Muzaffargarh Ranges: Kayani witnesses jamming of tanks

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MULTAN:
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited Muzaffargarh Ranges on Tuesday to witness the concluding summer exercises.
The Pakistan armed forces successfully experimented with the technique of jamming movement of tanks and using laser technology in modern warfare. ‘Enemy’ tanks were tracked and jammed through centrally controlled laser technology via wireless supervision and monitoring.
The workout was held in reply to the recent exercises conducted by the Indian armed forces and after comprehensive deliberation by the research and strategic division of the Pakistan armed forces.
Armour troops exhibited their skill and crafty manoeuvres were seen during the exercises. Cobra gunship helicopters also engaged targets successfully at different positions. The Miraaj Aircraft of Pakistan Air Force also participated in the exercise providing air cover to the troops in offensive and defensive manoeuvres.
Infantry and Army troops also demonstrated their skills. The aim of the exercise is to provide a tactical environment to the troops of armour, infantry and artillery for handling weapons and equipment during war.
The COAS appreciated the high standard of professional skills displayed by the participating troops. He congratulated the officers and troops for their successful exercises and advised them to keep improving their professional training.
COAS, while talking to troops over lunch, said: “We are continuously focusing on the health and efficiency of our troops on individual and collective level.” He discussed the benefits of useful new insurance policies for the troops adding that they were highly beneficial for them and their families.
Kayani also discussed the new facilities launched by Canteen Stores Department (CSD) for the armed forces.
He personally met the troops of all regiments who shared their problems with him. The COAS assured them of being aware of their challenges and working to make improvements with the available resources.
Earlier, on his arrival at Multan, the COAS was received by Commander Multan Corps Lieutenant General Shafqaat Ahmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 25th, 2012.

Muzaffargarh Ranges: Kayani witnesses jamming of tanks – The Express Tribune

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[laghari]

MULTAN:
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited Muzaffargarh Ranges on Tuesday to witness the concluding summer exercises.
The Pakistan armed forces successfully experimented with the technique of jamming movement of tanks and using laser technology in modern warfare. ‘Enemy’ tanks were tracked and jammed through centrally controlled laser technology via wireless supervision and monitoring.
The workout was held in reply to the recent exercises conducted by the Indian armed forces and after comprehensive deliberation by the research and strategic division of the Pakistan armed forces.
Armour troops exhibited their skill and crafty manoeuvres were seen during the exercises. Cobra gunship helicopters also engaged targets successfully at different positions. The Miraaj Aircraft of Pakistan Air Force also participated in the exercise providing air cover to the troops in offensive and defensive manoeuvres.
Infantry and Army troops also demonstrated their skills. The aim of the exercise is to provide a tactical environment to the troops of armour, infantry and artillery for handling weapons and equipment during war.
The COAS appreciated the high standard of professional skills displayed by the participating troops. He congratulated the officers and troops for their successful exercises and advised them to keep improving their professional training.
COAS, while talking to troops over lunch, said: “We are continuously focusing on the health and efficiency of our troops on individual and collective level.” He discussed the benefits of useful new insurance policies for the troops adding that they were highly beneficial for them and their families.
Kayani also discussed the new facilities launched by Canteen Stores Department (CSD) for the armed forces.
He personally met the troops of all regiments who shared their problems with him. The COAS assured them of being aware of their challenges and working to make improvements with the available resources.
Earlier, on his arrival at Multan, the COAS was received by Commander Multan Corps Lieutenant General Shafqaat Ahmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 25th, 2012.

Muzaffargarh Ranges: Kayani witnesses jamming of tanks – The Express Tribune

im totally blank on how this thing works and how effective it can really be... so looking forward to some informative posts by respectable members

i have also listen this on news channels

[DESERT FIGHTER]

My father came back yesterday after witnessin the ex. Must say it seems very impressive.

