Artillery Divisions of Pakistan Army

PanzerKiel · Jun 29, 2020

Arsalan said:
YES, Panter! The M109's form the back bone of our artillery/howitzer force sir.

Pakistan which have no extra cash to thrown around

TheDarkKnight · Jun 30, 2020

Arsalan said:
YES, Panter! The M109's form the back bone of our artillery/howitzer force sir.

We have one Panter sitting at School of Artillery-Nowshera. Not part of the course anymore and not being used anywhere. We initially planned to buy 72 of those and a trial order of 12 guns was also placed, 60 were to be made by HIT. I am not sure if any more were even delivered but i am sure that no other Panter is part of any unit. Just the one gun at Nowshera.

Also, now this don't make much sense but in case of Pakistan which have no extra cash to thrown around, the experience with Panter have been the main hindrance in Pakistan exploring any more Turkish artillery options like the Turkish version of Korean K-9, the T-155 Firtina.

Did PA loose any money in the Panter deal? Or its just that it did not meet our requirements at all?

Arsalan · Jun 30, 2020

PanzerKiel said:

What happened? What do you not agree with boss?

PanzerKiel · Jun 30, 2020

Arsalan said:
What happened? What do you not agree with boss?

Not having cash.... :yahoo:

Signalian · Aug 17, 2020

Sunny4pak said:
Pak Army Artillery Guns & MRLs.

Dear Sir,
@Irfan Baloch @Imran Khan @StormBreaker @HRK @Rafi @mingle

Hope you like my work in this video?

I think you should read posts on PDF about Pakistan Army Artillery systems for better information and some of your figures are incorrect.

Vapour · Aug 17, 2020

Does Pakistan require further procurement of towed artillery to adopt an aggresive posture along the LOC and WB?

Sunny4pak · Aug 17, 2020

Signalian said:
I think you should read posts on PDF about Pakistan Army Artillery systems for better information and some of your figures are incorrect.

Thanks a lot Sir, Will do it in next Videos. I do get lot of stuff from PDF though. :yahoo:

ghazi52 · Jan 11, 2021

c. 1900s: British Royal Artillery Force in NWFP (now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)

Path-Finder · Jan 11, 2021

Signalian · Jan 16, 2021

ghazi52 said:
c. 1900s: British Royal Artillery Force in NWFP (now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)

View attachment 705670

100 years later, RVFC has 4 legged mules.

Rotary in mountains should have been made common now for transport and re-supply.

Raja Porus · Feb 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/x/status/1362361997950676994

Signalian · Feb 19, 2021

Desert Fox 1 said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1362361997950676994

There are 3 x Armd Divs, 5-6 x RAPIDs, 7-8 x Indep Armd/Mech Bdes and 3 x Arty Divs.
How may K-9s are required to support all these forces minus induction in Arty Divs for now.

Raja Porus · Feb 19, 2021

Signalian said:
There are 3 x Armd Divs, 5-6 x RAPIDs, 7-8 x Indep Armd/Mech Bdes and 3 x Arty Divs.
How may K-9s are required to support all these forces minus induction in Arty Divs for now.

Yes but it's just an initial batch. If the follow up order is larger then it should worry us for this system outmatches everyo of our capability on paper. But only if inducted in larger numbers

ghazi52 · Jun 11, 2021

Artillery inventory of Pakistan Army

June 10, 2021

A large number and variety of artillery units are in service with in the Pakistan army, each covering a different need considering range, firepower and fire rate and ease in transportation. All those artillery systems originate from different countries and are listed below in a visualized manner, however weapons like mortars/other systems are not listed.

Artillery inventory of the Pakistan armed forces

A-100E MLRS

Multiple Launch Rocket System (300mm)

Origin: Pakistan / China