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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps2'': The Pakistani ISI allies themselves with [[BigBad Raul Menendez]]. In multiplayer, they are the enemies of the ISA.
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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps2'': ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOpsII'': The Pakistani ISI allies themselves with [[BigBad Raul Menendez]]. In multiplayer, they are the enemies of the ISA.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, one dedicated to nuclear warfare (see {{UsefulNotes/PakAttack}}), one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, one dedicated to nuclear warfare (see {{UsefulNotes/PakAttack}}), one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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* ''Series/SEALTeam'': In Episode 8, a Pakistani army checkpoint blocks Bravo Team while they're transporting three Taliban prisoners to swap for an American deserter. The situation comes close to getting violent until Jason bluffs that he knows a Pakistani general who will make life hard for the checkpoint commander. They buy it and allow Bravo to pass without incident.
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!! The Pakistan Armed Forces in fiction:
* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps2'': The Pakistani ISI allies themselves with [[BigBad Raul Menendez]]. In multiplayer, they are the enemies of the ISA.
* ''Film/GIJoeRetaliation'': The Pakistani military appears in the beginning of the film just as their country falls to Cobra forces.
* ''[[Series/LastResort Last Resort]]'': After Pakistan is nuked by the United States, what [[TheRemnant remains of the Pakistani military]] is desperately trying to [[LastStand fight off]] an Indian incursion. Pakistani Naval Commandos are forced to take extreme measures, causing them to [[IDidWhatIHadToDo hijack a freighter full of American family members]] of the crew of the USS ''Colorado'' and [[NecessaryEvil hold them hostage]] in order to call off a nuclear bluff towards the Indians since the ''Colorado'' still had its Trident [=ICBMs=].
* ''Film/RamboIII'': Mentioned and briefly seen since this was the time of the [[UsefulNotes/SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan Soviet War in Afghanistan]].
* ''Film/ZeroDarkThirty'': Pakistani regular soldiers and ISI are featured prominently throughout the film.
* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyBlackOps2'': The Pakistani ISI allies themselves with [[BigBad Raul Menendez]]. In multiplayer, they are the enemies of the ISA.
* ''Film/GIJoeRetaliation'': The Pakistani military appears in the beginning of the film just as their country falls to Cobra forces.
* ''[[Series/LastResort Last Resort]]'': After Pakistan is nuked by the United States, what [[TheRemnant remains of the Pakistani military]] is desperately trying to [[LastStand fight off]] an Indian incursion. Pakistani Naval Commandos are forced to take extreme measures, causing them to [[IDidWhatIHadToDo hijack a freighter full of American family members]] of the crew of the USS ''Colorado'' and [[NecessaryEvil hold them hostage]] in order to call off a nuclear bluff towards the Indians since the ''Colorado'' still had its Trident [=ICBMs=].
* ''Film/RamboIII'': Mentioned and briefly seen since this was the time of the [[UsefulNotes/SovietInvasionOfAfghanistan Soviet War in Afghanistan]].
* ''Film/ZeroDarkThirty'': Pakistani regular soldiers and ISI are featured prominently throughout the film.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, {{UsefulNotes/PakAttack}} one dedicated to nuclear warfare, one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, {{UsefulNotes/PakAttack}} one dedicated to nuclear warfare, warfare (see {{UsefulNotes/PakAttack}}), one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, {{UfefulNotes/PakAttack}} {{UsefulNotes/PakAttack}} one dedicated to nuclear warfare, one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, [[UfefulNotes/PakAttack]] {{UfefulNotes/PakAttack}} one dedicated to nuclear warfare, one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, [[PakAttack [[UfefulNotes/PakAttack]] one dedicated to nuclear warfare]], warfare, one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of {{UsefulNotes/Pakistan}}.
Like their rivals, the [[IndiansWithIglas Indian Army]], the Pakistani military is directly descended from the [[KiplingsFinest British Indian Army]] before it was partitioned with the rest of India. It is among the largest military forces in the world. For their equipment, they use weaponry from several countries (notably the US and France), but increasingly rely on supplies from China, particularly for their air force. They are based in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, next door to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad.
Like their rivals, the [[IndiansWithIglas Indian Army]], the Pakistani military is directly descended from the [[KiplingsFinest British Indian Army]] before it was partitioned with the rest of India. It is among the largest military forces in the world. For their equipment, they use weaponry from several countries (notably the US and France), but increasingly rely on supplies from China, particularly for their air force. They are based in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, next door to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad.
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The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of {{UsefulNotes/Pakistan}}.
UsefulNotes/{{Pakistan}}.
Like their rivals, the[[IndiansWithIglas [[UsefulNotes/IndiansWithIglas Indian Army]], the Pakistani military is directly descended from the [[KiplingsFinest [[UsefulNotes/KiplingsFinest British Indian Army]] before it was partitioned with the rest of India. It is among the largest military forces in the world. For their equipment, they use weaponry from several countries (notably the US and France), but increasingly rely on supplies from China, particularly for their air force. They are based in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, next door to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name. It is divided into 11 Corps, [[PakAttack one dedicated to nuclear warfare, warfare]], one to anti-air defence, two for offensive "strike" capability, and the rest for defence.
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The Air Force, like the Army, is nuclear capable and flies fighters such as the Chinese JF-17, the French Mirage III and the US F-16. It is generally considered the most advanced and capable of the three branches.