[RoYaL~GuJJaR]

MULTAN:
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited Muzaffargarh Ranges on Tuesday to witness the concluding summer exercises.
The Pakistan armed forces successfully experimented with the technique of jamming movement of tanks and using laser technology in modern warfare. ‘Enemy’ tanks were tracked and jammed through centrally controlled laser technology via wireless supervision and monitoring.
The workout was held in reply to the recent exercises conducted by the Indian armed forces and after comprehensive deliberation by the research and strategic division of the Pakistan armed forces.
Armour troops exhibited their skill and crafty manoeuvres were seen during the exercises. Cobra gunship helicopters also engaged targets successfully at different positions. The Miraaj Aircraft of Pakistan Air Force also participated in the exercise providing air cover to the troops in offensive and defensive manoeuvres.
Infantry and Army troops also demonstrated their skills. The aim of the exercise is to provide a tactical environment to the troops of armour, infantry and artillery for handling weapons and equipment during war.
The COAS appreciated the high standard of professional skills displayed by the participating troops. He congratulated the officers and troops for their successful exercises and advised them to keep improving their professional training.
COAS, while talking to troops over lunch, said: “We are continuously focusing on the health and efficiency of our troops on individual and collective level.” He discussed the benefits of useful new insurance policies for the troops adding that they were highly beneficial for them and their families.
Kayani also discussed the new facilities launched by Canteen Stores Department (CSD) for the armed forces.
He personally met the troops of all regiments who shared their problems with him. The COAS assured them of being aware of their challenges and working to make improvements with the available resources.
Earlier, on his arrival at Multan, the COAS was received by Commander Multan Corps Lieutenant General Shafqaat Ahmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 25th, 2012.

Muzaffargarh Ranges: Kayani witnesses jamming of tanks – The Express Tribune

im totally blank on how this thing works and how effective it can really be... so looking forward to some informative posts by respectable members

Someone please shed some light on this part ?

Any Video of this exercise ?

Thanks

[Mav3rick]

Someone please shed some light on this part ?

Any Video of this exercise ?

Thanks

I am very interested in knowing that myself.

[Arsalan]

ISPR PRESS RELEASE
No PR97/2012-ISPR
Dated: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Chief of Army Staff, General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited Muzaffargarh Ranges today, to witness ongoing training exercises.
The activities of the day comprised maneuvers of an armoured brigade group in conventional corps operations. PAF and Army Aviation elements provided close support to the maneuvering land forces. The modern battlefield was simulated by employment of UAVs for real time battle reconnaissance, along with state of the art data communication means. COAS appreciated the standard of training as well as various modifications indigenously carried out in field equipment, to make it more suitable to Pakistan Army’s needs.



Earlier, COAS was received at Multan by Corps Commander Multan Corps, Lieutenant General Shafqaat Ahmed.
:: ISPR :: Inter Services Public Relations - PAKISTAN

[Oscar]

The modern battlefield was simulated by employment of UAVs for real time battle reconnaissance, along with state of the art data communication means.

You may thank me later for that

[Arsalan]

You may thank me later for that

mmmmm i m bit confused sir!!!

you involved in the bold part? or....
sorry...lost you here!

here, Video Link to the News!

[nuclearpak]

You may thank me later for that

uh, you with NESCOM or something??

You developed this, sir??

Which UAV was this BTW?

[ice_man]

The Miraaj Aircraft of Pakistan Air Force also participated in the exercise providing air cover to the troops in offensive


OH LORD!! when will our media fix its reporting!! they should just make ISPR type up the report rather then try & make one up themselves!!! MIRAAAJ spelling

[nabil_05]

Oscar is definitely onto something

His hints says a bit about the technology. What puzzles me is the term "Centrally controlled Laser technology", i mean, we all have heard and seen about Shtoras and Vartas and Trophy, all are mounted on a single MBT or AFV, giving the lone vehicle a good level of protection against laser and IR threats but this seems something new. Never heard about such technology before. It may be hype but the way it is partially hinted, it could well be a distributed/ shared system.

[mafiya]

uh, you with NESCOM or something??

You developed this, sir??

Which UAV was this BTW?

CARE = Center of advance research and engineering

[killerx]

its some thing new and high tech like it jaming tech is good

[kas786]

Someone please shed some light on this part ?

Any Video of this exercise ?

Thanks

We can't tell you guys everything now, can we?!?

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Someone please shed some light on this part ?

Any Video of this exercise ?

Thanks