneously being viewed as amere fighting unit.


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Employing all available means and media to project the Army's image and objectives inkeeping with the requisites of present and the future.

To undertake and promote programs and other activities in order to create awareness of the desired image of the Pakistan Army.

Economic Objectives

Introducing a job oriented project Introducing world fastest JOB creator project in Pakistan. Introducing 10,000 jobs (direct and indirect). Develop strong economic linkages with other sectors of economy. Introducing new opportunity to bring a large amount of 90~170 million US$ foreign

exchange To generate economic growth and foreign exchange, by aggressively developing a theme

park project Organize the cultural and trade related programs to exhibits the potential of local

industries Establishing responsible tourism environment. Contribute in preserving the environment Helping the Government by protecting public health & safety by eco-friendly approaches. To establish world class tourism facilities To create sustainable employment opportunities and contribute to the well being of

people of Pakistan. Developing Pakistan especially Rawalpindi-Islamabad as tourism destination market. To encourage domestic tourism among the all Pakistanis. To promote international tourism in Pakistan Including new technologies in entertainment industry and material Encouraging utilization of local products of AHF. Utilizing the efforts of Pakistan government by "investing in tourism project".

Social Objectives

Protect public health & safety by eco-friendly approaches. Efforts to minimize the unemployment level in Pakistan Helping to minimize crime rate by offering job opportunities and entertainment facilities

to the youth. Introducing the concept of disable friendly construction/entertainment facilities. To develop this project by encouraging mutual respect for all cultures and eliminate all

forms of discrimination on the basis of language, religion, culture, race, sex, age, wealth,ability etc.

To promote pride in the cultural resources of the country. To introduce the heritage of Pakistan to foreign visitors. To use this project as a catalyst for human development, focusing on gender equality,

career development and implementation of high labor standards. To promote through tourism nation building and peace amongst the people of Pakistan as

well as internationally, and promote greater respect for human life. To empower community structures through, for example, involvement in the marketing

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To encourage community participation in the planning, development, implementation,management and implementation of tourism projects.

Provide direct benefits to individuals, groups or organizations rather than public at large

Environmental Objectives

To make this project a leader in responsible environmental practices Helping the Government by protecting public health & safety by eco-friendly approaches Pollution control in nearby areas. Enlarging and developing the major percentage of Ayub National Park as green To recycle the local wastewater from the park. Preserving the existing greens and lakes in the park Preserving the wildlife. Preserving the bio-diversity cycle. To encourage the conservation and sustainable usage of tourism resources Preserving and restoring the natural abundance, diversities, dynamics, distributions,

habits, and behaviors of native plant, animal population and the communities and eco-systems in which they exist.

Diplomatic Objectives

To provide exposure and publicity in international market through media To enhance Pakistan's influence in the Region to generate interest and create a positive

image of the country

Other objectives

Pakistan in International media, 365 days: Continued international marketing through the

help of media is one of AHF strategies. AHF can market in target countries, to increase goodwill for Pakistan This project will boost the arrival of foreigners in Pakistan. Apart from tourism, the

visitor will look for his/her own interest/benefits during their stay in the country. Introduce the spirit of Pakistan to the world, the traditions of Pakistani-culture that is -

"hospitality".

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE:The Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), formerly called the Commander in Chief (C in C), ischarged with the responsibility of commanding the Pakistan Army. The COAS operates fromarmy headquarters in Rawalpindi , near Islamabad . The Principal Staff Officers (PSO's) assistinghim in his duties at the Lieutenant General level include a Chief of General Staff (CGS), under whom the Military Operations and Intelligence Directorates function; the Chief of Logistics Staff
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(CLS); the Adjutant General (AG); the Quarter-Master General (QMG); the Inspector General of Training and Personnel, the Chief of the Corps of Engineers (E-in-C) who is also headof Military Engineering Service (MES), all of them also report to the Chief of the Army Staff.

The current Principal Staff Officers (PSO's) helping the COAS in his duties at the Lieutenant General level include:

Chief of General Staff (CGS) Lt Gen Mohammad Mustafa Khan

Chief of Logistics Staff (CLS) Lt Gen Muhammad Alam Khattak

Inspector General Arms Lt Gen Jamil Haider

Adjutant General (AG) Lt Gen Javed Zia

Quarter-Master General (QMG) Lt Gen Zahid Hussain

Inspector General Training and Evaluation (IGT&E) Lt Gen Ahsan Azhar Hayat

Military Secretary (MS) Lt Gen Mohsin Kamal

Inspector General Communications and IT Lt Gen Tanvir TahirEvaluation (IGT&E); and theMilitary Secretary (MS). A major reorganization in GHQ was done in September 2008 under General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani , when two new PSO positions were introduced: the Inspector General Arms and the Inspector General Communications and IT, thus raising the number of

PSO's to eight. [3].

