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Constitution of the Islamic Caliphate

Preamble:

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. We, the people of the Islamic Caliphate, guided by the principles of Islam and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), establish this Constitution to govern our affairs and uphold the principles of justice, equality, and righteousness.

Article 1: Foundation of the Caliphate

1. The Islamic Caliphate is established as a sovereign state, based on the principles of Islam as the supreme source of legislation, governance, and moral guidance.

2. The Caliphate is a unified entity, and its borders are defined by the territories it holds under its authority.

Article 2: Basic Principles

1. Islam is the religion of the state, and the principles of the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) are the primary sources of legislation.

2. The Caliphate shall promote the values of justice, peace, compassion, and mercy as enshrined in Islamic teachings.

3. All citizens, regardless of their religious beliefs, shall enjoy the rights and protections provided by this Constitution.

Article 3: The Caliph

1. The Caliph is the supreme leader of the Islamic Caliphate and the head of state.

2. The Caliph shall be a pious and knowledgeable Muslim, elected through a process of consultation by the qualified representatives of the Muslim community.

3. The Caliph shall govern in accordance with the Quran and the Sunnah, upholding justice, implementing policies that benefit the people, and safeguarding the rights and freedoms of all citizens.

Article 4: System of Governance

1. The Caliphate adopts a system of governance that balances the principles of consultation (Shura) and the authority of the Caliph.

2. The Caliphate shall establish institutions and mechanisms to ensure transparency, accountability, and public participation in decision-making processes.

3. The Caliphate shall uphold the principles of decentralization, granting autonomy to local administrations while maintaining unity and coordination at the national level.

Article 5: Rights and Freedoms

1. All citizens of the Islamic Caliphate are equal before the law, regardless of their race, ethnicity, or gender.

2. The Caliphate recognizes and protects the rights to life, liberty, and security of every individual.

3. Freedom of belief, expression, assembly, and association shall be guaranteed, provided they do not violate the principles of Islam or the rights of others.

4. The Caliphate shall ensure the right to a fair trial, due process, and protection against torture and arbitrary detention.

5. The Caliphate shall promote social justice, economic well-being, and provide for the needs of its citizens, including education, healthcare, and social welfare.

Article 6: Family and Social Values

1. The Islamic Caliphate upholds the institution of the family as the foundation of society.

2. The Caliphate shall promote and protect the rights of women, ensuring their equal opportunities and participation in all aspects of life, while respecting their roles as mothers and caregivers.

3. The Caliphate shall protect the rights of children and ensure their proper upbringing and education.

4. The Caliphate shall encourage community cohesion, brotherhood, and cooperation among its citizens, fostering a sense of unity and solidarity.

Article 7: Education and Culture

1. The Caliphate shall provide quality education to all citizens, promoting both religious and secular knowledge.

2. Islamic teachings, ethics, and values shall be an integral part of the educational curriculum, promoting a balanced and holistic development of individuals.

3. The Caliphate shall encourage scientific research, cultural exchange, and the preservation of Islamic heritage and civilization.

Article 8: Foreign Policy

1. The Caliphate shall promote peace, justice, and cooperation among nations, and seek friendly relations with all countries.

2. The Caliphate shall support oppressed people, advocate for human rights, and work towards the resolution of conflicts through peaceful means.

3. The Caliphate shall uphold the principles of non-aggression and self-defense, and shall not engage in offensive warfare except in cases of self-defense or protection of the oppressed.

Article 9: Amendment and Supremacy of the Constitution

1. Amendments to this Constitution may be made through a process of consultation and consensus among the representatives of the Muslim community.

2. No amendment shall be made that contradicts the fundamental principles of Islam as outlined in this Constitution.

3. This Constitution, in accordance with Islamic teachings, is the supreme law of the Islamic Caliphate, and all laws and regulations must conform to its provisions.

Conclusion:

This Constitution is a reflection of our commitment to the principles of Islam, justice, and the well-being of our citizens. It establishes the framework for a just and compassionate society, governed by the principles of consultation, equality, and respect for human rights. May Allah guide us in our endeavors to build a prosperous and righteous Islamic Caliphate.

Military Serving Personnel List:

- Army: 12,000,000 personnel
 

- Air Force: 7,300,000 personnel
 

- Navy: 8,000,0000 personnel
 

- Coast Guard: 4,000,000 personnel
 

- Marines: 6,000,000 personnel

**Paramilitary:**

- Rangers: 3,000,000 personnel
 

- Frontier Corps: 2,000,000 personnel
 

- Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF): 1,200,000 personnel
 

- Scouts: 900,000 personnel

-Tribal Defense Force:1,500,000 Personnel

-Islamic Caliphate National Guard (ICNG):2,500,000 Personnel

**Law Enforcement:**

- Police Departments: 5,000,000

- Special Security Units (SSUs): 500,000 personnel

- Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD): 930,000 personnel

-Customs, Port and Airport Security Forces:780,000 personnel

-Vip and Royal Protection Forces:900,000

**Secret Services:**

- Intelligence Bureaus (IBs): 1,200,000 personnel
 

- Federal Investigation Agency (FIA): 900,000 personnel
 

- Military Intelligence Agencies (MIA): 930,000 personnel

-Other Secret Services:1,500,000 personnel

 Northern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Shahbaz
• Location: Northern Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Equipped with runways for fighter jets, transport planes, and reconnaissance aircraft.
  • Barracks: Accommodation and training facilities for Army, Air Force, and paramilitary troops.
  • Command Sector: Unified command for northern border operations.

Eastern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Al-Mujahid
• Location: Eastern Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Capable of hosting fighter jets, UAVs, and transport aircraft.
  • Barracks: Facilities for housing and training all deployed forces.
  • Command Sector: Central command for eastern border defenses.

Southern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB As-Safwah
• Location: Southern Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Advanced runways for combat and support aircraft.
  • Barracks: Comprehensive living and training quarters.
  • Command Sector: Coordination center for southern border security.
  • Naval Base: (If near coast) Facilities for patrol boats, naval ships, and submarines.

Western Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Al-Fursan
• Location: Western Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Full operational capabilities for military aircraft.
  • Barracks: Modern accommodation for troops with training facilities.
  • Command Sector: Command and control for western border operations.
  • Naval Base: (If near coast) Equipped for naval operations and rapid deployment.

Northwestern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Al-Majd
• Location: Northwestern Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Comprehensive air operations facilities.
  • Barracks: Housing and training facilities for multi-branch forces.
  • Command Sector: Integrated command for northwestern border defense.

Northeastern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Al-Hashim
• Location: Northeastern Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Runways and hangars for various military aircraft.
  • Barracks: Advanced living quarters and training areas.
  • Command Sector: Centralized command for northeastern border operations.

Southwestern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Al-Mahdi
• Location: Southwestern Border
• Components:
  • Airbase: Equipped for combat and transport aircraft.
  • Barracks: Modern accommodations and training facilities.
  • Command Sector: Command center for southwestern border activities.
  • Naval Base: (If near coast) Facilities for maritime operations and defense.

Southeastern Border Forward Operating Base

• Name: FOB Al-Amin
• Location: Southeastern Border
• Components:

Airbase: Advanced facilities for air operations.

Barracks: Comprehensive housing and training facilities.

Command Sector: Unified command for southeastern border defense.

Naval Base: (If near coast) Capable of hosting naval vessels for coastal defense.

Inner Country Joint Forces Forward Operating Bases (FOBs)

Northern Region Forward Operating Base (FOB)

Located strategically to safeguard the northern borders, this FOB will have comprehensive facilities to support joint operations.

• Location: Near the northern border, facilitating quick response to threats.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Runway and hangars for fighter jets and transport aircraft.
  • Barracks: Accommodation for troops.
  • Naval Base (if near coast): Dockyard for smaller naval vessels.
  • Command Center: Coordination hub for joint operations.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, Navy, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Ahmed Shah

Western Region Forward Operating Base (FOB)

Strategically positioned to oversee operations in the western region, focusing on border security and rapid response capabilities.

• Location: Near the western borders, enhancing surveillance and defense.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Facilities for fighter jets, bombers, and UAVs.
  • Barracks: Housing for troops and support personnel.
  • Command Center: Centralized command post for joint operations.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Fatima Abbas

Eastern Region Forward Operating Base (FOB)

Ensures protection of the eastern borders with advanced surveillance and operational facilities.

• Location: Close to the eastern borders, optimizing response times.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Runway and hangars for aerial operations.
  • Barracks: Accommodation for troops and logistics personnel.
  • Command Center: Advanced control center for operational command.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Zaid Khan

Southern Region Forward Operating Base (FOB)

Critical for safeguarding the southern borders, equipped with robust defense and surveillance capabilities.

• Location: Near the southern borders, ensuring swift border control.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Tactical air support and drone operations.
  • Barracks: Housing for troops and support staff.
  • Naval Base: Supports smaller naval vessels for coastal defense.
  • Command Center: Operational nerve center for joint forces.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, Navy, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Aisha Rahman

Central Region Forward Operating Base (FOB)

Located centrally to coordinate national defense operations and ensure rapid deployment capabilities.

• Location: Centralized position for swift response across the nation.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Multi-role aircraft operations and logistics support.
  • Barracks: Comprehensive housing for troops and logistical units.
  • Command Center: Central command post for national operations.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, Navy, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Omar Malik

Benefits of the Joint Forces FOBs

1. Enhanced Security: Strengthened border defense and surveillance capabilities.
2. Rapid Response: Quick deployment of forces to counter any threats.
3. Centralized Command: Efficient coordination of joint operations.
4. Integrated Facilities: Complete infrastructure for air, land, and naval operations.
5. Strategic Locations: Positioned strategically to cover all borders and regions effectively.
   
   Khorasan Region Joint Operating Base

Strategically positioned to oversee operations in the Khorasan region, focusing on regional security and rapid response capabilities.

• Location: Key position in the Khorasan region, near critical borders and areas of operation.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Facilities for fighter jets, bombers, and UAVs to support aerial operations.
  • Barracks: Housing for troops and support personnel.
  • Naval Base: Dockyard for smaller naval vessels for coastal defense.
  • Command Center: Centralized command post for joint operations.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, Navy, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Ali Akbar

Arabian Region Joint Operating Base

Critical for safeguarding the Arabian region, equipped with robust defense and surveillance capabilities.

• Location: Near the Arabian region borders, optimizing response times and enhancing regional security.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Tactical air support and drone operations.
  • Barracks: Housing for troops and support staff.
  • Naval Base: Supports smaller naval vessels for coastal defense.
  • Command Center: Operational nerve center for joint forces.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, Navy, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Salim bin Rashid

African Region Joint Operating Base

Located in the African region to coordinate and manage operations across the continent.

• Location: Centralized position in Africa for efficient command and control.
• Facilities:
  • Airbase: Multi-role aircraft operations and logistics support.
  • Barracks: Comprehensive housing for troops and logistical units.
  • Command Center: Central command post for continental operations.
• Forces Deployed: Army, Airforce, Navy, and Paramilitary units.
• Commander: Brigadier General Fatima Ibrahim

Benefits of the Joint Operating Bases

1. Enhanced Security: Strengthened regional defense and surveillance capabilities.
2. Rapid Response: Quick deployment of forces to counter any threats.
3. Centralized Command: Efficient coordination of joint operations.
4. Integrated Facilities: Complete infrastructure for air, land, and naval operations.
5. Strategic Locations: Positioned strategically to cover all regional borders and areas effectively.
   
   
   
   Army of the First Islamic Caliphate (AOTIC)
   
   Bases:
    

1. **Base Al-Mujahid**
2. **Base Al-Sahaba**
3. **Base Al-Farooq**
4. **Base Al-Madina**
5. **Base Al-Nasir**
6. **Base Al-Rashid**
7. **Base Al-Azhar**
8. **Base Al-Fateh**
9. **Base Al-Salam**
10. **Base Al-Raheem**
11. **Base Al-Bashir**
12. **Base Al-Majid**
13. **Base Al-Harith**
14. **Base Al-Khattab**
15. **Base Al-Mansur**
16. **Base Al-Mujahid**
17. **Base Al-Nawfal**
18. **Base Al-Hasan**
19. **Base Al-Mustafa**
20. **Base Al-Qasim**
21. **Base Al-Mustafa**
22. **Base Al-Hamza**
23. **Base Al-Mustafa**
24. **Base Al-Sadiq**
25. **Base Al-Murad**
26. **Base Al-Sattar**
27. **Base Al-Muqtadir**
28. **Base Al-Ma'arif**
29. **Base Al-Baqir**
30. **Base Al-Azim**
31. **Base Al-Muhsin**
32. **Base Al-Mushir**
33. **Base Al-Mu'izz**
34. **Base Al-Mubarak**
35. **Base Al-Hadi**
36. **Base Al-Muqtadir**
37. **Base Al-Mustafa**
38. **Base Al-Farabi**
39. **Base Al-Muqaddim**
40. **Base Al-Mustafa**
41. **Base Al-Basir**
42. **Base Al-Mushrif**
43. **Base Al-Akbar**
44. **Base Al-Basir**
45. **Base Al-Mutawakkil**
46. **Base Al-Muntasir**
47. **Base Al-Aziz**
48. **Base Al-Hafiz**
49. **Base Al-Mansur**
50. **Base Al-Mustafa**
51. **Base Al-Hakam**
52. **Base Al-Muttaqi**
53. **Base Al-Mutlaq**
54. **Base Al-Habib**
55. **Base Al-Mu'adh**
56. **Base Al-Muhtasib**
57. **Base Al-Muhib**
58. **Base Al-Rafi**
59. **Base Al-Mansur**
60. **Base Al-Mujahid**
61. **Base Al-Nasir**
62. **Base Al-Rashid**
63. **Base Al-Amin**
64. **Base Al-Farooq**
65. **Base Al-Farabi**
66. **Base Al-Maqdisi**
67. **Base Al-Khalid**
68. **Base Al-Rawi**
69. **Base Al-Murad**
70. **Base Al-Hakam**
71. **Base Al-Muttalib**
72. **Base Al-Mu'izz**
73. **Base Al-Mubarak**
74. **Base Al-Hadi**
75. **Base Al-Mujahid**
76. **Base Al-Nasir**
77. **Base Al-Rashid**
78. **Base Al-Amin**
79. **Base Al-Farooq**
80. **Base Al-Farabi**
81. **Base Al-Maqdisi**
82. **Base Al-Khalid**
83. **Base Al-Rawi**
84. **Base Al-Murad**
85. **Base Al-Hakam**
86. **Base Al-Muttalib**
87. **Base Al-Mu'izz**
88. **Base Al-Mubarak**
89. **Base Al-Hadi**
90. **Base Al-Mujahid**
91. **Base Al-Nasir**
92. **Base Al-Rashid**
93. **Base Al-Amin**
94. **Base Al-Farooq**
95. **Base Al-Farabi**
96. **Base Al-Maqdisi**
97. **Base Al-Khalid**
98. **Base Al-Rawi**
99. **Base Al-Murad**
100. **Base Al-Hakam**

