Littoral Combat Ships: Role in the Fleet
Following the end of the Cold War, the exposure of the trouble from the Soviet Union meant that the U.S. Navy lost its grand raison d'etre. The lack of an…
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Following the end of the Cold War, the exposure of the trouble from the Soviet Union meant that the U.S. Navy lost its grand raison d'etre. The lack of an…
Aircraft Carrier: An aircraft carrier is a large warship that is used by fighter jets to take off and land in the ocean. As early as the twentieth century as…
Introduction: China's People's Liberation Army Navy has handed over a former attack submarine to Myanmar in the first transfer of equipment of this caliber between the two countries. Type 035…
Credits: DGI Magazine The AMAN exercise is a major event held every two years by the Pakistan Navy as a symbol of their dedication to making the seas safer, contributing…
Credits: DGPR NAVY Throughout its history, Pakistan has been the target of rivalries between global superpowers in its immediate vicinity. As the weather outside begins to decrease, the water in…
Credits: DGPR NAVY Pakistan is a nation that has always been willing to help those in need. It has worked hard to promote regional cooperation and concord and has been…
Credits: DGPR NAVY Together for Peace and Security is the theme of Exercise Aman 2023. The oceans are a "global commons" that everyone benefits from and a "lifeline" for international…
Credits: DGPR NAVY Pakistan's Navy Uses the Aman Exercises as a Means of Diplomacy Pakistan has successfully demonstrated its readiness, interoperability, and connectivity with the world community through a series…
Credit: DGPR NAVY The Indian Ocean is undeniably one of the world's most active and consequential trading seas. Large populations, enduring cultural traditions, a maritime economy, cultural tourism, and the…
Exclusive Interview of Pakistan Naval Chief, Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi by Haidar M. Hussain, Founding Editor of Defense Guardian International Q-1 What are the key maritime risks that you see…