The headquarters function also includes the Judge Advocate General (JAG), and the Comptroller of Civilian
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ARMY STRUCTURE IS BASICALLYBASED ON THESE CORES:The Structure of the Pakistan Army can be broken down two ways, administrative, andoperational.

The General Headquarter (GHQ) of Pakistan Army is located in the garrison cityof Rawalpindi in Punjab province.

Armoured CorpsThis perilous journey from Ahmednagar to Nowshera commenced with theannouncement of independence of Pakistan as made by Quaid-i

Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah. On the same day, the Pakistan ArmouredCorps was born.

ArtilleryBefore reaching the enviable stage of self-propelled guns, automated fire

control system, target acquisition radars, meteorological radars, variety of munitions including nuclear warheads, guided missiles, Artillery has comea long way.

Army Air DefenseAir defence is basic to survival in modern war. Air threat spectrum todayand in any future war demands a continuous balancing of threat response.Threat response today clearly demands a sound development of a warningsystem designed to detect, track, acquire targets, moving at speed from 0 1800 meters per second both during day and night.

EngineersEngineers, Sappers or artisans have in one form or the other remained partof an army ever since the birth of a fighting force. Evidence of the work of the earliest military engineers can be found in many parts of the world; HillForts of Europe in Iron Age, Fortifications protecting City of Zimbabwe of lost civilization and not the least, the Great Wall of China built in 3 BC.

Army Aviation CorpsIn 1947, at the time of independence, Pakistan inherited four fabric covered

Auster airplanes. These were part of an Air Observation Post Squadron,which was deployed in Lahore in support of Punjab Boundary Commission.These four Auster aircrafts were grouped in Chaklala as 1st Air Observation Post flight.InfantryInfantry are soldiers who fight primarily on foot with small arms inorganized military units. Infantry forms the backbone of all armies. Mainly

because of its suppleness and that it can be used in more different roles thanthe other arms.
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OVER ALL STRUCTURE OF ARMY:Training Philosophy of Pakistan Army:

The training of the Pakistan Army encompasses threat perception and suggests progression whilegiving initiative and full latitude for realistic and mission oriented training at formation levelwhile keeping the monitoring of the training at the highest level. Quest for excellence in training,therefore occupies center stage in the gambit of peacetime pursuits of an Army, as it epitomizesits standards of professional efficiency and operational preparedness. Over the years, PakistanArmy has evolved an indigenous system of training, based on the role of Army, "To defend theterritorial and ideological boundaries of Pakistan from external as well as internal threat".

The philosophy of Pakistan Army Training is therefore, "To achieve excellence in combat" bydirecting all our endeavors toward developing strong faith in Allah, imbibing self reliance,aggressive spirit, self discipline and an enlightened leadership while remaining cost effective.The aforementioned philosophy, thus, is translated into a practical system to develop an inspired

commitment to training in all ranks to ensure following:

A highly professional, combat worthy Army through better training and morale superior to that of the enemy.

To win while out numbered, it must possess and display aggressive attitude and offensivespirit.

All ranks especially leaders must display highest standard of professionalism, greater amount of initiative and self-reliance.

The training system worthy of absorbing the sophisticated weapons/ equipment and at thesame time ensuring highest possible standards of maintenance in order to offset thequantitative edge in weapons/ equipment of our adversary.

Desirable physical and mental endurance/fitness. Self-discipline and enlightened leadership.

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The Pakistan Army is divided into two main branches, which are Arms and Services. Armsinclude:

Armoured Corps

Infantry

Artillery

Air Defence

Engineers

Signals

Army Aviation

And Services include:

Army Medical CorpsOrdnance

Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (EME)

Army Supply & Transport (ASC

Officer ranksFollowing are the Officer ranks in Pakistan Army :

Field Marshal

General

Lt-General

Major-General

Brigadier


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Colonel

Lt-Colonel

Major

Captain

Lieutenant

2nd lieutenant

About 320 men enter the army bi-annually through the Pakistan Military Academy at Kakul in Abbottabad in the North West Frontier Province ; a small number especially physicians and technical specialistsare directly recruited, and these persons are part

of the heart of the officer corps. The product of a highly competitive selection process, membersof the officer corps have completed twelve years of education and spend two years at thePakistan Military Academy, with their time divided about equally between military training andacademic work to bring them up to a baccalaureate education level, which includes English-language skills.