1. Islam Corps:
 

- Corps Commander: Lieutenant General Amir Khan
 

- Mujahid Regiment
 

- 1st Mujahid Battalion “The Lions” (Commander: Major Ahmad Khan)
 

- 2nd Mujahid Battalion “The Falcons” (Commander: Major Bilal Hassan)
 

- 3rd Mujahid Battalion “The Thunderbolts” (Commander: Major Imran Ali)
 

- 120th Division
 

- 351st Infantry Brigade “The Ironclad Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Usman Malik)
 

- 502nd Infantry Brigade “The Rifle Titans” (Commander: Brigadier Irfan Siddiqui)
 

- 224th Infantry Battalion “The Thundering Attackers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Hasan Ahmed)
 

- Frontier Regiment
 

- 4th Frontier Battalion “The Steel Defenders” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Adnan Khan)
 

- 6th Frontier Battalion “The Courageous Defenders” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Khalid Saleem)
 

- 11th Frontier Battalion “The Thundering Defenders” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Shahid Hassan)
 

- Islamic Special Forces (ISF)
 

- ISF Alpha Commando Unit “The Elite Lions” (Commander: Colonel Saad Khan)
 

- ISF Bravo Commando Unit “The Stealth Hawks” (Commander: Colonel Ali Akhtar)
 

- ISF Reconnaissance Unit “The Thundering Falcons” (Commander: Colonel Waseem Siddiqui)
 

**2. Islamabad Corps:**
 

- Corps Commander: Lieutenant General Hassan Mahmood
 

- Islamabad Rifles Regiment
 

- 5th Infantry Battalion “The Lions” (Commander: Major Hamza Ali)
 

- 8th Armored Battalion “The Falcons” (Commander: Major Usman Khan)
 

- 12th Artillery Battalion “The Thunderbolts” (Commander: Major Naveed Ahmed)
 

- 7th Division
 

- 303rd Infantry Brigade “The Ironclad Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Saeed Khan)
 

- 418th Armored Brigade “The Steel Titans” (Commander: Brigadier Rashid Ali)
 

- 127th Artillery Battalion “The Thundering Cannons” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Ahsan Mahmood)
 

- Eagle Regiment
 

- 7th Infantry Battalion “The Soaring Eagles” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Imran Khan)
 

- 9th Armored Battalion “The Courageous Eagles” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Adil Malik)
 

- 15th Artillery Battalion “The Thundering Eagles” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Arif Qureshi)
 

- 5th Armored Division
 

- Iron Rangers Regiment “The Steel Guardians” (Commander: Brigadier Asad Qazi)
 

- 12th Armored Battalion “The Iron Wolves” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Shoaib Ahmed)
 

- 34th Armored Battalion “The Iron Guardians” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Tariq Mehmood)
 

- Special Services Group (SSG)
 

- SSG Black Stalkers Unit “The Stealth Hawks” (Commander: Colonel Faisal Khan)
 

- SSG Gray Panthers Unit “The Steel Panthers” (Commander: Colonel Usama Farooq)
 

- SSG Desert Eagles Unit “The Thundering Eagles” (Commander: Colonel Imran Siddiqui)
 

**2. Islamabad Corps:**

- Airborne Division: The Eagles

   - 4th Airborne Battalion

   - 5th Airborne Battalion

   - 6th Airborne Battalion
 

**3. Lahore Corps:**
 

- Corps Commander: Lieutenant General Khalid Abbas
 

- Punjab Regiment
 

- 20th Frontier Punjab Battalion “The Lionhearts” (Commander: Major Farhan Ali)
 

- 42nd Assault Battalion “The Steel Sabers” (Commander: Major Imran Khan)
 

- 61st Attack Battalion “The Thunderbolts” (Commander: Major Tariq Ahmed)
 

- 15th Division
 

- 505th Infantry Brigade “The Falcon Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Ali Hassan)
 

- 721st Armored Brigade “The Panther Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Bilal Ahmed)
 

- 330th Artillery Battalion “The Thundering Artillery” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Faisal Khan)
 

- Panther Regiment
 

- 31st Panther Battalion “The Steel Panthers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Umar Khan)
 

- 55th Panther Battalion “The Thundering Panthers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Kashif Ali)
 

- 67th Panther Battalion “The Lionheart Panthers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Yasir Khan)
 

- Airborne Division: The Eagles

   - 4th Airborne Battalion

   - 5th Airborne Battalion

   - 6th Airborne Battalion
 

**0. Ankara:**
 

- Corps Commander: Lieutenant General Khalid Turk
 

- Mountain Regiment
 

- 20th Mountain  Battalion “The Lionhearts” (Commander: Major Farhan Ali)
 

- 42nd Cold Warfare Battalion “The Steel Sabers” (Commander: Major Imran Khan)
 

- 61st Hot Warfare Battalion “The Thunderbolts” (Commander: Major Tariq Ahmed)
 

- 15th Division
 

- 505th Infantry Brigade “The Falcon Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Ali Hassan)
 

- 721st Armored Brigade “The Panther Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Bilal Ahmed)
 

- 330th Artillery Battalion “The Thundering Artillery” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Faisal Khan)
 

- Panther Regiment
 

- 31st Panther Battalion “The Steel Panthers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Umar Khan)
 

- 55th Panther Battalion “The Thundering Panthers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Kashif Ali)
 

- 67th Panther Battalion “The Lionheart Panthers” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Yasir Khan)
 

 - Airborne Division: The Lions

   - 7th Airborne Battalion

   - 8th Airborne Battalion

   - 9th Airborne Battalion

**4. Thunder Corps:**
 

- Corps Commander: Lieutenant General Zainab Akhtar
 

- DEF Regiment
 

- 9th DEF Battalion “The Steel Defenders” (Commander: Major Ahmed Khan)
 

- 14th DEF Battalion “The Thundering Defenders” (Commander: Major Ali Raza)
 

- 29th DEF Battalion “The Courageous Defenders” (Commander: Major Bilal Ahmed)
 

- 35th Division
 

- 712th Infantry Brigade “The Ironclad Brigade” (Commander: Brigadier Usman Khan)
 

- 839th Armored Brigade “The Steel Titans” (Commander: Brigadier Irfan Siddiqui)
 

- 444th Artillery Battalion “The Thundering Cannons” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Hasan Ahmed)
 

- Falcon Regiment
 

- 21st Falcon Battalion “The Soaring Falcons” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Qasim Ali)
 

- 39th Falcon Battalion “The Courageous Falcons” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Farhan Malik)
 

- 50th Falcon Battalion “The Thundering Falcons” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Saad Ahmed)
 

- 10th Armored Division
 

- Steel Warriors Regiment “The Steel Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Shoaib Khan)
 

- 18th Armored Battalion “The Iron Wolves” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Yasir Ahmed)
 

- 25th Armored Battalion “The Thundering Guardians” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Talha Khan)
 

  Airborne Division: The Thunderbolts

   - 10th Airborne Battalion

   - 11th Airborne Battalion

   - 12th Airborne Battalion

**5. Kashmir Core:**
 

- Core Commander: Lieutenant General Abdullah Khan
 

- 19th Assault Kashmir Division:
 

- Division Commander: Major General Rashid Ali
 

- 1st Azad Brigade “The Free Lions” (Commander: Brigadier Usman Khan)
 

- 2nd Azad Brigade “The Courageous Lions” (Commander: Brigadier Ayesha Malik)
 

- 3rd Azad Brigade “The Lionhearts” (Commander: Brigadier Farhan Ahmed)
 

- 30th Kashmir Rifles:
 

- Division Commander: Major General Kamran Ahmed
 

- 1st Kashmir Battalion “The Thundering Bulls” (Commander: Brigadier Bilal Khan)
 

- 2nd Kashmir Battalion”The Steel Hawks” (Commander: Brigadier Nida Ali)
 

- 3rd Kashmir Battalion”The Soaring Falcons” (Commander: Brigadier Saad Khan)
 

**6. Tehran Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Mohammad Hassan

- **23rd Tehran Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Ali Reza

 - **1st Tehran Brigade “The Iron Lions” (Commander: Brigadier Ahmad Khan)**
 
 - **2nd Tehran Brigade “The Brave Hearts” (Commander: Brigadier Fatima Ali)**
 
 - **3rd Tehran Brigade “The Valiant Tigers” (Commander: Brigadier Omar Farooq)**

- **44th Tehran Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Hossein Abbas
 
 - **1st Tehran Battalion “The Flying Eagles” (Commander: Brigadier Layla Khan)**
 
 - **2nd Tehran Battalion “The Stealth Panthers” (Commander: Brigadier Kareem Ahmed)**
 
 - **3rd Tehran Battalion “The Golden Dragons” (Commander: Brigadier Noura Malik)**

**Airborne Division: The Desert Hawks**

- **20th Airborne Battalion**

- **21st Airborne Battalion**

- **22nd Airborne Battalion**

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**7. Cairo Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Ibrahim Salah

- **17th Cairo Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Ahmed Hassan

 - **1st Cairo Brigade “The Desert Wolves” (Commander: Brigadier Saeed Ali)**
 
 - **2nd Cairo Brigade “The Sand Scorpions” (Commander: Brigadier Amira Mahmoud)**
 
 - **3rd Cairo Brigade “The Nile Crocodiles” (Commander: Brigadier Hani Ahmed)**

- **32nd Cairo Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Fatima Mansour
 
 - **1st Cairo Battalion “The Pharaoh's Guard” (Commander: Brigadier Jamal Khan)**
 
 - **2nd Cairo Battalion “The Sphinx Battalion” (Commander: Brigadier Samira Ali)**
 
 - **3rd Cairo Battalion “The Oasis Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Youssef Malik)**

**Airborne Division: The Pyramid Falcons**

- **10th Airborne Battalion**

- **11th Airborne Battalion**

- **12th Airborne Battalion**

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**8. Dubai Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Khalid Abbas

- **15th Dubai Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Ali Sultan

 - **1st Dubai Brigade “The Falcon Knights” (Commander: Brigadier Sara Ahmed)**
 
 - **2nd Dubai Brigade “The Sandstorm Battalion” (Commander: Brigadier Hussain Malik)**
 
 - **3rd Dubai Brigade “The Palm Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Fatima Khan)**

- **27th Dubai Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Noura Mohammed
 
 - **1st Dubai Battalion “The Golden Sands” (Commander: Brigadier Karim Hassan)**
 
 - **2nd Dubai Battalion “The Desert Foxes” (Commander: Brigadier Amina Ali)**
 
 - **3rd Dubai Battalion “The Mirage Battalion” (Commander: Brigadier Ahmed Mansour)**

**Airborne Division: The Sky Divers**

- **7th Airborne Battalion**

- **8th Airborne Battalion**

- **9th Airborne Battalion**

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**9. Muscat Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Salim Al Said

- **12th Muscat Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Hisham Ahmed

 - **1st Muscat Brigade “The Sea Falcons” (Commander: Brigadier Fatima Salim)**
 
 - **2nd Muscat Brigade “The Mountain Eagles” (Commander: Brigadier Khalid Omar)**
 
 - **3rd Muscat Brigade “The Sultan's Guard” (Commander: Brigadier Mariam Abdullah)**

- **21st Muscat Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Abdullah Al-Mansoori
 
 - **1st Muscat Battalion “The Omani Tigers” (Commander: Brigadier Layla Abbas)**
 
 - **2nd Muscat Battalion “The Coastal Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Ahmed Al Said)**
 
 - **3rd Muscat Battalion “The Sand Serpents” (Commander: Brigadier Noura Al Said)**

**Airborne Division: The Arabian Knights**

- **4th Airborne Battalion**

- **5th Airborne Battalion**

- **6th Airborne Battalion**

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**10. Algiers Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Ahmed Belkacem

- **21st Algiers Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Hassan Ali
 
 - **1st Algiers Brigade “The Desert Lions” (Commander: Brigadier Malik Ahmed)**
 
 - **2nd Algiers Brigade “The Atlas Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Amina Boumediene)**
 
 - **3rd Algiers Brigade “The Barbary Falcons” (Commander: Brigadier Karim Ben Youssef)**

- **33rd Algiers Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Fatima Khadraoui
 
 - **1st Algiers Battalion “The Casbah Guards” (Commander: Brigadier Layla Bakhti)**
 
 - **2nd Algiers Battalion “The Berber Raiders” (Commander: Brigadier Omar Chaoui)**
 
 - **3rd Algiers Battalion “The Kabylie Rangers” (Commander: Brigadier Noura Hamza)**

**Airborne Division: The Djurdjura Eagles**

- **13th Airborne Battalion**

- **14th Airborne Battalion**

- **15th Airborne Battalion**

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**11. Istanbul Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Mehmet Yıldırım

- **22nd Istanbul Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Ayşe Demir
 
 - **1st Istanbul Brigade “The Bosphorus Guardians” (Commander: Brigadier Ali Bey)**
 
 - **2nd Istanbul Brigade “The Ottoman Knights” (Commander: Brigadier Zeynep Kaya)**
 
 - **3rd Istanbul Brigade “The Golden Horn Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Fatma Tekin)**

- **34th Istanbul Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Hasan Avcı
 
 - **1st Istanbul Battalion “The Sultan's Own” (Commander: Brigadier Selim Çelik)**
 
 - **2nd Istanbul Battalion “The Galata Rangers” (Commander: Brigadier Ayşe Yılmaz)**
 
 - **3rd Istanbul Battalion “The Byzantine Eagles” (Commander: Brigadier Murat Korkmaz)**

**Airborne Division: The Bosporus Falcons**

- **16th Airborne Battalion**

- **17th Airborne Battalion**

- **18th Airborne Battalion**

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**12. Kabul Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Mohammad Ibrahim

- **24th Kabul Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Ahmad Shah
 
 - **1st Kabul Brigade “The Mountain Wolves” (Commander: Brigadier Rahmatullah Khan)**
 
 - **2nd Kabul Brigade “The Panjshir Guardians” (Commander: Brigadier Malala Akbar)**
 
 - **3rd Kabul Brigade “The Afghan Falcons” (Commander: Brigadier Ayub Khan)**

- **45th Kabul Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Fatima Rahmat
 
 - **1st Kabul Battalion “The Khyber Rifles” (Commander: Brigadier Gul Khan)**
 
 - **2nd Kabul Battalion “The Hindu Kush Rangers” (Commander: Brigadier Zara Gul)**
 
 - **3rd Kabul Battalion “The Kabul Defenders” (Commander: Brigadier Ahmed Jan)**

**Airborne Division: The Kabul Hawks**

- **23rd Airborne Battalion**

- **24th Airborne Battalion**

- **25th Airborne Battalion**

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**13. Dhaka Core:**

- **Core Commander:** Lieutenant General Abdul Rahman

- **25th Dhaka Division:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Sultana Ahmed
 
 - **1st Dhaka Brigade “The Bengal Tigers” (Commander: Brigadier Anwar Khan)**
 
 - **2nd Dhaka Brigade “The Sundarbans Rangers” (Commander: Brigadier Fatima Rahman)**
 
 - **3rd Dhaka Brigade “The Padma Guardians” (Commander: Brigadier Rafiq Hasan)**

- **46th Dhaka Rifles:**

 - **Division Commander:** Major General Ali Akbar
 
 - **1st Dhaka Battalion “The Ganges Rifles” (Commander: Brigadier Ayesha Begum)**
 
 - **2nd Dhaka Battalion “The Chittagong Warriors” (Commander: Brigadier Ibrahim Khan)**
 
 - **3rd Dhaka Battalion “The Dhaka Defenders” (Commander: Brigadier Nusrat Ali)**

**Airborne Division: The Bengal Falcons**

- **26th Airborne Battalion**

- **27th Airborne Battalion**

- **28th Airborne Battalion**

**Northern Core - The First Islamic Caliphate Army**

**Command Structure:**

- **Core Commander:** Major General Ahmad Al-Faisal

- **Deputy Core Commander:** Brigadier Sana Khan

**Divisions and Brigades:**

1. **1st Armored Division - The Desert Lions**

   - Commanded by Major General Tariq Rahman

   - Responsible for armored and mechanized warfare in the region.