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branches. Maintains ten major airbases and countless smaller airfields.
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'''Paramilitary Forces''' -
While technically not part of the military (the Interior Ministry officially commands them), the various paramilitary units in Pakistan are all officered by the Army (and in the case of the Coast Guard, the Navy) and as such are considered to be auxillary forces generally used for internal order.
- ''Pakistan Rangers'': Internal security force for Punjab and Sindh provinces, they handle border duties, reinforcements for local law enforcement, and handle security for monuments and important government structures in their area of operation.
- ''Frontier Corps'': Internal security force for Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan that is heavily involved in the War on Terror and the Balochistan Insurgency, having taken the brunt of enemy attacks. Handles all the same duties as the Rangers.
- ''Coast Guard'': Handles maritime security.
- ''Gilgit-Baltistan Scouts'': Internal security force for Pakistani-held Kashmir.
- ''National Guard'': Reserve military unit charged with law and order (when the other units can't do it for some reason) and air defence. Recruited locally.
While technically not part of the military (the Interior Ministry officially commands them), the various paramilitary units in Pakistan are all officered by the Army (and in the case of the Coast Guard, the Navy) and as such are considered to be auxillary forces generally used for internal order.
- ''Pakistan Rangers'': Internal security force for Punjab and Sindh provinces, they handle border duties, reinforcements for local law enforcement, and handle security for monuments and important government structures in their area of operation.
- ''Frontier Corps'': Internal security force for Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan that is heavily involved in the War on Terror and the Balochistan Insurgency, having taken the brunt of enemy attacks. Handles all the same duties as the Rangers.
- ''Coast Guard'': Handles maritime security.
- ''Gilgit-Baltistan Scouts'': Internal security force for Pakistani-held Kashmir.
- ''National Guard'': Reserve military unit charged with law and order (when the other units can't do it for some reason) and air defence. Recruited locally.
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The Pakistan Navy consists of 72 ships overall, including 9 diesel submarines. Currently trying to strengthen the submarine fleet into becoming nuclear launch capable. Of the three branches, it the smallest and least funded. Maintains a land-based naval aviation unit that performs patrols. It has only one kill to its name, when submarine PNS Hangor sunk the INS Khukri in 1971. However, it was the first such kill to be successfully conducted since WWII.
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The Pakistan Navy consists of 72 ships overall, including 9 diesel submarines.submarines, most of them of British and French origin, (though as with all the other branches, they have started to buy from the Chinese in recent years). Currently trying to strengthen the submarine fleet into becoming nuclear launch capable. Of the three branches, it the smallest and least funded. Maintains a land-based naval aviation unit that performs patrols. It has only one kill to its name, when submarine PNS Hangor sunk the INS Khukri in 1971. However, it was the first such kill to be successfully conducted since WWII.
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The air force, Air Force, like the Army, is nuclear capable and flies fighters such as the Chinese JF-17, the French Mirage III and the US F-16. It is generally considered the most advanced and capable of the three branches.
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The Pakistan Navy consists of 22 surface ships and 9 diesel submarines. Currently trying to strengthen the submarine fleet into becoming nuclear launch capable. Of the three branches, it the smallest and least funded. Maintains a land-based naval aviation unit that performs patrols. It has only one kill to its name, when submarine PNS Hangor sunk the INS Khukri in 1971. However, it was the first such kill to be successfully conducted since WWII.
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The Pakistan Navy consists of 22 surface 72 ships and overall, including 9 diesel submarines. Currently trying to strengthen the submarine fleet into becoming nuclear launch capable. Of the three branches, it the smallest and least funded. Maintains a land-based naval aviation unit that performs patrols. It has only one kill to its name, when submarine PNS Hangor sunk the INS Khukri in 1971. However, it was the first such kill to be successfully conducted since WWII.
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F-16. It is generally considered the most advanced and capable of the three branches.
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The largest of the three branches at 500,000 strong, the Pakistan Army is considered the most powerful institution in Pakistan and has whose chiefs have been the author of all three of Pakistan's coups. Maintains a nuclear capability, and is always preparing for the next war with India, whenever and wherever that might be. Currently focusing on the WarOnTerror along the Afghan-Pakistan border. It's use of Turkish Panter howitzers gives the page title its name.
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The Pakistan Navy consists of 22 surface ships and 9 of diesel submarines. Currently trying to strengthen the submarine fleet into becoming nuclear launch capable. Of the three branches, it the smallest and least funded. Maintains a land-based naval aviation unit that performs patrols. It has only one kill to its name, when submarine PNS Hangor sunk the INS Khukri in 1971. However, it was the first such kill to be successfully conducted since WWII.
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The Pakistan Navy consists of 22 surface ships and 9 of diesel submarines. Currently trying to strengthen the submarine fleet into becoming nuclear launch capable. Of the three branches, it the smallest and least funded. Maintains a land-based naval aviation unit that performs patrols. It has only one kill to its name, when submarine PNS Hangor sunk the INS Khukri in 1971. However, it was the first such kill to be successfully conducted since WWII. Currently the only one of the main branches that is not nuclear capable, which they are reportedly trying to rectify with an SLBM in development.
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WWII. Currently the only one of the main branches that is not nuclear capable, which they are reportedly trying to rectify with an SLBM in development.
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force. They are based in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, next door to the Pakistani capital of Islamabad.
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