Heavy armoured recovery vehicle. Based on Patton family of tanks. M88 & M88A1 variants in service. [69] Isoli M60 Italy: 500 Light recovery crane mounted on truck. [70] Dragon Pakistan — Tank-mounted engineering mine plough vehicle. [71] Troll Anti-Mine Pakistan: 53 De-mining vehicle. Based on T-55 tank. [72] [68] [73] Cougar JERRV United ...

Armored combat vehicles and artillery systems currently in service with the Pakistan Army.

Feb 26, 2016 · This Pakistan Army tank list is by no means exhaustive. The MBTs of Pakistan adequately display Pakistan Army power, and the military is fully capable to match any adversary in conventional conflicts.

Roughly 268 Type 85 tanks remain active, marking a significant step in Chinese tank design. Succeeding the iconic Type 69, the Type 85 carried on its features while ushering in a new era. It was among the first to boast a powerful 125mm smoothbore gun, vastly improving firepower compared to earlier models.

Pakistani Tanks and armoured fighting vehicles, from 1947 to this day. Modern tanks like the Al Zarrar and Al Khalid MBT, Talha and Sakb APCs, Mohafiz LRV.

Jun 16, 2024 · The Pakistan Army employs tanks, such as the Al-Khalid and the T-80, which are equipped with advanced armor and firepower to engage enemy forces effectively. Additionally, armored personnel carriers (APCs), including the M113 and the Talha, provide troop transport and increased protection for soldiers during operations.

The Al-Zarrar is a modern MBT developed and manufactured by HIT of Pakistan for the Pakistan Army. An upgraded variant of the Chinese Type 59 tank, the Al-Zarrar is cost-effective modern replacement for the Type 59 fleet of the Pakistan Army.

This page showcases the various tracked combat tank vehicles of the nation of Pakistan throughout its military history.

1 day ago · India has 3,151 combat tanks, compared with Pakistan’s 1,839. Pakistan’s navy covers its 1,046 kilometre-long (650-mile) southern coastal borders in the Arabian Sea and possesses 121 naval ...

Armored Corps and Tank Arsenal. Pakistan’s Armored Corps is strengthened by both indigenously developed and imported main battle tanks, including: VT4: Advanced 3rd-generation MBT from China; Al-Khalid: Co-developed with China, featuring a smoothbore cannon; Al-Zarrar: Modernized version of the Chinese Type 59; Type-69: Equipped with a 105mm gun