2. **2nd Infantry Division - The Iron Wolves**

   - Commanded by Major General Ali Hassan

   - Responsible for ground-based infantry operations and territorial defense.

3. **3rd Mountain Division - The Snow Leopard Regiment**

   - Commanded by Brigadier Ayesha Malik

   - Specialized in mountain warfare and high-altitude operations.

4. **4th Artillery Brigade - The Thunderbolts**

   - Commanded by Brigadier Farhan Malik

   - Responsible for artillery support and missile units.

5. **6th Special Forces Brigade - The Silent Shadows**

   - Commanded by Colonel Zara Khan

   - Elite special forces unit specializing in covert operations and counter-terrorism.

6. **8th Air Defense Brigade - The Sky Sentinels**

   - Commanded by Brigadier Rashid Ahmed

   - Responsible for air defense and anti-aircraft operations.

7. **10th Engineer Brigade - The Shield Builders**

   - Commanded by Brigadier Samir Khan

   - Responsible for construction, fortification, and obstacle clearance.

8. **12th Infantry Brigade - The Northern Light Infantry**

   - Commanded by Brigadier Saifullah Khan

   - Specialized infantry brigade known for its combat effectiveness and adaptability in diverse terrains.



 

**Electrical and Mechanical Engineering ,Signals and Army Air Defense Core(EMESAADC) :**

The Electrical and Mechanical Engineering ,Signals and Army Air Defense Core(EMESAADC) is an integral part of the Army ensuring the seamless functioning of electronic warfare Systems, Signals, Engineering and Air Defense

- **EME Regiment Commander:** Major General Farhan Abbas

Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Section:
Section Commander: Colonel Shahbaz Khizr

-1st Electrical Engineering Battalion "The Lightning Makers" (Commander: Major Arham Irani)
-2nd Mechanical Engineering Battalion "The Combat Builders" (Commander: Major Abdul Hadi)
-3rd Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Battalion "The Fighting Engineers" (Commander: Major Ali Rehman)

Signals Section:

- Regiment Commander: Colonel Hasan Ali

   - 1st Signals Battalion "The Thundering Relayers" (Commander: Major Asif Khan)

   - 2nd Signals Battalion "The Lightning Signals" (Commander: Major Ayesha Malik)

   - 3rd Signals Battalion "The Rapid Connectors" (Commander: Major Bilal Ahmed)

Army Air Defence Section:

- Regiment Commander: Colonel Khurram Haman

   - 1st SAM Battalion "The Fast Missile Killer" (Commander: Major Asif Khan)

   - 2nd Anti-Air Craft Artillery Battalion "The Air Exploders" (Commander: Major Ayesha Malik)

   - 3rd Air Defence Battalion "The Rapid Killers" (Commander: Major Bilal Ahmed)

Composition:

1. **Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) Batteries**:
  - *Weapons*: Al-Samim 1 (Medium-range SAM system), Al-Samim 2 (Long-range SAM system)
  - *Description*: Equipped with sophisticated SAM systems, these batteries are capable of engaging and neutralizing hostile aircraft and missiles at varying ranges, providing a formidable layer of air defence.

2. **Anti-Aircraft Artillery Units**:
  - *Weapons*: Al-Harb AA Gun (Towed anti-aircraft gun), Al-Fajr AAA System (Self-propelled anti-aircraft artillery)
  - *Description*: These units deploy a range of anti-aircraft weaponry, including towed guns and self-propelled artillery, to intercept and destroy enemy aircraft and drones flying at lower altitudes.

3. **Radar Surveillance Network**:
  - *Equipment*: Al-Nazar Radar System (Long-range surveillance radar), Al-Haris Radar Network (Mobile radar system)
     F-800:Short Range Radar System Maximum detection:10000M AGL Minimum:0M AGL 400 KM On Each Radar
     F900:Medium Range Radar System Maximum detection:50000M AGL Minimum:10000M AGL 5000 KM on Each  Radar
     F-10000:Long Range Radar System Maximum Detection:5000000 Maximum AGL Minimum:50000M AGL 50000 KM on each
  - *Description*: The core operates an extensive radar surveillance network comprising long-range and mobile radar systems, enabling early detection and tracking of aerial threats across the airspace and also being able to act as a jammer.

4. **Command and Control Center**:
  - *Facility*: Al-Himaya Air Defence Operations Center
  - *Description*: The core's command and control center serves as the nerve center for air defence operations, coordinating the deployment of assets and orchestrating response measures to aerial threats in real-time.

5. **Man-portable Air Defence Systems (MANPADS)**:
  - *Weapons*: Al-Qasif MANPADS
  - *Description*: Infantry units are equipped with MANPADS for mobile and rapid response to low-flying enemy aircraft and helicopters, enhancing the core's flexibility and coverage.

Al-Dair Defense System

Overview

The Al-Dair Defense System is a state-of-the-art, multi-layered defense network designed to protect the First Islamic Caliphate from a wide range of threats, including aerial, missile, and ground attacks. The system integrates advanced radar, missile interception, and electronic warfare capabilities to ensure comprehensive security.

Components

Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) Batteries

• Weapons: Al-Madafi 1 (Medium-range SAM system), Al-Madafi 2(Long-range SAM system)
• Description: Equipped with sophisticated SAM systems, these batteries are capable of engaging and neutralizing hostile aircraft and missiles at varying ranges, providing a formidable layer of air defense.

Radar and Early Warning Systems

• High-Frequency Radar Stations: F-10000 Radar Systems
  • Description: Located at strategic points along the borders and critical infrastructure sites. These radars are capable of detecting aircraft,stealth aircraft, ballistic missiles, and low-flying cruise missiles.
• Satellite Surveillance
  • Description: A network of geostationary and low-earth orbit satellites for continuous monitoring. Equipped with infrared and optical sensors for real-time data transmission.

Missile Defense Units

• Short-Range Missile Defense
  • System: Al-Safir SAM System
  • Description: Designed to intercept short-range ballistic and cruise missiles. Mobile launchers are positioned near urban centers and military bases.
• Medium-Range Missile Defense
  • System: Al-Najm SAM System
  • Description: Capable of targeting medium-range missiles and aircraft. Deployment includes both fixed and mobile units covering key strategic areas.
• Long-Range Missile Defense
  • System: Al-Raad BMD System
  • Description: Intercepts long-range ballistic missiles in mid-flight and terminal phases. Fixed installations ensure coverage even in the case of localized attacks.
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
  • Types: Surveillance drones and armed drones
  • Description: Surveillance drones for early detection and armed drones for precision strikes. Operated from both ground control stations and naval vessels.

Electronic Warfare and Cyber Defense

• Electronic Warfare Units
  • Functions: Jamming enemy radar, communication systems, and GPS signals.
  • Deployment: Mobile units that can be quickly relocated based on threat assessment.
• Cyber Defense Command
  • Functions: Protects critical infrastructure from cyber-attacks and conducts offensive cyber operations against adversaries. Works closely with national intelligence agencies to monitor and counter cyber threats.

Ground Defense Units

• Anti-Tank Systems
  • System: Al-Harith
  • Description: Equipped with advanced anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) and rapid-firing cannons. Deployed along potential ground invasion routes and key defensive positions.
• Quick Reaction Forces (QRF)
  • Composition: Highly trained infantry units supported by armored vehicles and artillery. Positioned near high-risk areas for rapid deployment.

Naval Defense Units

• Coastal Defense Batteries
  • System: Al-Bahr
  • Description: Equipped with anti-ship missiles and coastal artillery. Deployed along the coastline to protect against naval invasions and blockades.
• Naval Patrols
  • Fleet: Al-Nasr
  • Description: Fast attack crafts and corvettes for patrolling territorial waters and intercepting enemy vessels. Based at major naval bases and key ports.

Strategic Reserves

• Missile Reserve
  • System: Al-Kifah
  • Description: Stockpile of strategic and tactical missiles ready for rapid deployment in case of an escalated conflict.

Deployment Strategy

The Al-Dair Defense System is designed to be flexible and responsive, with mobile units that can be quickly redeployed based on threat assessment. The integration of advanced radar systems, comprehensive missile defense units, and a robust command and control center ensures that the First Islamic Caliphate remains protected against a wide array of threats.
 

M88A2 Hercules (American)

Role: Armored Recovery Vehicle

Description: Heavy-duty recovery vehicle capable of towing disabled tanks and heavy vehicles.

Bergepanzer 3 Büffel (German)

Role: Armored Recovery Vehicle

Description: Armored recovery vehicle with crane and winch for tank recovery and repair operations.

FV434 (British)

Role: Armored Repair and Recovery Vehicle

Description: Armored vehicle equipped with a crane and workshop tools for on-field repairs.

K1 ARV (South Korean)

Role: Armored Vehicle Repair

Description: Designed to support main battle tanks in field conditions with repair capabilities.

MTVR Wrecker (American)

Role: Tactical Recovery Vehicle

Description: Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement wrecker variant equipped with towing and recovery equipment for medium vehicles.

MAN 10t Multi (German)

Role: Maintenance Vehicle

Description: Multi-purpose vehicle with workshop and spare parts storage for on-field maintenance.

KAMAZ-6350 (Russian)

Role: Heavy Utility Truck

Description: Used for transporting spare parts and maintenance personnel.

M1070 HET (American)

Role: Heavy Equipment Transporter

Description: Used for transporting heavy equipment, including tanks and armored vehicles.

Scania G410 (Swedish)

Role: Heavy-Duty Transporter

Description: Capable of carrying various military equipment for logistical support.

Mercedes-Benz Unimog (German)

Role: Mobile Workshop Vehicle

Description: Versatile vehicle equipped with tools and equipment for field repairs.

IVECO LMV (Italian)

Role: Light Multirole Vehicle

Description: Equipped as a mobile workshop for quick repairs and maintenance tasks.

LeTourneau L-2350 (American)

Role: Heavy-Duty Crane

Description: Used for lifting and recovering damaged vehicles.

Liebherr LTM 1090 (German)

Role: Mobile Crane

Description: With a long reach, used for vehicle recovery and repair tasks.

Ural-4320 (Russian)

Role: All-Terrain Vehicle

Description: Used for transporting maintenance teams and equipment in challenging terrains.

Tatra T815 (Czech)

Role: Heavy-Duty Truck

Description: Used for transporting heavy equipment and providing logistical support.

 Signals Regiment Vehicles (First Islamic Caliphate Armed Forces)

The Signals Regiment is equipped with advanced vehicles to ensure reliable communication and electronic warfare capabilities. Here are the 15 vehicles in the Signals Regiment:

1. **AN/TTC-56 (American)**
  - **Role**: Tactical Communications Center
  - **Description**: Mobile communications hub providing secure voice and data communication in tactical environments.

2. **BTR-152 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Command and Communication Vehicle
  - **Description**: Armored vehicle equipped with communication systems for command and control.

3. **Fuchs TPz-1 (German)**
  - **Role**: Armored Command Post Vehicle
  - **Description**: Armored vehicle serving as a mobile command post with extensive communication capabilities.

4. **M577 (American)**
  - **Role**: Armored Command Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides a mobile command and control center with enhanced communication equipment.

5. **Land Rover Defender (British)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Radio Vehicle
  - **Description**: Equipped with radio communication systems for field operations.

6. **Mercedes-Benz Zetros (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Communication Center
  - **Description**: Rugged vehicle providing robust communication and command capabilities.

7. **Kamaz 4310 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Signal Relay Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides extended range for communication signals in field operations.

8. **MAN SX45 (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Command Post
  - **Description**: Heavy-duty vehicle equipped with communication systems for command and control.

9. **IVECO 40.10WM (Italian)**
  - **Role**: Field Communication Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides secure and reliable communication in various field environments.

10. **Renault Sherpa (French)**
   - **Role**: Tactical Communication Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures continuous communication for tactical units.

11. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
   - **Role**: Communication Support Vehicle
   - **Description**: Supports field communication systems and provides maintenance capabilities.

12. **SISU E13TP (Finnish)**
   - **Role**: Mobile Electronic Warfare Vehicle
   - **Description**: Equipped with electronic warfare systems to disrupt enemy communications.

13. **Ural-4320 (Russian)**
   - **Role**: Signal Support Vehicle
   - **Description**: Supports communication infrastructure and provides logistical support.

14. **Tatra T815 (Czech)**
   - **Role**: Signal Equipment Transporter
   - **Description**: Transports communication equipment and provides logistical support.

15. **Mercedes-Benz Unimog (German)**
   - **Role**: Mobile Communication Repair Vehicle
   - **Description**: Equipped with tools and spare parts for repairing communication systems in the field.
 