Military AwardsThe military awards consist of Operational Awards, Non-Operational Awards, the Tamgha-i-Difa and the Imtiazi Sanad. In addition, campaign and commemorative medals for specialoccasions are instituted as and when necessary, Awards issued prior to 15 August 1947, will be

governed by the rules applicable to them.

Operational AwardsThese comprise:

Nishan-i-Haider. Hilal-i-Jurat. Sitara-i-Jurat. Tamgha-i-Jurat
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Non operational awards

1. Sitara-e-Basalat

2. Tamgha-e-Basalat

3. Tamgha-i-Khidmat Class I4. Tamgha-i-Khidmat Class II

5. Tamgha-i-Khidmat Class III

Civil-Military Awards

1. Nishan-i-Imtiaz (Military)

2. Hilal-i-Imtiaz (Military)

1. Hilal-i-Jurat2. Sitara-i-Jurat

3. Tamgha-i-Jurat

4. Imtiazi Sanad .[2]

3. Sitara-i-Imtiaz (Military)

4. Tamgha-i-Imtiaz (Military)

5. Tamgha-i-Khidmat (Military

UniformsPakistan Army troops wearing the standard sand fatigue uniform lead the Joint ServicesParade in 2005.
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Pakistan Army uniforms closely resemble those of the British armed services. The principalcolor is greenish brown. Dress uniforms were worn mostly on formal occasions. The serviceuniform was worn for daily duty. The service uniform for the ground forces was khaki (sand/tan)cotton.

Awards for valorThe Nishan-e-Haider (Urdu: ) (Sign of the Lion), is the highest military award given byPakistan.

Recipients Nishan-e-Haider recipients receive an honorary title as a sign of respect: Shaheed meaning martyr for deceased recipients.

1. Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed (191027 July 1948)

2. Major Tufail Muhammad Shaheed (19147 August 1958)

3. Major Raja Aziz Bhatti Shaheed (192810 September 1965)4. Major Muhammad Akram Shaheed (19381971)

5. Major Shabbir Sharif Shaheed (19436 December 1971)

6. Jawan Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed (194910 December 1971)

7. Lance Naik Muhammad Mahfuz Shaheed (194417 December 1971)

8. Captain Karnal Sher Khan Shaheed (19705 July 1999)

9. Lalak Jan Shaheed (19677 July 1999)

10. Pilot Officer Rashid Minhas Shaheed (Day of martyrdom: 21 August 1971)

11. Naik Saif Ali Khan Shaheed (Kashmir)

PERSONNEL:Troop Strength (soldier and officers)

As of 2008, about 700,000 people were on active duty in the military, with an additional 528,000 people in

reserves. It is an all volunteer military, but conscription can be enacted at the request of

the President with the approval of the Pakistani parliament . The military is the sixth largest in the world

and has a large number of troops deployed around the globe in military assistance and peacekeeping

operations.

Members of the Pakistani military hold a rank , either that of officer or enlisted , and can be promoted.

The following table summarizes current Pakistani military troop levels:

Pakistani Military Troop Levels
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ServiceTotal Active Duty

PersonnelTotal Reserve

Army 700,000 528,000

Navy 24,000 0

Air Force 65,000 0

Paramilitary Forces 302,000 0

Coast Guard Classified Classified

Total 1,051,000 528,000

National Logistic CellEstablished in 1977 and mainly officered by serving Army officers, it employs over 6500civilians / ex servicemen. With a transport fleet comprising 2000 heavy duty vehicles it iscapable of combating logistics crises especially handling / transportation of dry and liquid cargo

in the country. Besides it has shown visible progress on some of the very important national projects to include port handling, construction works and special projects.

Frontier Works OrganizationIt undertakes large projects of road communication, bridges dams, canals and earthworks. In pastthirty years it has constructed 3797 kilometers of roads including Kora Krum Highway, Gilgit-Skardu Link, besides preparing 8 completely new and up-gradating 11 airfields. Further it hasundertaken extensive works on irrigation structures to include Khairpur Dam, Sadiqa Feeder andAbbasia Feeder. Some of the other projects are Left Bank outfall Drain, Khanpur Dam, IslamHead Works, SCARP VI Drains and structures and Quresh Ditch. Shile in Power and EnergySector, construction of Jam Shoro Thermal Power Station, Muzaffargarh Thermal Power Station

and Mangla Hydel Power Unit 9 and 10.Army Welfare Trust

As a financial and industrial group it seeks to provide stability and progress to the armed forcesand the nation. At present there are 5 factories / mills, while in the Banking and Services Sector there are 4 companies functioning under Army Welfare Trust. It has also undertaken jointventure in the field of Lubricant Blending with Mobil Corporation USA at Hub. In 1996 ArmyWelfare Trust paid Rs. 2.24 Billion to the government as duties and taxes.Special Communication Organization

Established in 1976 it provides communication facilities to entire Northern Areas and Azad

Kashmir. Since its inception, this organization has played a vital role in development of telephone and telegraph facilities in the inaccessible areas.Defence Production

In this sector, significant contributions are being made by Pakistan Ordnance Factory and HeavyIndustry Texila, which are producing a wide range of items for use within the country andabroad.


