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Archive for July, 2011

Pakistan Air Force Buys ATS, promotes Texas Jobs

Local defense contracts awarded

From the Department of Defense daily report on new contracts:

L-3 Communications, Link Simulation and Training, Arlington,

Texas, is being awarded a $20,563,657 firm-fixed-price contract.  The instant buy for the Pakistan air force procures one aircrew training system (ATS) to support the Pakistan air force pilot training.  The ATS consists of two F-16 Block 52 aircrew training devices, the mission support systems with 18 panel “simusphere,” and includes a new F-16A Block 15/52 ATS; a new F-16C Block 52 ATS; 21 months contractor logistics support (12 months on-site and nine months on-call); common ATS Block 15 and Block 52 software load; high fidelity cockpit; 360 horizontal X250; version MMC 7000 hardware and software; geo-specific database with high resolution inputs; full APG-68 version nine radar with digital radar land mass simulation; full weapons simulation; Maverick missile; targeting pod; joint helmet mounted cueing system; threat environment A-G and spot jamming; emergency procedures and malfunctions; and an instructor-operator station.  Work will be performed at Arlington, Texas.  ASC/WNSK, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity.

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Spy Haven Islamabad, RishwatKhor Garh, and Pakistani Brown Yankees

Islamabad has become a modern day Tangiers. Spies of every nation abound. Even, the Israeli may be finding Islamabad a good place to visit on false UAE passports. They shouldn

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Indian Sabre Rattling

The military threat from India has always been a cornerstone of Pakistan

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Gag order on Indian Armed Forces Leader

Relations with India

Ever since the establishment of Pakistan on 14, August 1947 its relations with India have been at best cold and at worst hostile. All attempts by both the civilian and military governments and all shades of political parties of Pakistan have not broken the ice with either of the two main political groups in India; the Congress and the Hindu Mahasabha (BJP).
 
On 3, June 1947 both the All India Muslim League lead by Jinnah and the Indian National Congress lead by Nehru agreed to the partition of British India into Pakistan and India. In order to understand the genesis of the hostility between India and Pakistan it is essential to examine the resolutions passed by the two main political forces of India.
 
The All India Congress Working Committee met on 14, June 1947 and after the first day

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