**Gurkha Corps of The First Islamic Caliphate:**

- Corps Commander: Major General Rajendra Thapa

**Himalayan Infantry Division:**

- Division Commander: Major General Rajendra Thapa

  **Gurkha Brigade:**

  - Brigade Commander: Colonel Durga Bahadur Rana

    - 1st Gurkha Battalion “The Lions of the Peaks” (Commander: Major Ahmad Khan)

    - 2nd Gurkha Battalion “The Soaring Falcons” (Commander: Major Bilal Hassan)

    - 3rd Gurkha Battalion “The Thundering Thunderbolts” (Commander: Major Imran Ali)

  **Alpine Armored Division:**

  - Division Commander: Major General Rajendra Thapa

    - 351st Armored Brigade “The Ironclad Guardians” (Commander: Brigadier Usman Malik)

    - 502nd Mechanized Brigade “The Steel Vanguard” (Commander: Brigadier Irfan Siddiqui)

    - 224th Artillery Battalion “The Thundering Cannons” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Hasan Ahmed)

**Mountain Reconnaissance Brigade:**

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Keshav Gurung

  **Summit Regiment:**

  - Regiment Commander: Colonel Roshan Lama

    - 4th Summit Battalion “The Granite Defenders” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Adnan Khan)

    - 6th Summit Battalion “The Courageous Ascents” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Khalid Saleem)

    - 11th Summit Battalion “The Echoing Guardians” (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Shahid Hassan)

**Gurkha Special Operations Group:**

- Group Commander: Colonel Kiran Thapa

  - ISF Alpha Commando Unit “The Elite Lions” (Commander: Colonel Saad Khan)

  - ISF Bravo Commando Unit “The Stealth Hawks” (Commander: Colonel Ali Akhtar)

  - ISF Reconnaissance Unit “The Thundering Falcons” (Commander: Colonel Waseem Siddiqui)

**Gurkha Support Battalion:**

- Battalion Commander: Colonel Narayan Shrestha

**Gurkha Aviation Squadron:**

- Squadron Commander: Wing Commander Bikram Thapa

   - Airborne Division: The Skyward Falcons

      - 1st Airborne Battalion (Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Keshav Thapa)

      - 2nd Airborne Battalion (Commander: Major Ram Bahadur)

      - 3rd Airborne Battalion (Commander: Major Suresh Gurung)

The Gurkha Corps of The First Islamic Caliphate represents the strength of the mountains, safeguarding the nation's integrity with unwavering courage.

Military Police Core:

 Military Police Core

The Military Police Core is responsible for maintaining discipline, law enforcement, and security within the armed forces. They also perform peacekeeping, combat support, and civil law enforcement functions.

 Brigade 1

**1st Military Police Brigade**

- **Brigade Commander**: Brigadier General Raza Ali

**Regiments:**

1. **Military Police Battalion**
  - Role: Law enforcement, traffic control, and base security
  - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Khan

2. **Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Unit**
  - Role: Counter-terrorism and special operations support
  - Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Khalid Mehmood

3. **Criminal Investigation Division (CID)**
  - Role: Investigate serious crimes within the military
  - Commander: Major Sanaullah Malik

4. **Provost Marshal's Office**
  - Role: Command and control of military police activities
  - Commander: Major General Abdul Qadir

5. **Corrections Battalion**
  - Role: Operation of military prisons and detention facilities
  - Commander: Colonel Yousuf Khan

 Brigade 2

**2nd Military Police Brigade**

- **Brigade Commander**: Brigadier General Ayesha Siddiqui

**Regiments:**

6. **Field MP Company**
  - Role: Support for deployed forces, law enforcement, and security
  - Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Faizan Ali

7. **Police Intelligence Unit**
  - Role: Intelligence gathering and analysis for military police operations
  - Commander: Major Naeem Shah

8. **Combat Support Battalion**
  - Role: Protection of critical infrastructure and high-value assets
  - Commander: Colonel Hamza Rashid

9. **Special Response Unit**
  - Role: Rapid response to incidents requiring military police intervention
  - Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Asma Khan

10. **Military Working Dog Unit**
   - Role: Use of trained dogs for security, detection, and patrol
   - Commander: Major Saadat Ali

 Brigade 3

**3rd Military Police Brigade**

- **Brigade Commander**: Brigadier General Imran Shah

**Regiments:**

11. **Traffic Control Unit**
   - Role: Traffic management and accident investigations
   - Commander: Colonel Usman Mahmood

12. **Security and Protection Battalion**
   - Role: Personal security details for high-ranking officials and VIPs
   - Commander: Major Aamir Khan

13. **Legal Services Battalion**
   - Role: Provide legal support and advice to military police operations
   - Commander: Colonel Farah Ahmed

14. **Cybersecurity Unit**
   - Role: Protect military networks and investigate cybercrimes
   - Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Sara Shahid

15. **Community Policing Unit**
   - Role: Engage with local communities and provide support during civil emergencies
   - Commander: Major Bilal Riaz

 

Vehicles

1. **Toyota Land Cruiser  (Japanese)**
  - Role: Patrol and rapid response
  - Description: Robust and reliable vehicle for law enforcement and security operations.

2. **Ford Ranger (American)**
  - Role: Tactical operations and transport
  - Description: Light-duty truck used for various military police tasks.

3. **M1117 Guardian (American)**
  - Role: Armored security vehicle (SWAT Unit)
  - Description: Provides protection for SWAT operations in high-risk environments.

4. **Chevrolet Suburban (American)**
  - Role: Undercover operations and transport (CID)
  - Description: SUV used for covert investigations and transporting personnel.

5. **Volvo Gran Artic 300 Customized for Command and Control**
  - Role: Mobile command post 
  - Description: Equipped with communication and command tools for managing military police activities.

6. **Volvo Gran Artic 300 Customized for Prisoner Transport**
  - Role: Secure prisoner transport (Corrections Battalion)
  - Description: Armored vehicle for safe transport of detainees and prisoners.

7. **Land Rover Defender (British)**
  - Role: Patrol and reconnaissance (Field MP Company)
  - Description: Versatile vehicle for military police operations in various terrains.

8. **Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (German)**
  - Role: Intelligence gathering and surveillance (Police Intelligence Unit)
  - Description: Van used for mobile surveillance and intelligence operations.

9. **HMMWV (American)**
  - Role: Tactical support and transport (Combat Support Battalion)
  - Description: Light tactical vehicle for combat and support operations.

10. **M1151 Enhanced Armament Carrier (American)**
   - Role: Rapid response and intervention (Special Response Unit)
   - Description: Armored vehicle for quick deployment to critical incidents.

11. **Toyota Hilux (Japanese)**
   - Role: Dog handling and transport (Military Working Dog Unit)
   - Description: Vehicle equipped for handling military working dogs and their handlers.

12. **Mitsubishi Pajero (Japanese)**
   - Role: Traffic management and enforcement (Traffic Control Unit)
   - Description: SUV for traffic control operations and accident response.

13. **BMW X5 (German)**
   - Role: VIP protection and security (Security and Protection Battalion)
   - Description: Luxury vehicle used for VIP transport and personal security details.

14. **Volvo XC90 (Swedish)**
   - Role: Legal support and transport (Legal Services Battalion)
   - Description: SUV for legal officers providing support to military police operations.

15. **Daihatsu Terios (Japanese)**
   - Role: Cyber operations and security (Cybersecurity Unit)
   - Description: Vehicle equipped with cybersecurity tools for mobile operations.

16. **Nissan Navara (Japanese)**
   - Role: Community engagement and support (Community Policing Unit)
   - Description: Pickup truck used for community policing and emergency response.

17.**Audi A8(German)**
   - Role: Patrolling and Response
   - Description: Sedan used for community policing and emergency response.

Equipment
1. **Small Arms**
  - Includes pistols, rifles, and submachine guns for personal defense and law enforcement.

2. **Body Armor**
  - Bulletproof vests and helmets for personal protection during operations.

3. **Radio Communication Systems**
  - Handheld radios and vehicle-mounted communication equipment for coordination.

4. **Surveillance Equipment**
  - Cameras, listening devices, and other surveillance tools for investigations.

5. **Riot Control Gear**
  - Shields, batons, tear gas, and non-lethal weapons for crowd control.

6. **Forensic Tools**
  - Equipment for collecting and analyzing evidence during criminal investigations.

7. **Breaching Equipment**
  - Tools for forced entry and building clearance during operations.

8. **Medical Kits**
  - First aid supplies and trauma kits for emergency medical treatment.

9. **Robotics**
  - Remote-controlled devices for bomb disposal and hazardous material handling.

10. **Navigation and GPS**
   - Systems for location tracking and route planning during operations.

11. **Tactical Lights**
   - Flashlights and vehicle-mounted lights for nighttime operations.

12. **Toolkits and Maintenance Equipment**
   - Tools for vehicle and equipment maintenance in the field.

13. **Specialized Vehicles Modifications**
   - Armored plating, weapon mounts, and other vehicle modifications for specific roles.

 Overview

The Military Police Core ensures discipline and security within the First Islamic Caliphate armed forces. They are equipped and trained to handle a wide range of missions, from law enforcement and traffic control to counter-terrorism and cyber defense, ensuring operational readiness and safety across military installations and operations.
 

**Military Engineering Service (MES):**

- Head of MES: Brigadier General Ayesha Malik

**MES Divisions:**

1. **Alpha MES Division**

   - Division Commander: Colonel Farhan Ahmed

   - 1st Engineer Brigade "The Builders of Faith" (Commander: Major Nida Khan)

   - 2nd Engineer Brigade "The Foundation Guardians" (Commander: Major Bilal Ali)

2. **Bravo MES Division**

   - Division Commander: Colonel Imran Khan

   - 3rd Engineer Brigade "The Builders of Unity" (Commander: Major Sara Ahmed)

   - 4th Engineer Brigade "The Foundation Defenders" (Commander: Major Saad Malik)

**MES Battalions:**

1. **Alpha MES Battalion "The Swift Constructors"**

   - Battalion Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Hasan Ali

2. **Bravo MES Battalion "The Pioneering Engineers"**

   - Battalion Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Aisha Khan

3. **Charlie MES Battalion "The Steadfast Builders"**

   - Battalion Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Farooq Ahmed

 Missile and Nuclear Division (MAND) of The First Islamic Caliphate

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**Missile and Nuclear Division (MAND):**

The Missile and Nuclear Division (MAND) of The First Islamic Caliphate is responsible for handling the nation's nuclear arsenal, including nuclear and thermonuclear warheads, and missile systems. The division ensures the security, maintenance, and deployment of these strategic assets.

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**Division Commander:** General Raheel Muhammad

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**Nuclear Warheads Section:**

**Section Commander:** Brigadier General Tariq Khan

- **1st Nuclear Battalion "The Atomic Sentinels"** (Commander: Colonel Ahmed Sharif)
- **2nd Thermonuclear Battalion "The Fusion Forces"** (Commander: Colonel Iqbal Hussain)
- **3rd Control Battalion "The Radiant Engineers"** (Commander: Colonel Nasir Malik)

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**Missile Systems Section:**

**Section Commander:** Brigadier General Khalid Rehman

- **1st Ballistic Missile Battalion "The Long Reach"** (Commander: Colonel Faisal Mirza)
- **2nd Cruise Missile Battalion "The Precision Strikers"** (Commander: Colonel Saeed Akhtar)
- **3rd Hypersonic Missile Battalion "The Speed Demons"** (Commander: Colonel Zeeshan Ali)

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### Response System: Strategic Command and Control (SCC)

The Strategic Command and Control (SCC) system is the backbone of MAND's ability to respond to threats and launch weapons under the command of the Caliph and military leadership.

**Key Components of SCC:**

1. **Strategic Operations Center (SOC):**
  - **Location:** Classified
  - **Function:** The nerve center of MAND, where all strategic decisions are made. Equipped with real-time intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities.
  - **Personnel:** Commanded by General Raheel Muhammad, with a team of senior military officers and technical experts.

2. **High Command Communication Network (HCCN):**
  - **Function:** A secure and encrypted communication network that links the Caliph, military leadership, and SOC. Ensures instant and secure communication for decision-making and command dissemination.
  - **Features:** Advanced encryption, multiple redundancies, and cybersecurity measures.

3. **Automated Threat Detection System (ATDS):**
  - **Function:** Monitors global and regional threats in real-time using satellites, radar, and other ISR assets. Capable of identifying potential threats, including missile launches and troop movements.
  - **Response:** Triggers automatic alerts to SOC and initiates defensive protocols.

4. **Integrated Missile Launch Platform (IMLP):**
  - **Function:** A sophisticated platform that integrates all missile systems, allowing for coordinated launches. Can be operated manually by authorized personnel or automatically in case of confirmed threats.
  - **Capabilities:** Simultaneous multi-missile launches, real-time target adjustments, and fail-safe mechanisms to prevent unauthorized launches.

5. **Command and Control Vehicles (CCVs):**
  - **Al-Buraq Command and Control Vehicle:**
    - **Description:** Mobile command centers equipped with communication, planning, and execution tools. Can operate independently if SOC is compromised.
  - **Al-Tariq Mobile Radar Unit:**
    - **Description:** Provides real-time threat tracking and data to SOC and CCVs.

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**Nuclear and Thermonuclear Warheads:**

1. **Al-Mudamir Nuclear-Hydrogen Mix Warhead**
2. **Al-Najm Thermonuclear Warhead**
3. **Al-Raad Nuclear Warhead**
4. **Al-Fatah Thermonuclear Warhead**
5. **Al-Buraq Nuclear Warhead**
6. **Al-Safira Thermonuclear Warhead**
7. **Al-Nasr Nuclear Warhead**
8. **Al-Battar Thermonuclear Warhead**
9. **Al-Mujahid Nuclear Warhead**
10. **Al-Farooq Thermonuclear Warhead**
11. **Al-Zulfiqar Nuclear Warhead**
12. **Al-Harith Thermonuclear Warhead**
13. **Al-Ghaffar Nuclear Warhead**
14. **Al-Saif Thermonuclear Warhead**
15. **Al-Tariq Nuclear Warhead**
16. **Al-Hassan Thermonuclear Warhead**
17. **Al-Mustafa Nuclear Warhead**
18. **Al-Wahid Thermonuclear Warhead**
19. **Al-Rashid Nuclear Warhead**
20. **Al-Aziz Thermonuclear Warhead**
21. **Al-Muqtadir Nuclear Warhead**
22. **Al-Jabbar Thermonuclear Warhead**
23. **Al-Malik Nuclear Warhead**
24. **Al-Qadir Thermonuclear Warhead**
25. **Al-Khaliq Nuclear Warhead**
26. **Al-Hadi Thermonuclear Warhead**
27. **Al-Muhaymin Nuclear Warhead**
28. **Al-Muqaddim Thermonuclear Warhead**
29. **Al-Muakhkhir Nuclear Warhead**
30. **Al-Rafi Thermonuclear Warhead**
31. **Al-Muizz Nuclear Warhead**
32. **Al-Mubarak Thermonuclear Warhead**
33. **Al-Matin Nuclear Warhead**
34. **Al-Muhsin Thermonuclear Warhead**
35. **Al-Muqtadir Nuclear Warhead**
36. **Al-Hafiz Thermonuclear Warhead**
37. **Al-Majid Nuclear Warhead**
38. **Al-Majeed Thermonuclear Warhead**
39. **Al-Mughni Nuclear Warhead**
40. **Al-Mughira Thermonuclear Warhead**
41. **Al-Muqtadir Nuclear Warhead**
42. **Al-Mujaddid Thermonuclear Warhead**
43. **Al-Muhit Nuclear Warhead**
44. **Al-Muhaymin Thermonuclear Warhead**
45. **Al-Malik Nuclear Warhead**
46. **Al-Mukhtar Thermonuclear Warhead**
47. **Al-Mudathir Nuclear Warhead**
48. **Al-Mughni Thermonuclear Warhead**
49. **Al-Muqtadir Nuclear Warhead**
50. **Al-Muntasir Thermonuclear Warhead**
51. **Al-Muqtadir Nuclear Warhead**
52. **Al-Muizz Thermonuclear Warhead**
53. **Al-Muhsin Nuclear Warhead**
54. **Al-Muntaqim Thermonuclear Warhead**
55. **Al-Majid Nuclear Warhead**
56. **Al-Mughir Thermonuclear Warhead**
57. **Al-Mumtaz Nuclear Warhead**
58. **Al-Muhaymin Thermonuclear Warhead**
59. **Al-Muqtadir Nuclear Warhead**
60. **Al-Muiz Thermonuclear Warhead**
61. **Al-Mukarram Nuclear Warhead**
62. **Al-Mujahid Thermonuclear Warhead**
63. **Al-Musharraf Nuclear Warhead**
64. **Al-Mukhtar Thermonuclear Warhead**
65. **Al-Muntazir Nuclear Warhead**
66. **Al-Muntaqim Thermonuclear Warhead**
67. **Al-Mukhlis Nuclear Warhead**
68. **Al-Muqaddir Thermonuclear Warhead**
69. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
70. **Al-Muqaddim Thermonuclear Warhead**
71. **Al-Muqallad Nuclear Warhead**
72. **Al-Muqawim Thermonuclear Warhead**
73. **Al-Muqbadir Nuclear Warhead**
74. **Al-Muqaddas Thermonuclear Warhead**
75. **Al-Muqaddir Nuclear Warhead**
76. **Al-Muqaddim Thermonuclear Warhead**
77. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
78. **Al-Muqallid Thermonuclear Warhead**
79. **Al-Muqawil Nuclear Warhead**
80. **Al-Muqawim Thermonuclear Warhead**
81. **Al-Muqbadir Nuclear Warhead**
82. **Al-Muqaddas Thermonuclear Warhead**
83. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
84. **Al-Muqaddim Thermonuclear Warhead**
85. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
86. **Al-Muqallid Thermonuclear Warhead**
87. **Al-Muqawil Nuclear Warhead**
88. **Al-Muqawim Thermonuclear Warhead**
89. **Al-Muqbadir Nuclear Warhead**
90. **Al-Muqaddas Thermonuclear Warhead**
91. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
92. **Al-Muqaddim Thermonuclear Warhead**
93. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
94. **Al-Muqallid Thermonuclear Warhead**
95. **Al-Muqawil Nuclear Warhead**
96. **Al-Muqawim Thermonuclear Warhead**
97. **Al-Muqbadir Nuclear Warhead**
98. **Al-Muqaddas Thermonuclear Warhead**
99. **Al-Muqaddim Nuclear Warhead**
100. **Al-Muqaddim Thermonuclear Warhead**