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Services in Azad Kashmir / Northern Areasnecessary protective walls and gabians have also been constructed to protect civilian and militarytrafficfrom hostile fire. Further in entire Azad Kashmir and Northern Areas, Army is providingtremendous medical services to the civilians, through schools run by the Army.

Land Reclamation

Significant contributions have so far been made by the Army in the shape of SCARP Projects, besides 12 miles long drain from Tando Muhammad Khan to the Arabian sea, to help reclaimwater logged areas in the vicinity of the Barrage.

Water Supply Schemes

Construction of Wali Tangi Dam, Islam Kach and Levy Post dams in Balochistan and water supply schemes in Thar Desert are a few examples, which have made positive impact on theenvironment and the local population. Additionally the Army has reactivated a number of

abandoned tube wells in Cholistan desert.Federal Area Tribal Area Development Works

Army having opened the erstwhile inaccessible/ No Go Areas of Federal Administrative TribalArea has undertaken and is cont with multifaceted dev works in Federal Area Tribal Area.Details of the dev works undertaken by the army in Federal Area Tribal Area are as under:-

The Army's Budget Request - Fiscal 2010Today, the Army announced the details of its proposed budget request for fiscal (FY)

2010. The FY2010 budget request is $142.1 billion. In addition, the Army requests$83.1billion in FY2010 to support ongoing Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO).

The request represents a growth of $2 billion from the FY2009 enacted budget of $140.1billion. The proposal will fully fund the All-Volunteer Force at acceleratedGrow-the-Army levels: 547,400 for the active component, 358,200 for the Army FY2010 Army Budget Priorities:

Grow and sustain the All-Volunteer Force Station the Force to meet strategic demands by providing infrastructure and services

Train and equip Soldiers and units to maintain a high level of readiness for currentoperations Provide effective and efficient support to combatant commanders Reset our Soldiers, units, and equipment for future deployments and other contingencies Transform the Army to meet the demands in a changing security environment


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CAPITAL RESOURCES:Any asset used in the production of products and/or services. Army is big publicorganization, which protects our nation with their high power technology guns, rifles, tanks,missiles and other nuclear power weapons. So we can say that the armys big capitalresources are their weapons.

ASSETS:Army assets mostly based on their weapons and least common buildings.

The Pakistani army is to get Rs 1.48 trillion ($18 billion), a little less than half of thecountry's Rs 3.42 trillion defense budget for 2009-10.

Of the army's share, Rs 82 billion would be spent on the salaries and other expenses, while Rs 25 billion has been earmarked for operational expenses. This includes over Rs 4 billion for travel and transportation and a

little over Rs 20 billion for general expenses.

The army, whose physical assets stand at over Rs 26 billion, will also spend Rs 14 billion oncivil works during 2009-10.

INVESTMENT:ARMY mostly invests their money for their weapons.

Weapon Comments

HandgunsGlock 17

Glock 26

HK P7

Steyr M9A1 Recently acquired by the SSW.

Tokarev

Sub-machine guns (SMG) and carbines :

Heckler & Koch MP5 Manufactured by POF.

Heckler & Koch MP5K Also in use by Airport Security Force and personal security detail of VIPs, manufactured by POF.

FN P90Assault rifles

AK-101

AK-103

FN F2000

M4A1 carbine

M16
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Steyr AUG

Battle rifles

Heckler & Koch G3 The PA's service rifle . G3A3, G3P4 variants in service.

Type 56 Chinese-manufactured AK-47 .[38]

Type 81 Improved version of Type 56.

Grenades

M67 grenadeSniper rifles

Dragunov SVD [39]

HK PSG1 [38]

M82 Barret

Steyr SSG 69 [38]

Machine guns

FN MAG

FN Minimi Para

MG3 Manufactured under license by Pakistan Ordnance Factories .[40]

RPDGrenade launchers

Carl Gustav recoillessrifle

Mk 19 grenade launcher

RPG-7 Manufactured under license by Pakistan Ordnance Factories

RPG-29

Type 69 RPG

LAW AND ORDER:Army is always called in to restore law and order during sectarian, political and other incidents of violence.
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