Exercise with Pakistan Navy

[Myth_buster_1]

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Ships participating:
Pakistan Navy: PNS Jalalat, PNS Tariq, PNS Tabur and PNS Jurrat.
NATO: NRP Corte Real (flagship, Portugal), HMCS Winnipeg (Canada), HNLMS De Zeven Provincien (Netherlands), ESPS Blas de Lezo (Spain) and FGS Spessart (Germany)

[Aamir Hussain]

Ships participating:
Pakistan Navy: PNS Jalalat, PNS Tariq, PNS Tabur and PNS Jurrat.
NATO: NRP Corte Real (flagship, Portugal), HMCS Winnipeg (Canada), HNLMS De Zeven Provincien (Netherlands), ESPS Blas de Lezo (Spain) and FGS Spessart (Germany)

Thanks for the pics. Great shots.

An observation; I can see only seven vessels, obviously one of them is a small replenishment ship (German FGS Spessart) , two missile crafts (Apparently PN), 2 Type 21's Tariq & Babur (Not Tabur), one Canadian HMCS Winnipeg ( the one going to the left in the first snap), and the one in the middle flanked by the two PN ships is the Portugeses NRP Corte Real.

The others are part of the NATO Patrol Group 1 but not pictured here. Thought I would share this.

[S.U.R.B.]

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Admiral Noman meets Malaysian counterpart
Hints at joint ship building
Kuala Lumpur—Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral Noman Bashir has said there is vast scope for Naval Ship building industry of Malaysia and Pakistan to join hands in sharing and envisaging mutually beneficial projects between the two countries.

Admiral Noman Bashir, now on a visit to Malaysia to attend the 12th Defence Services Asia Exhibition and Conference (DSA-12) said this while replying to a question during an interview with New Straits Times, on the sides line of four-day exhibition and conference.

The biannual conference was inaugurated by the Defence Minister of Malaysia, Dato Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, here on Monday.

Admiral Noman Bashir in his interview with the largely circulated English news paper of Malaysia said that Pakistan Navy and Malaysian Navy enjoyed collaboration in many fields including training and conduct of joint Naval exercises. He saw a great potential in the field of training, sharing experiences and expertise between the two Navies. Chief of Naval Staff spent a busy day at DSA-2010. He met with Chinese Vice Minister for Aerospace Industry, Mr. Geo Hong Wei and discussed ways and means to further enhance the existing level of cooperation between the two countries.

The Naval Chief also met with his Malaysian counterpart, Tan Sri Abdul Aziz bin Jaafar and held wide ranging discussions about the potential and scope of cooperation between the two Navies in various fields.

The Naval Chief also visited the Pakistan’s Pavilion at DSA-2010 and expressed his satisfaction over the exhibits and layout of the Pakistan Pavilion. —INP

link:
Admiral Noman meets Malaysian counterpart