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**Missile Systems:**

1. **Al-Sawm High-Hypersonic Missile**
  - **Speed:** Mach 25 (30,870 kilometers per hour)
  - **Description:** This missile represents the pinnacle of hypersonic technology. It can navigate through space and traverse long distances with pinpoint accuracy. Equipped with advanced guidance systems, it ensures unparalleled precision in targeting enemy assets. It also possesses inherent destructive capabilities, making it effective even without a warhead.

2. **Al-Najm Ballistic

Missile**
  - **Range:** 5,000 kilometers
  - **Description:** A medium-range ballistic missile capable of delivering both conventional and nuclear payloads with high accuracy. It is designed for rapid deployment and strategic strikes.

3. **Al-Raad Cruise Missile**
  - **Range:** 3,000 kilometers
  - **Description:** A precision-guided cruise missile designed to strike high-value targets with minimal collateral damage. It can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads.

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**Vehicles for MAND:**

1. **Al-Fateh Mobile Missile Launcher**
  - **Description:** Capable of transporting and launching various types of missiles. It is equipped with advanced targeting systems and electronic countermeasures.

2. **Al-Buraq Command and Control Vehicle**
  - **Description:** Provides real-time communication and coordination for missile and nuclear operations. It is equipped with state-of-the-art encryption and cybersecurity systems.

3. **Al-Tariq Mobile Radar Unit**
  - **Description:** Equipped with long-range detection and tracking systems, capable of identifying and tracking airborne threats and missile launches.

4. **Al-Mujahid Armored Transport Vehicle**
  - **Description:** Used for the secure transportation of nuclear warheads and missile components. It is heavily armored and equipped with countermeasures against interception.

5. **Al-Aziz Maintenance and Repair Vehicle**
  - **Description:** Designed for field maintenance and repair of missile systems and launchers. It includes advanced tools and diagnostic equipment.

6. **Al-Sami Logistics Support Vehicle**
  - **Description:** Provides logistical support, including the transportation of fuel, spare parts, and other essential supplies for missile operations.

 Army Aviation Corps:

**Transport Squadrons:**

1. No. 1 Transport Squadron "Golden Wings" - NHIndustries NH90 (Squadron Leader: Major Asad Mahmood)

2. No. 2 Transport Squadron "Swift Airlifters" - Mil Mi-17 (Squadron Leader: Major Aisha Khan)

3. No. 3 Transport Squadron "Stealth Phantoms" - Sikorsky S-70i Black Hawk (Squadron Leader: Major Usman Ali)

4. No. 4 Transport Squadron "Shadow Hawks" - Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Squadron Leader: Major Sara Malik)

5. No. 5 Transport Squadron "Thunder Riders" - Eurocopter AS532 Cougar (Squadron Leader: Major Ahmed Shah)

**Utility Squadrons:**

6. No. 6 Utility Squadron "Silver Falcons" - Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil (Squadron Leader: Captain Hina Abbas)

7. No. 7 Utility Squadron "Stealth Hawks" - Bell OH-58 Kiowa (Squadron Leader: Captain Saad Ahmed)

8. No. 8 Utility Squadron "Sky Griffins" - Mil Mi-8 Hip (Squadron Leader: Captain Ayesha Khan)

9. No. 9 Utility Squadron "Swift Raptors" - Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk (Squadron Leader: Captain Usman Ali)

10. No. 10 Utility Squadron "Shadow Ravens" - Eurocopter EC725 Caracal (Squadron Leader: Captain Sara Ahmed)

**Attack Squadrons:**

11. No. 11 Attack Squadron "Nightmares" - AH-64 Apache (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Khalid Mahmood)

12. No. 12 Attack Squadron "Sky Raiders" - Mi-28 Havoc (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed Shah)

13. No. 13 Attack Squadron "Deathstalkers" - AH-1Z Viper (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Aisha Khan)

14. No. 14 Attack Squadron "Shadow Wolves" - AH-1W Super Cobra (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Saad Ali)

15. No. 15 Attack Squadron "Thunderbolts" - Kamov Ka-52 Alligator (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Sara Malik)

**Reconnaissance and Surveillance Squadrons:**

16. No. 16 Reconnaissance Squadron "Seahawks" - Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk (Squadron Leader: Major Faizan Ahmed)

17. No. 17 Reconnaissance Squadron "Ghost Riders" - Eurocopter AS550 Fennec (Squadron Leader: Major Kamran Ali)

18. No. 18 Reconnaissance Squadron "Swift Eyes" - Bell OH-58 Kiowa (Squadron Leader: Major Zoya Malik)

19. No. 19 Reconnaissance Squadron "Stealth Guardians" - Eurocopter EC725 Caracal (Squadron Leader: Major Tariq Ahmed)

20. No. 20 Reconnaissance Squadron "Night Stalkers" - Boeing CH-47 Chinook (Squadron Leader: Major Aliya Khan)

**Command and Control Squadrons:**

21. No. 21 Command and Control Squadron "Guardian Hawks" - Boeing CH-47 Chinook (Customized Control Room) (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Asad Mehmood)

22. No. 22 Command and Control Squadron "Eagle Eyes" - Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion (Customized Control Room) (Squadron Leader: Lieutenant Colonel Zoya Ali)

**Medical Evacuation Squadrons:**

23. No. 23 Medical Evacuation Squadron "Lifesavers" - Eurocopter EC135 (Squadron Leader: Captain Ahmed Malik)

24. No. 24 Medical Evacuation Squadron "Angel Wings" - Eurocopter EC145 (Squadron Leader: Captain Amina Ahmed)

25. No. 25 Medical Evacuation Squadron "Phoenix Medics" - Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Squadron Leader: Captain Usman Khan)

**Combat Search and Rescue Squadrons:**

26. No. 26 Combat Search and Rescue Squadron "Rescue Knights" - Sikorsky HH-60H Rescue Hawk (Squadron Leader: Major Sara Khan)

27. No. 27 Combat Search and Rescue Squadron "Phoenix Guardians" - AgustaWestland AW139 (Squadron Leader: Major Saad Ali)

28. No. 28 Combat Search and Rescue Squadron "Thunderstorm Angels" - Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion (Squadron Leader: Major Ayesha Khan)

**Training Squadrons:**

29. No. 29 Training Squadron "Sky Instructors" - Bell 206 JetRanger Training Helicopters (Squadron Leader: Captain Faizan Ahmed)

30. No. 30 Training Squadron "Silver Talons" - Eurocopter EC635 Training Helicopters (Squadron Leader: Captain Zoya Ali)

VTOL Squadrons:
VTOL Aircraft Squadrons (Army)

31. 653 VTOL Squadron "Sky Guardians"  
  - Aircraft: V-22 Osprey  
  - Role: Rapid Deployment and Transport

32. 847 VTOL Squadron "Iron Eagles"  
  - Aircraft: V-22 Osprey  
  - Role: Special Operations Support

33. 912 VTOL Squadron "Storm Riders"  
  - Aircraft: V-22 Osprey  
  - Role: Tactical Airlift

34. 735 VTOL Squadron "Falcon Warriors"  
  - Aircraft: V-22 Osprey  
  - Role: Combat Search and Rescue

35. 521 VTOL Squadron "Thunder Hawks
  - Aircraft: V-22 Osprey  
  - Role: Medical Evacuation and Logistics

Heavy Army Transport:
36.237 Transport Squadron "Iron Eagles"

• Aircraft: MI-17
• Role: Tactical Airlift

37.792 Transport Squadron "Thunder Hawks"

• Aircraft: MI-26
• Role: Heavy Lift Transport

38.953 Transport Squadron "Storm Riders"

• Aircraft: Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion
• Role: Heavy Lift Transport

39.153 Transport Squadron "Falcon Warriors"

• Aircraft: MI-38
• Role: Medium Lift Transport

40.289 Transport Squadron "Sky Guardians"

• Aircraft: Chinook
• Role: Medium Lift Transport
  
  
  
  Light Aircraft Squadrons:
  40. Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron
• Aircraft: Cessna 208 Caravan
• Role: Surveillance and Reconnaissance
• Base: AAB Base Ababeel
• Commander: Wing Commander Naveed Ahmed

41. Light Utility Squadron

• Aircraft: Beechcraft King Air 350
• Role: Utility and Transport
• Base: AAB Base Zulfiqar
• Commander: Wing Commander Asad Ali

43. Training and Liaison Squadron

• Aircraft: PAC MFI-17 Mushshak
• Role: Training and Liaison
• Base: AAB Base Saifullah
• Commander: Wing Commander Yasir Khan

44. Air Ambulance Squadron

• Aircraft: Cessna Citation Excel
• Role: Medical Evacuation and Air Ambulance
• Base: AAB Base Barq
• Commander: Wing Commander Farooq Ahmad

45. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Squadron

• Aircraft: CH-4 Rainbow (UCAV)
• Role: Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
• Base: AAB Base Al-Fateh
• Commander: Wing Commander Ahmed Khan
  
  
  
  Army Airborne Corps

Structure:
The Army Airborne Corps is composed of multiple divisions and brigades, specializing in rapid deployment, high-mobility operations, and air assault capabilities. Each unit is equipped to handle a variety of combat and support roles, ensuring versatility and effectiveness in diverse operational scenarios.

 Divisions:
**1st Airborne Division "Sky Warriors"**
- **1st Airborne Brigade "Eagle's Talon"**
 - 1st Airborne Battalion
 - 2nd Airborne Battalion
 - 3rd Airborne Battalion
- **2nd Airborne Brigade "Falcon's Fury"**
 - 4th Airborne Battalion
 - 5th Airborne Battalion
 - 6th Airborne Battalion
- **3rd Airborne Brigade "Hawk's Strike"**
 - 7th Airborne Battalion
 - 8th Airborne Battalion
 - 9th Airborne Battalion

**2nd Airborne Division "Thunder Raiders"**
- **4th Airborne Brigade "Stormbringers"**
 - 10th Airborne Battalion
 - 11th Airborne Battalion
 - 12th Airborne Battalion
- **5th Airborne Brigade "Lightning Warriors"**
 - 13th Airborne Battalion
 - 14th Airborne Battalion
 - 15th Airborne Battalion
- **6th Airborne Brigade "Wind Riders"**
 - 16th Airborne Battalion
 - 17th Airborne Battalion
 - 18th Airborne Battalion

**3rd Airborne Division "Iron Eagles"**
- **7th Airborne Brigade "Steel Talons"**
 - 19th Airborne Battalion
 - 20th Airborne Battalion
 - 21st Airborne Battalion
- **8th Airborne Brigade "Bronze Falcons"**
 - 22nd Airborne Battalion
 - 23rd Airborne Battalion
 - 24th Airborne Battalion
- **9th Airborne Brigade "Golden Hawks"**
 - 25th Airborne Battalion
 - 26th Airborne Battalion
 - 27th Airborne Battalion

 Command Structure:
- **Commander of Army Airborne Corps**: Lieutenant General Imran Shah
 

 Mission:
The Army Airborne Corps is tasked with rapid deployment and high-intensity operations in diverse terrains. They excel in air assault, parachute insertions, and quick reaction to emerging threats, ensuring that the First Islamic Caliphate maintains a powerful and agile force capable of responding to any crisis.



