List of missiles of Pakistan
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A list of missiles used by Pakistan.
Surface-to-surface missiles
[edit]Rocket Artillery
[edit]- KRL Ghazab — (40 km)
- A-100E — (120 km) — (China)
- Fatah-I — (140 km)
- Fatah-II — (400 km) [1]
- BGM-71 TOW — (3.75 km)[2] — (USA)
- GIDS Baktar-Shikan — (4 km)
- Kornet-E — (8 km) — (Russia)
- Hatf-I — (70 km)[3]
- Hatf-IA — (100 km)[3]
- Hatf-IB — (100 km)
- Nasr — (70-100+ km)[4][5]
- Ghaznavi — (290–320 km)[6]
- KRL Ghauri-I — (1,500 km)[8][9]
- KRL Ghauri-II — (2,000-2,300 km)[10][11]
- Ababeel — (2,200 km)[6]
- Shaheen-II — (2,500 km)[12][13]
- Shaheen-III — (2,750 km)[14][15]
Ground-Launched Anti-Ship & Anti-Surface Guided Missiles
[edit]- Babur 1 (Hatf VII) — (Cruise Missile) [16]
- Babur 2 (Hatf VII) — (Cruise Missile) [17]
- Zarb (C-602) — (Cruise Missile) — (China) [18]
Ship-Launched Anti-Ship & Anti-Surface Guided Missiles
[edit]- Harbah — (Cruise Missile) [19]
- SMASH — (Anti-ship ballistic missile) — (350 km)[20][21]
- C-802A — (Cruise Missile) — (China) [22]
- CM-302 — (Cruise Missile) — (China)
- Harpoon block-2 — (Active Radar Homing Guided Missile) — (USA)
- Exocet SM-39 — (GPS/INS Guided Missile) — (France)
Ship-Launched Anti-Submarine Rockets
[edit]Submarine-Launched Anti-Ship & Anti-Surface Guided Missiles
[edit]Air-to-surface missiles
[edit]- Ra'ad / Ra'ad-II — (Air-Launched Cruise Missile) — (Pakistan) [27]
- Taimur — (Air-Launched Cruise Missile) — (Pakistan) [28]
- Barq / Barq-II — (Laser-Guided Missile) — (Pakistan) [29][30]
- H-2 SOW / H-4 SOW — (Precision-Guided Glide Munitions) — (Pakistan)
- GIDS Takbir — (Precision-Guided Glide Bomb) — (Pakistan)
- MAR-1 — (Anti-Radiation Missile) — (Brazil)
- CM-400AKG — (Anti-Radiation Missile) — (China)
- LD-10 — (Anti-Radiation Missile) — (China)
- LS-6 — (Precision-Guided Glide Bombs) — (China)
- C-705KD — (Imaging Infrared Homing Guided Missile) — (China)
- C-802AK — (Air-launched variant) — (Cruise Missile) — (China)[22]
- AGM-65 Maverick — (Electro-Optical Guided Missile) — (USA)
- Harpoon Block-2 — (Air-launched variant) — (Active Radar Homing Guided Missile) — (USA)
- MAM-L — (Laser-Guided Missile) — (Turkey) [31]
- Exocet AM-39 — (Air-launched variant) — (GPS/INS Guided Missile) — (France)
Surface-to-air missiles
[edit]- Spada-2000 — (Air Force) — (Italy)
- Crotale — (Air Force) — (France)
- HQ-9BE — (Air Force) — (China)
- HQ-9P — (Army) — (China)
- HQ-16AE — (Army) — (China)
- HQ-7B — (Army and Navy) — (China)
- LY-80N — (Navy) — (China)
- CAMM-ER (Albatros NG) — (Navy) — (Italy)
Shoulder-Fired Missiles
[edit]- GIDS Anza — (Mk.1,[32] Mk.2,[32] Mk.3[33])
- RBS 70 — (1711 missiles, 913 Mk 1,[34] 85 Mk 2 and 713 Bolide Mk 2)[35][36][37] — Used in MANPADS configuration, vehicle application includes RBS 70 VLM mounted on M113A2 APCs.[38]) — (Sweden)
- FIM-92 Stinger — (USA)
- FN-6 — (China)
- FN-16 — (China)
- Mistral — (Navy) — (France)
Air-to-air missiles
[edit]- R-Darter — (South Africa)
- PL-5 — (China)
- PL-9 — (China)
- PL-10 — (20km) — (China)
- AIM-9 — (35km) — (USA)
- AIM-120C — (100km) — (USA)
- PL-12 — (100km) — (China)
- Faaz — (180km) — (Pakistan)
- PL-15 — (300km) — (China)
See also
[edit]References
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- ^ "Taimur Air-Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM)". 10 May 2024.
- ^ "Armed drone, laser-guided missile tested – DAWN". 14 March 2015. Archived from the original on 2017-10-03. Retrieved 2018-01-15.
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- ^ a b Administrator. "Anza Mk-I Mk-II Mk-III man-portable air defense missile system technical data sheet specifications". www.armyrecognition.com. Archived from the original on 2017-12-01. Retrieved 2017-12-01.
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