 Artillery Corps
Core Commander:Major General Khan Azam

1st Artillery Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Ali Rehman

1. 31st Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: M777 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Aamir Rashid

2. 32nd Rocket Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: BM-30 Smerch

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Qureshi

3. 33rd Self-Propelled Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: PzH 2000

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Aziz

4. 34th Multiple Launch Rocket System Regiment

   - Artillery: M270 MLRS

   - Commander: Colonel Faisal Khan

5. 35th Towed Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: FH-70

   - Commander: Colonel Nasir Shah

6. 36th Heavy Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: M120 Mortar

   - Commander: Colonel Bilal Hussain

7. 37th Self-Propelled Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: 2S4 Tyulpan

   - Commander: Colonel Zafar Ahmed

8. 38th Field Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: D-30 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Sohail Malik

9. 39th Coastal Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: 130mm M-46

   - Commander: Colonel Hassan Tariq

10. 40th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: 2A45M Sprut-B

    - Commander: Colonel Naveed Khan

11. 41st Heavy Howitzer Regiment

    - Artillery: 2S7 Pion

    - Commander: Colonel Asim Khan

12. 42nd Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: Tornado-G

    - Commander: Colonel Zubair Ahmed

13. 43rd Mountain Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: M116 Pack Howitzer

    - Commander: Colonel Imran Hashmi

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 2nd Artillery Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Farhan Saeed

1. 44th Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: M777 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Rashid Khan

2. 45th Rocket Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: BM-30 Smerch

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Malik

3. 46th Self-Propelled Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: PzH 2000

   - Commander: Colonel Adnan Qureshi

4. 47th Multiple Launch Rocket System Regiment

   - Artillery: M270 MLRS

   - Commander: Colonel Saad Ahmed

5. 48th Towed Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: FH-70

   - Commander: Colonel Khalid Hussain

6. 49th Heavy Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: M120 Mortar

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Raza

7. 50th Self-Propelled Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: 2S4 Tyulpan

   - Commander: Colonel Faisal Javed

8. 51st Field Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: D-30 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Junaid Khan

9. 52nd Coastal Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: 130mm M-46

   - Commander: Colonel Usman Tariq

10. 53rd Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: 2A45M Sprut-B

    - Commander: Colonel Naveed Malik

11. 54th Heavy Howitzer Regiment

    - Artillery: 2S7 Pion

    - Commander: Colonel Shahbaz Qadir

12. 55th Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: Tornado-G

    - Commander: Colonel Salman Ali

13. 56th Mountain Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: M116 Pack Howitzer

    - Commander: Colonel Farooq Hussain

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 3rd Artillery Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Kamran Riaz

1. 57th Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: M777 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Shah

2. 58th Rocket Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: BM-30 Smerch

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Qureshi

3. 59th Self-Propelled Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: PzH 2000

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Khan

4. 60th Multiple Launch Rocket System Regiment

   - Artillery: M270 MLRS

   - Commander: Colonel Faraz Malik

5. 61st Towed Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: FH-70

   - Commander: Colonel Saeed Ahmed

6. 62nd Heavy Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: M120 Mortar

   - Commander: Colonel Khalid Raza

7. 63rd Self-Propelled Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: 2S4 Tyulpan

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Javed

8. 64th Field Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: D-30 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Asad Khan

9. 65th Coastal Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: 130mm M-46

   - Commander: Colonel Rizwan Tariq

10. 66th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: 2A45M Sprut-B

    - Commander: Colonel Zafar Hussain

11. 67th Heavy Howitzer Regiment

    - Artillery: 2S7 Pion

    - Commander: Colonel Fahad Malik

12. 68th Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: Tornado-G

    - Commander: Colonel Zahid Ahmed

13. 69th Mountain Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: M116 Pack Howitzer

    - Commander: Colonel Irfan Hussain

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 4th Artillery Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Yasir Qadir

1. 70th Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: M777 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Nauman Shah

2. 71st Rocket Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: BM-30 Smerch

   - Commander: Colonel Kamran Hussain

3. 72nd Self-Propelled Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: PzH 2000

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Ahmed

4. 73rd Multiple Launch Rocket System Regiment

   - Artillery: M270 MLRS

   - Commander: Colonel Zain Farooq

5. 74th Towed Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: FH-70

   - Commander: Colonel Umair Javed

6. 75th Heavy Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: M120 Mortar

   - Commander: Colonel Adeel Hussain

7. 76th Self-Propelled Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: 2S4 Tyulpan

   - Commander: Colonel Adnan Qadir

8. 77th Field Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: D-30 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Usman Farooq

9. 78th Coastal Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: 130mm M-46

   - Commander: Colonel Khalid Riaz

10. 79th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: 2A45M Sprut-B

    - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

11. 80th Heavy Howitzer Regiment

    - Artillery: 2S7 Pion

    - Commander: Colonel Nasir Qureshi

12. 81st Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: Tornado-G

    - Commander: Colonel Hassan Tariq

13. 82nd Mountain Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: M116 Pack Howitzer

    - Commander: Colonel Saeed Khan

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 5th Artillery Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Irfan Qasim

1. 83rd Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: M777 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Fahad Ahmed

2. 84th Rocket Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: BM-30 Smerch

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Malik

3. 85th Self-Propelled Howitzer Regiment

   - Artillery: PzH 2000

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Riaz

4. 86th Multiple Launch Rocket System Regiment

   - Artillery: M270 MLRS

   - Commander: Colonel Kamran Hussain

5. 87th Towed Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: FH-70

   - Commander: Colonel Sohail Ahmed

6. 88th Heavy Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: M120 Mortar

   - Commander: Colonel Adeel Qadir

7.

 89th Self-Propelled Mortar Regiment

   - Artillery: 2S4 Tyulpan

   - Commander: Colonel Bilal Farooq

8. 90th Field Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: D-30 Howitzer

   - Commander: Colonel Usman Tariq

9. 91st Coastal Artillery Regiment

   - Artillery: 130mm M-46

   - Commander: Colonel Khalid Hussain

10. 92nd Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: 2A45M Sprut-B

    - Commander: Colonel Nasir Javed

11. 93rd Heavy Howitzer Regiment

    - Artillery: 2S7 Pion

    - Commander: Colonel Zafar Qasim

12. 94th Self-Propelled Rocket Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: Tornado-G

    - Commander: Colonel Adnan Malik

13. 95th Mountain Artillery Regiment

    - Artillery: M116 Pack Howitzer

    - Commander: Colonel Saad Ahmed

 
 Armored Corps 

- Corps Commander: Major General Abdul Karim

 Structure

 1st Armored Division 

- Division Commander: Major General Imran Ali

 1st Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Faisal Ahmad

1. 1st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

2. 2nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

3. 3rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

4. 4th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

5. 5th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

6. 6th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

7. 7th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

8. 8th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

9. 9th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

10. 10th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

11. 11th Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Farhan Ali

12. 12th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Aamir Khan

13. 13th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Ali Abbas

14. 14th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Hassan Malik

15. 15th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Tariq Malik

 2nd Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Khalid Mahmood

1. 16th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Qureshi

2. 17th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saad Siddiqui

3. 18th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

4. 19th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

5. 20th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Ali

6. 21st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

7. 22nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

8. 23rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

9. 24th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

10. 25th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

11. 26th Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

12. 27th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

13. 28th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

14. 29th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

15. 30th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

 2nd Armored Division 

- Division Commander: Major General Omar Ali

 3rd Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Faisal Ahmad

1. 31st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

2. 32nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

3. 33rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

4. 34th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

5. 35th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

6. 36th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

7. 37th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

8. 38th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

9. 39th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

10. 40th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

11. 41st Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Farhan Ali

12. 42nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Aamir Khan

13. 43rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Ali Abbas

14. 44th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Hassan Malik

15. 45th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Tariq Malik

 4th Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Khalid Mahmood

1. 46th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Qureshi

2. 47th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saad Siddiqui

3. 48th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

4. 49th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

5. 50th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Ali

6. 51st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

7. 52nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

8. 53rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

9. 54th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

10. 55th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

11. 56th Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

12. 57th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

13. 58th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

14. 59th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

15. 60th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

 3rd Armored Division 

- Division Commander: Major General Salman Khan

 5th Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Imran Hussain

1. 61st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

2. 62nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

3. 63rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

4. 64th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

5. 65th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

6. 66th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

7. 67th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

8. 68th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

9. 69th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

10. 70th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

11. 71st Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - 

Commander: Colonel Farhan Ali

12. 72nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Aamir Khan

13. 73rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Ali Abbas

14. 74th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Hassan Malik

15. 75th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Tariq Malik

 6th Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Bilal Mahmood

1. 76th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Qureshi

2. 77th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saad Siddiqui

3. 78th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

4. 79th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

5. 80th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Ali

6. 81st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

7. 82nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

8. 83rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

9. 84th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

10. 85th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

11. 86th Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

12. 87th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

13. 88th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

14. 89th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

15. 90th Armored Regiment (Al-Zarrar)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

 4th Armored Division ( Command)

- Division Commander: Major General Farhan Ahmed

 7th Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Khalid Mehmood

1. 91st Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

2. 92nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

3. 93rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

4. 94th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

5. 95th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

   - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

6. 96th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

7. 97th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

8. 98th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

9. 99th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

10. 100th Armored Regiment (VT-4)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

11. 101st Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Farhan Ali

12. 102nd Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Aamir Khan

13. 103rd Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Ali Abbas

14. 104th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Hassan Malik

15. 105th Armored Regiment (Al-Zarrar)

    - Commander: Colonel Tariq Malik

 8th Armored Brigade

- Brigade Commander: Brigadier Hassan Tariq

1. 106th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Qureshi

2. 107th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saad Siddiqui

3. 108th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

4. 109th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

5. 110th Armored Regiment (Al-Haider)

   - Commander: Colonel Imran Ali

6. 111th Armored Regiment (T-90)

   - Commander: Colonel Tariq Hussain

7. 112th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

   - Commander: Colonel Saifullah Khan

8. 113th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

   - Commander: Colonel Yasir Mahmood

9. 114th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

   - Commander: Colonel Salman Malik

10. 115th Armored Regiment (Challenger 2)

    - Commander: Colonel Waheed Abbas

11. 116th Armored Regiment (T-90)

    - Commander: Colonel Imran Hussain

12. 117th Armored Regiment (Al-Khalid)

    - Commander: Colonel Ahmed Siddiqui

13. 118th Armored Regiment (Leopard 2A7)

    - Commander: Colonel Bilal Ahmed

14. 119th Armored Regiment (M1A2 Abrams)

    - Commander: Colonel Umar Khalid

15. 120th Armored Regiment (Al-Zarrar)

    - Commander: Colonel Arif Raza

Mounted and Mechanized Core

Commander of the Core: Major General Zahid Mahmood

1st Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Asad Khan

1st Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Faisal Ahmed
• Vehicle: M113 APC

2nd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Irfan Riaz
• Vehicle: BTR-80 APC

3rd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Nadeem Malik
• Vehicle: Stryker APC

4th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Asim Akram
• Vehicle: Pandur II APC

5th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Farhan Khan
• Vehicle: VN-4 APC

6th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Imran Yousaf
• Vehicle: BTR-4 APC

7th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Noman Tariq
• Vehicle: Patria AMV APC

8th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Bilal Farooq
• Vehicle: Boxer APC

9th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Saqib Ahmed
• Vehicle: Puma IFV

10th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Nasir Mahmood
• Vehicle: BTR-90 APC

11th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Fawad Malik
• Vehicle: M2 Bradley IFV

12th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Haris Ali
• Vehicle: BMP-3 IFV

2nd Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Imran Khan

13th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Ali Khan
• Vehicle: T-15 IFV

14th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Usman Shah
• Vehicle: CV90 IFV

15th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Aamir Raza
• Vehicle: K21 IFV

16th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Imran Aslam
• Vehicle: Lynx IFV

17th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Hasan Mahmood
• Vehicle: Puma 6x6 APC

18th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Naveed Khan
• Vehicle: VBCI IFV

19th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Waqas Ali
• Vehicle: BVP-2 IFV

20th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Ahmed Raza
• Vehicle: BMD-4 IFV

21st Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Yasir Malik
• Vehicle: AMX-10P IFV

22nd Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Tahir Khan
• Vehicle: VBCI 2 IFV

23rd Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Shahid Mahmood
• Vehicle: ASCOD IFV

24th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Ali Asghar
• Vehicle: BMP-2 IFV

3rd Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Naeem Ahmed

25th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Anwar Khan
• Vehicle: BTR-60 APC

26th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Khalid Mehmood
• Vehicle: Type 89 IFV

27th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Nisar Ahmed
• Vehicle: Marder IFV

28th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Asadullah Khan
• Vehicle: M1126 Stryker ICV

29th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Imran Khan
• Vehicle: Saur 2 IFV

30th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Yousuf Ali
• Vehicle: VAB APC

31st Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Noman Siddiqui
• Vehicle: BTR-70 APC

32nd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Saadat Khan
• Vehicle: YPR-765 IFV

33rd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Junaid Akhtar
• Vehicle: Pandur APC

34th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Ziaullah Khan
• Vehicle: Puma 8x8 IFV

35th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Aqeel Ahmed
• Vehicle: BMP-1 IFV

36th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Arif Mahmood
• Vehicle: M2A3 Bradley IFV

4th Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Usman Ali

37th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Farooq Khan
• Vehicle: M113A3 APC

38th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Shahzad Ahmed
• Vehicle: BTR-70 APC

39th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Tariq Mehmood
• Vehicle: Type 96 IFV

40th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Waqar Ali
• Vehicle: LAV-25 APC

41st Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Faisal Hayat
• Vehicle: BTR-152 APC

42nd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Khalil Ahmed
• Vehicle: FV432 APC

43rd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Ahmed Khan
• Vehicle: Ratel IFV

44th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Raheel Abbas
• Vehicle: Dardo IFV

45th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Imtiaz Ali
• Vehicle: BTR-94 APC

46th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Azhar Mahmood
• Vehicle: Marder 1A5 IFV

47th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Haider Khan
• Vehicle: BMD-1 IFV

48th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Salman Akram
• Vehicle: ZBD-04A IFV

5th Brigade

Commander: Brigadier Ali Khan

49th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Waseem Ahmed
• Vehicle: BTR-60PB APC

50th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Rizwan Khan
• Vehicle: Type 85 IFV

51st Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Aftab Alam
• Vehicle: K808 IFV

52nd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Zahid Mahmood
• Vehicle: BTR-50 APC

53rd Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Rauf Ahmed
• Vehicle: BTR-80A APC

54th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Waheed Khan
• Vehicle: AAV-7A1 APC

55th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Riaz Ahmed
• Vehicle: Type 63 APC

56th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Naeem Akhtar
• Vehicle: BTR-40 APC

57th Armored Personnel Carrier Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Saad Aslam
• Vehicle: Type 63A IFV

58th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Faisal Mahmood
• Vehicle: YW-309 APC

59th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Atif Khan
• Vehicle: Pbv 302B IFV

60th Mechanized Infantry Regiment

• Commander: Colonel Ahsan Khan
• Vehicle: AMX-VCI IFV
  
   Frontier Works Organization (FWO) Core Structure

The Frontier Works Organization (FWO) operates a robust core structure primarily focused on engineering and construction operations. Here's an outline of the FWO core:

1. Command Structure

- **Corp Commander (Major General)**
 - Responsible for overall command and operations of the Frontier Works Organization.

 2. Administrative and Support Units

- **Headquarters Unit**
 - **Command and Control Center**: Al-Himaya Air Defence Operations Center - The core's command and control center serves as the nerve center for air defense operations, coordinating the deployment of assets and orchestrating response measures to aerial threats in real-time.

 3. Combat Units

 Engineering Core

- **1st Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Construction and Engineering Support
 - **Tasks**:
   - Construction of roads, bridges, and infrastructure.
   - Earthmoving and excavation.
   - Engineering support for military and civilian projects.

- **2nd Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Heavy Equipment Operations
 - **Tasks**:
   - Operation and maintenance of heavy construction equipment.
   - Excavation and earthmoving.
   - Construction and maintenance of airfields.

- **3rd Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Water Supply and Purification
 - **Tasks**:
   - Water supply and purification operations.
   - Construction and maintenance of water distribution systems.
   - Emergency water supply in disaster relief operations.

- **4th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
 - **Tasks**:
   - Installation and maintenance of electrical and mechanical systems.
   - Engineering support for military installations.
   - Power generation and distribution.

- **5th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Bridge Construction and Maintenance
 - **Tasks**:
   - Construction and maintenance of bridges.
   - Rapid deployment bridge construction.
   - Bridge engineering support in military operations.

- **6th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Construction and Repair
 - **Tasks**:
   - General construction and repair operations.
   - Building and facility maintenance.
   - Carpentry, masonry, and general labor tasks.

- **7th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Rapid Deployment and Emergency Response
 - **Tasks**:
   - Rapid construction and deployment in emergency situations.
   - Disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.
   - Specialized construction operations.

- **8th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Environmental Engineering and Management
 - **Tasks**:
   - Environmental assessment and management.
   - Land reclamation and restoration projects.
   - Sustainability initiatives and environmental protection.

- **9th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Aviation Engineering
 - **Tasks**:
   - Construction and maintenance of air bases and runways.
   - Aviation support facilities and infrastructure.
   - Support for military and civilian aviation operations.

- **10th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Urban Development and Infrastructure
 - **Tasks**:
   - Urban planning and development projects.
   - Infrastructure construction and maintenance in urban areas.
   - Municipal engineering and public works.

- **11th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Geotechnical Engineering
 - **Tasks**:
   - Geotechnical surveys and investigations.
   - Soil stabilization and foundation engineering.
   - Geological support for engineering projects.

- **12th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Facilities and Asset Management
 - **Tasks**:
   - Management and maintenance of military facilities.
   - Asset management and infrastructure lifecycle support.
   - Facility engineering and operations.

- **13th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Remote Area Development
 - **Tasks**:
   - Construction and infrastructure development in remote and border areas.
   - Support for border security infrastructure.
   - Remote area logistics and support operations.

- **14th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Special Projects
 - **Tasks**:
   - Specialized engineering projects as assigned.
   - Research and development in construction technologies.
   - Innovation and integration of new engineering practices.

- **15th Engineering Battalion**
 - **Role**: Training and Development
 - **Tasks**:
   - Training of FWO personnel in engineering and construction.
   - Professional development and skills enhancement.
   - Curriculum development and training support.

1. Engineering and Construction Vehicles

Bulldozer

• Model: Caterpillar D9
• Role: Earthmoving and land clearing

Excavator

• Model: Hitachi ZX470
• Role: Excavation and trenching

Loader

• Model: Volvo L220H
• Role: Loading and material handling

Grader

• Model: CAT 140M
• Role: Grading and road maintenance

Dump Truck

• Model: Volvo A40G
• Role: Hauling and transportation of construction materials

Water Bowser

• Model: Isuzu FVZ
• Role: Water supply and distribution

Concrete Mixer Truck

• Model: Hino FM Mixer
• Role: Mixing and transporting concrete

Mobile Crane

• Model: Liebherr LTM 1090-4.1
• Role: Lifting heavy materials and equipment

Backhoe Loader

• Model: JCB 3CX
• Role: Combined loader and excavator operations

Paver

• Model: Vogele Super 1800
• Role: Asphalt paving

Drilling Rig

• Model: Atlas Copco DML
• Role: Rock drilling and blasting

Mobile Workshop

• Model: Scania P440
• Role: On-site maintenance and repair

2. Specialized Vehicles and Equipment

Bridge Launching Truck

• Model: Scania G480
• Role: Rapid deployment and construction of bridges

Trenching Machine

• Model: Tesmec TRS 1475
• Role: Trench excavation and laying of underground utilities

Mobile Water Purification Unit

• Model: Aquafine Swift SW20
• Role: Water purification in remote areas

Road Sweeper

• Model: Johnston CN101
• Role: Street and road cleaning

Mobile Batching Plant

• Model: Liebherr Mobilmix 2.5-F
• Role: On-site concrete production

Snowplow

• Model: Oshkosh H-Series
• Role: Snow removal and clearing operations

Emergency Response Vehicle

• Model: Mercedes-Benz Unimog U5023
• Role: Disaster response and emergency support

Mobile Fuel Dispenser

• Model: MICO Fuel Dispensing Unit
• Role: Refueling of heavy equipment on-site

Land Surveying Vehicle

• Model: Leica Geosystems Pegasus
• Role: Land surveying and mapping

Remote Controlled Bulldozer

• Model: CAT D6N LGP
• Role: Safe operation in hazardous environments

Mobile Power Generator

• Model: Cummins C1100D5
• Role: Providing electricity to remote locations

Rapid Deployment Shelter

• Model: Rubb TMX Shelter
• Role: Temporary accommodation and storage

Mobile Command Center

• Model: Mercedes-Benz Actros Mobile Office
• Role: On-site coordination and command

Mobile Concrete Pump

• Model: Putzmeister BSA 2109 H D4
• Role: Pumping concrete over long distances

Mine Clearing Vehicle

• Model: Armtrac 400
• Role: Clearing landmines and unexploded ordnance

3. Support and Logistic Vehicles

Utility Vehicle

• Model: Toyota Land Cruiser
• Role: Personnel and light cargo transportation

Fuel Tanker

• Model: Isuzu FTR
• Role: Fuel transportation and distribution

Heavy Recovery Vehicle

• Model: MAN TGS 33.540
• Role: Recovery of immobilized heavy equipment

Material Transporter

• Model: Mack Granite
• Role: Transport of construction materials

Mobile Crane Truck

• Model: Palfinger PK 32080
• Role: Lifting and moving heavy loads

Personnel Carrier

• Model: Tata LPTA 713
• Role: Transportation of personnel in rough terrain

Flatbed Truck

• Model: FAW 8x4
• Role: Transportation of heavy equipment and materials

Ambulance

• Model: Ford E-Series
• Role: Medical support and emergency response

Refrigerated Truck

• Model: Isuzu NPR
• Role: Transportation of perishable goods and supplies

Mobile Workshop Truck

• Model: Mitsubishi Fuso Canter
• Role: On-site maintenance and repair of equipment

Cable Layer Truck

• Model: Volvo FMX
• Role: Laying underground cables and utilities

Light Tower Vehicle

• Model: Atlas Copco HiLight V5+
• Role: Illumination of work areas during night operations

Water Bowser Truck

• Model: Dongfeng DFAC Customized with filters and dispensers for water.
• Role: Transportation and distribution of water

Crash Fire Tender

• Model: Rosenbauer Panther
• Role: Firefighting and emergency response

Mobile Kitchen Truck

• Model: Iveco Daily
• Role: Catering and food preparation

This structure ensures that the Frontier Works Organization is well-equipped to handle a wide range of engineering, construction, and support tasks in various operational environments, focusing solely on engineering capabilities for construction, infrastructure development, and related operations.


 Logistics Core

The Logistics Core is essential for ensuring that all deployed and stationed troops receive necessary supplies, including ordnance, ammunition, combat supplies, food, water, and other necessities. This core also oversees the transportation of logistics to various units.

**Commander of the Core**: Major General Tariq Javed

 Ordnance Regiment

The Ordnance Regiment is responsible for dealing with and handling military ammunition, mines, and other explosives. This regiment ensures the safe storage, transportation, and distribution of ordnance.

**Regiment Commander**: Colonel Farooq Ahmed

1. **M1075 PLS (Palletized Load System) (American)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition Transporter
  - **Description**: A heavy-duty vehicle designed to transport pallets of ammunition and explosive materials safely.

2. **BMC Kirpi (Turkish)**
  - **Role**: Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides secure transport for mines and other explosive devices.

3. **KAMAZ-6350 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Heavy Utility Truck
  - **Description**: Used for transporting large quantities of ammunition and explosive materials.

4. **MAN KAT1 (German)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition Transport Vehicle
  - **Description**: Equipped to handle and transport various types of ordnance safely.

5. **Tatra T815 (Czech)**
  - **Role**: Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Vehicle
  - **Description**: Used for transporting and handling explosive ordnance disposal equipment.

6. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition Support Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of ammunition.

7. **IVECO Trakker (Italian)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition Supply Vehicle
  - **Description**: Ensures the continuous supply of ammunition to frontline units.

8. **Mercedes-Benz Zetros (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Ordnance Workshop
  - **Description**: Equipped with tools and equipment for the maintenance and handling of ordnance.

9. **Ural-4320 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition Carrier
  - **Description**: Used for transporting ammunition to various units.

10. **Renault Sherpa (French)**
   - **Role**: Ammunition Distribution Vehicle
   - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of ammunition to deployed units.

11. **M977 HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) (American)**
   - **Role**: Ammunition Transporter
   - **Description**: Designed for the transportation of large quantities of ammunition.

12. **IVECO LMV (Italian)**
   - **Role**: Light Ammunition Transport Vehicle
   - **Description**: Used for the quick and secure transport of ammunition in various terrains.

13. **MTVR (Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement) (American)**
   - **Role**: Ammunition Resupply Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures the resupply of ammunition to combat units.

14. **BMC 380-26 (Turkish)**
   - **Role**: Ammunition Transporter
   - **Description**: Provides reliable transportation for ammunition and explosive materials.

15. **Leopard 2 ARV (Armored Recovery Vehicle) (German)**
   - **Role**: Armored Ordnance Transport
   - **Description**: Used for the secure transport of ordnance in combat zones.

#### Ammunition and Combat Supplies Regiment

The Ammunition and Combat Supplies Regiment ensures that all necessary combat supplies, including ammunition, are delivered to the troops in a timely and efficient manner.

**Regiment Commander**: Colonel Imran Qureshi

1. **M1075 PLS (American)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition Transporter
  - **Description**: A heavy-duty vehicle designed to transport pallets of ammunition and combat supplies safely.

2. **Mercedes-Benz Unimog (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Supply Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of combat supplies.

3. **IVECO Trakker (Italian)**
  - **Role**: Combat Supplies Transport
  - **Description**: Ensures the continuous supply of combat essentials to frontline units.

4. **KAMAZ-5350 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Heavy Utility Truck
  - **Description**: Used for transporting combat supplies and ammunition.

5. **Renault Sherpa (French)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Combat Supplies Distribution Vehicle
  - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of combat supplies to deployed units.

6. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
  - **Role**: Combat Supplies Support Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of combat supplies.

7. **MAN KAT1 (German)**
  - **Role**: Ammunition and Supplies Transport
  - **Description**: Equipped to handle and transport various types of combat supplies safely.

8. **Tatra T815 (Czech)**
  - **Role**: Combat Supplies Carrier
  - **Description**: Used for transporting combat supplies to various units.

9. **BMC Kirpi (Turkish)**
  - **Role**: Combat Supplies Transport Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides secure transport for combat supplies.

10. **M977 HEMTT (American)**
   - **Role**: Combat Supplies Resupply Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures the resupply of combat supplies to units.

11. **IVECO LMV (Italian)**
   - **Role**: Light Combat Supplies Transport Vehicle
   - **Description**: Used for the quick and secure transport of combat supplies in various terrains.

12. **MTVR (American)**
   - **Role**: Combat Supplies Resupply Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures the resupply of combat supplies to combat units.

13. **BMC 380-26 (Turkish)**
   - **Role**: Combat Supplies Transporter
   - **Description**: Provides reliable transportation for combat supplies.

14. **Mercedes-Benz Zetros (German)**
   - **Role**: Mobile Combat Supplies Workshop
   - **Description**: Equipped with tools and equipment for handling combat supplies.

15. **Ural-4320 (Russian)**
   - **Role**: Combat Supplies Carrier
   - **Description**: Used for transporting combat supplies to various units.

#### Necessities of Deployed and Stationed Troops Regiment

The Necessities of Deployed and Stationed Troops Regiment ensures that all necessary items, such as clothing, personal equipment, and other necessities, are provided to the troops.

**Regiment Commander**: Colonel Ahmed Raza

1. **M977 HEMTT (American)**
  - **Role**: Supply Transporter
  - **Description**: Designed for the transportation of various necessities for deployed troops.

2. **Mercedes-Benz Unimog (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Supply Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of personal equipment and necessities.

3. **IVECO Trakker (Italian)**
  - **Role**: Necessities Transport
  - **Description**: Ensures the continuous supply of necessities to frontline units.

4. **KAMAZ-5350 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Heavy Utility Truck
  - **Description**: Used for transporting necessities and personal equipment.

5. **Renault Sherpa (French)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Necessities Distribution Vehicle
  - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of necessities to deployed units.

6. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
  - **Role**: Necessities Support Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of necessities.

7. **MAN KAT1 (German)**
  - **Role**: Necessities Transport
  - **Description**: Equipped to handle and transport various types of necessities safely.

8. **Tatra T815 (Czech)**
  - **Role**: Necessities Carrier
  - **Description**: Used for transporting necessities to various units.

9. **BMC Kirpi (Turkish)**
  - **Role**: Necessities Transport Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides secure transport for personal equipment and necessities.

10. **IVECO LMV (Italian)**
   - **Role**: Light Necessities Transport Vehicle
   - **Description**: Used for the quick and secure transport of necessities in various terrains.

11. **MTVR (American)**
   - **Role**: Necessities Resupply Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures the resupply of necessities to units.

12. **BMC 380-26 (Turkish)**
   - **Role**: Necessities Transporter
   - **Description**: Provides reliable transportation for necessities.

13. **Mercedes-Benz Zetros (German)**
   - **Role**: Mobile Necessities Workshop
   - **Description**: Equipped with tools and equipment for handling necessities.

14. **Ural-4320 (Russian)**
   - **Role**: Necessities Carrier
   - **Description**: Used for transporting necessities to various units.

15. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
   - **Role**: Necessities Distribution Vehicle
   - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of necessities to deployed units.

#### Food and Water Regiment

The Food and Water Regiment ensures that all troops receive sufficient and safe

food and water supplies.

**Regiment Commander**: Colonel Saeed Ali

1. **M1075 PLS (American)**
  - **Role**: Food and Water Transporter
  - **Description**: A heavy-duty vehicle designed to transport food and water supplies safely.

2. **Mercedes-Benz Unimog (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Food and Water Supply Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of food and water supplies.

3. **IVECO Trakker (Italian)**
  - **Role**: Food and Water Transport
  - **Description**: Ensures the continuous supply of food and water to frontline units.

4. **KAMAZ-5350 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Heavy Utility Truck
  - **Description**: Used for transporting food and water supplies.

5. **Renault Sherpa (French)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Food and Water Distribution Vehicle
  - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of food and water supplies to deployed units.

6. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
  - **Role**: Food and Water Support Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of food and water supplies.

7. **MAN KAT1 (German)**
  - **Role**: Food and Water Transport
  - **Description**: Equipped to handle and transport various types of food and water supplies safely.

8. **Tatra T815 (Czech)**
  - **Role**: Food and Water Carrier
  - **Description**: Used for transporting food and water supplies to various units.

9. **BMC Kirpi (Turkish)**
  - **Role**: Food and Water Transport Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides secure transport for food and water supplies.

10. **IVECO LMV (Italian)**
   - **Role**: Light Food and Water Transport Vehicle
   - **Description**: Used for the quick and secure transport of food and water supplies in various terrains.

11. **MTVR (American)**
   - **Role**: Food and Water Resupply Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures the resupply of food and water supplies to units.

12. **BMC 380-26 (Turkish)**
   - **Role**: Food and Water Transporter
   - **Description**: Provides reliable transportation for food and water supplies.

13. **Mercedes-Benz Zetros (German)**
   - **Role**: Mobile Food and Water Workshop
   - **Description**: Equipped with tools and equipment for handling food and water supplies.

14. **Ural-4320 (Russian)**
   - **Role**: Food and Water Carrier
   - **Description**: Used for transporting food and water supplies to various units.

15. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
   - **Role**: Food and Water Distribution Vehicle
   - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of food and water supplies to deployed units.

#### Transportation of Logistics Regiment

The Transportation of Logistics Regiment is responsible for the efficient and timely transportation of all logistical supplies, ensuring that they reach the intended units without delay.

**Regiment Commander**: Colonel Khalid Bashir

1. **M1075 PLS (American)**
  - **Role**: Logistics Transporter
  - **Description**: A heavy-duty vehicle designed for transporting various logistical supplies.

2. **Mercedes-Benz Unimog (German)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Logistics Supply Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of various supplies.

3. **IVECO Trakker (Italian)**
  - **Role**: Logistics Transport
  - **Description**: Ensures the continuous transportation of logistical supplies to frontline units.

4. **KAMAZ-5350 (Russian)**
  - **Role**: Heavy Utility Truck
  - **Description**: Used for transporting logistical supplies.

5. **Renault Sherpa (French)**
  - **Role**: Mobile Logistics Distribution Vehicle
  - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of logistical supplies to deployed units.

6. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
  - **Role**: Logistics Support Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides logistical support and transportation of various supplies.

7. **MAN KAT1 (German)**
  - **Role**: Logistics Transport
  - **Description**: Equipped to handle and transport various types of logistical supplies safely.

8. **Tatra T815 (Czech)**
  - **Role**: Logistics Carrier
  - **Description**: Used for transporting logistical supplies to various units.

9. **BMC Kirpi (Turkish)**
  - **Role**: Logistics Transport Vehicle
  - **Description**: Provides secure transport for logistical supplies.

10. **IVECO LMV (Italian)**
   - **Role**: Light Logistics Transport Vehicle
   - **Description**: Used for the quick and secure transport of logistical supplies in various terrains.

11. **MTVR (American)**
   - **Role**: Logistics Resupply Vehicle
   - **Description**: Ensures the resupply of logistical supplies to units.

12. **BMC 380-26 (Turkish)**
   - **Role**: Logistics Transporter
   - **Description**: Provides reliable transportation for logistical supplies.

13. **Mercedes-Benz Zetros (German)**
   - **Role**: Mobile Logistics Workshop
   - **Description**: Equipped with tools and equipment for handling logistical supplies.

14. **Ural-4320 (Russian)**
   - **Role**: Logistics Carrier
   - **Description**: Used for transporting logistical supplies to various units.

15. **Scania P360 (Swedish)**
   - **Role**: Logistics Distribution Vehicle
   - **Description**: Facilitates the distribution of logistical supplies to deployed units.



 

First Islamic Caliphate Airforce(FICAF)

Present for all Wings:
No. 706 Squadron "The Continent Covers" (IL-78 Tanker)

Northern Air Command (NAC):
 -1st Air Wing (NAC) Wing Commander Ahmed Khan

  1. No. 14 Squadron "Black Panthers" (JF-17 Thunder) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Saadat Ali)

  2. No. 27 Squadron "Sky Guardians" (Mirage 4000) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Taimur Khan)

  3. No. 33 Squadron "Strikers" (E-3 Sentry) - Electronic Warfare (Sqn Ldr Zafar Hassan)
-2nd Multirole Wing (NAC) Wing Commander Saad Ali

  4. No. 42 Squadron "Falcons" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Salman Ahmed)

  5. No. 56 Squadron "Thunderbolts" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Talha Siddiqui)

  6. No. 72 Squadron "Phoenix" (F-15 EX Eagle II) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Zain Khan)
-3rd Ground and Air Defense Wing (NAC) Wing Commander Jabar Ul Rafique

  7. No. 88 Squadron "Night Hawks" (Mirage 4000) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Shahbaz Malik)

  8. No. 94 Squadron "Raptors" (F-22 Raptor) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Fahad Mahmood)

  9. No. 105 Squadron "Stingrays" (A-10 Thunderbolt II) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Usman Qureshi)

-4th Air Wing (NAC) Wing Commander Naman Ibn Ahmed

  10. No. 122 Squadron "Firebirds" (MQ-9 Reaper) - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Sqn Ldr Ali Abbas)

  11. No. 136 Squadron "Shadow Wolves" (Su-35 Flanker) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Hassan Akhtar)

  12. No. 147 Squadron "Thunder Foxes" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Amir Khan)
-5th Multirole Wing (NAC) Wing Commander Lamanark Khan

  13. No. 156 Squadron "Black Sabers" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Asad Shah)

  14. No. 164 Squadron "Steel Falcons" (Mirage 4000) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Ali Raza)

  15. No. 177 Squadron "Dragon Storm" (Su-30MKI) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Haider Mahmood)

- **Bases:**

  1. NAC Base Azad (Commander: Air Commodore Asim Mahmood)
 

  2. NAC Base Skardu (Commander: Air Commodore Zohaib Malik)

  3. NAC Base Gilgit (Commander: Air Commodore Waqar Akhtar)

  4. NAC Base Kabul (Commander: Air Commodore Munir Khan)

  5. NAC Base Kargil (Commander: Air Commodore Asim Javaid)

  6. NAC Base Istanbul (Commander: Air Commodore Aran Hazvi)

  7. NAC Base Ankara (Commander: Air Commodore Jalik Khan)

  8. NAC Base Lahore (Commander: Air Commodore Asim Bin Yaseen)
 
  9.NAC Base Kandahar (Commander: Air Commodore Yaseen Khan)

**Central Air Command (CAC):**
Present for all Wings:
No. 705 Squadron "The Targeters" (KC-135)

 -6th Air Wing (CAC) Wing Commander Fiaz Hussain

1. No. 9 Squadron "Griffins" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Usman Khan)
2. No. 19 Squadron "Sherdils" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Rizwan Ahmed)
3. No. 146 Squadron "Wild Geese" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Hasan Abbasi)

-7th Multirole Wing (CAC) Wing Commander Faraz Malik

4. No. 61 Squadron "Thunder Wings" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Farhan Malik)
5. No. 135 Squadron "Stormbreakers" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Saqib Ali)
6. No. 179 Squadron "Lightning Tigers" (F-35 Lightning II) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Ali Hassan)

-8th Ground and Air Defense Wing (CAC) Wing Commander Saad Fiyaz

7. No. 101 Squadron "Cobras" (AH-1Z Viper) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Saad Siddiqui)
8. No. 116 Squadron "Raptors" (F-22 Raptor) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Haris Khan)
9. No. 128 Squadron "Guardians" (E-3 Sentry) - Airborne Early Warning & Control (Sqn Ldr Asad Zia)

-9th Air Wing (CAC) Wing Commander Abdullah Ibn Yaqub

10. No. 79 Squadron "Stealth Knights" (F-35 Lightning II) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Danish Ali)
11. No. 83 Squadron "Ghost Riders" (MQ-9 Reaper) - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Sqn Ldr Ali Hamza)
12. No. 167 Squadron "Specter Reapers" (MQ-9 Reaper) - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Sqn Ldr Umar Khalid)

-10th Multirole Wing (CAC) Wing Commander Abdul Hadi 

13. No. 48 Squadron "White Pelicans" (IL-78 Midas) - Aerial Refueling (Sqn Ldr Adnan Hussain)
14. No. 53 Squadron "Swordsmen" (Aerial Refueling) - Aerial Refueling (Sqn Ldr Hasan Ali)
15. No. 158 Squadron "Swift Hawks" (Rafale) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Irfan Haider)

- **Bases:**

  1. CAC Base Tehran (Commander: Air Commodore Farhan Ahmed)
 

  2. CAC Base Mushaf (Commander: Air Commodore Kamran Qureshi)
 

  3. CAC Base Masroor (Commander: Air Commodore Adnan Siddiqui)

  4. CAC Base Riyadh (Commander: Air Commodore Nawaz Gul)

  5. CAC Base Cairo (Commander: Air Commodore Rahber Malik)

  6. CAC Base Jeddah (Commander: Air Commodore Naba Saud)

  7. CAC Base Al-Madina Munawwarah(Commander: Air Commodore Karam Saud)

  8.CAC Base Dammam (Commander: Air Commodore Faisal Ibn Saud)

**Southern Air Command (SAC):**

-11th Air Wing (SAC) Wing Commander Kamil Khanzada

0.No. 127 Squadron "The Loud Guys" (C-130 Customized Refuelers and Transport)
1. No. 17 Squadron "Thunderbolts" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Abbas Ali)
2. No. 55 Squadron "Swift Falcons" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Salman Khan)
3. No. 124 Squadron "Thunderclaps" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Faisal Qureshi)

-12th Multirole Wing (SAC) Wing Commander Bilal Rajput

4. No. 37 Squadron "Talon Eagles" (F-15 Eagle) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Waqas Khan)
5. No. 66 Squadron "Wildcats" (Eurofighter Typhoon) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Zaid Ahmed)
6. No. 180 Squadron "Shadowcats" (F-35 Lightning II) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Asadullah Khan)
6.No. 126 Squadron "The Scary Guys" (Sky Wing Dynamic Fueler 102)

-13th Ground and Air Defense Wing (SAC) Wing Commander Rayaan Raja

7. No. 44 Squadron "Desert Storm" (A-10 Thunderbolt II) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Saifullah Khan)
8. No. 78 Squadron "Vipers" (AH-64 Apache) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Uzair Ali)
9. No. 110 Squadron "Dragonhawks" (Mi-35 Hind) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Aftab Ali)
9.No. 125 Squadron "The Ghosts" (IL-78 Tanker)

-14th Air Wing (SAC) Wing Commander Subhan Khan

10. No. 35 Squadron "Blue Wing" (C-130) - Transport (Sqn Ldr Fahad Siddiqui)
11. No. 98 Squadron "Silver Arrows" (M-346 Master) - Advanced Training (Sqn Ldr Abdullah Khan)
12. No. 91 Squadron "Warlords" (MQ-9 Reaper) - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Sqn Ldr Saad Rasheed)
13.No. 128 Squadron "The Fuelers" (Sky Wing Dynamics Fueler 102)

-15th Multirole Wing (SAC) Wing Commanderc Jacar Ibn Kajarn

13. No. 143 Squadron "Fire Hawks" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Yasir Mahmood)
14. No. 153 Squadron "Ghost Wings" (Rafale) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Noman Ahmed)
15. No. 169 Squadron "Bison Riders" (MiG-29) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Arif Raza)
16.No. 122 Squadron "The Bats" (KC-10)

- **Bases:**

  1. SAC Base Quetta (Commander: Air Commodore Ahmed Shah)
 

  2. SAC Base Rafiqui (Commander: Air Commodore Imran Ali)
 

  3. SAC Base Samungli (Commander: Air Commodore Ali Naseer)

   4.SAC Base Beirut (Commander: Air Commodore Youssef Haddad)
 

   5.SAC Base Dammam (Commander: Air Commodore Zahir Shah)
 

   6.SAC Base Baghdad (Commander: Air Commodore Ali Mansoor)
 

    7.SAC Base Algiers (Commander: Air Commodore Karim Bouaziz)

    8.SAC Base Karachi (Commander: Air Commodore Syed Mahad)
 

**Western Command (WEC):**

-16th Air Wing (WAC) Wing Commander Falood Kamar

1. No. 4 Squadron "Golden Lions" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Khalid Khan)
2. No. 22 Squadron "Screaming Eagles" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Ismail Khan)
3. No. 40 Squadron "Thunder Vipers" (Mirage 4000) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Waqas Siddiqui)
3.No. 965 Squadron "The Big Helpers" (IL-78 Tanker)

-17th Multirole Wing (WAC) Wing Commander Hajar Kalf

4. No. 65 Squadron "Black Hawks" (AH-1Z Viper) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Aamir Qureshi)
5. No. 76 Squadron "Lynx" (Su-30MKI) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Usama Khan)
6. No. 86 Squadron "Dragon Slayers" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Khalid Mehmood)
6.No. 173 Squadron "The Cross Country Runners" (IL-78 Tanker)

-18th Ground and Air Defense Wing (WAC) Wing Commander Manari Banar

7. No. 97 Squadron "Shadow Stalkers" (MQ-9 Reaper) - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Sqn Ldr Hasan Siddiqui)
8. No. 102 Squadron "Scarlet Lightning" (F-35 Lightning II) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Imran Ali)
9. No. 111 Squadron "Wild Foxes" (Rafale) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Faisal Ahmed)
9. No. 123 Squadron "The Markhors" (IL-78 Tanker)

-19th Air Wing (WAC) Wing Commander Canavi Abdul

10. No. 125 Squadron "Silent Guardians" (E-3 Sentry) - Airborne Early Warning & Control (Sqn Ldr Ali Siddiqui)
11. No. 139 Squadron "Tomcats" (F-14 Tomcat) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Kamran Khan)
12. No. 155 Squadron "Vulture" (IL-78) - Transport and Aerial Refueling (Sqn Ldr Nadeem Raza)

-20th Multirole Wing (WAC) Wing Commander Abu Bakar

13. No. 166 Squadron "Black Hornets" (Mi-28 Havoc) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Zohaib Khan)
14. No. 170 Squadron "Golden Arrows" (SU-35) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Waheed Abbas)
15. No. 182 Squadron "Highlanders" (Eurofighter Typhoon) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Saad Aziz)
16. No. 459 Squadron "Silver Dragons" (J-10C) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Umar Fiaz)
17.No. 523 Squadron "The Big Guys" (IL-78 Tanker)

- **Bases:**

  1. WAC Base Jacobabad (Commander: Air Commodore Imran Hussain)
 

  2. WAC Base Minhas (Commander: Air Commodore Talha Qureshi)
 

  3. WAC Base Rafiqui (Commander: Air Commodore Asad Haider)
 

  4.WAC Base Tripoli (Commander: Air Commodore Mahmoud Gaddafi)

  5.WAC Base Tunis (Commander: Air Commodore Ahmed Jebali)

  6.WAC Base Abidjan (Commander: Air Commodore Koffi Kouame)

  7.WAC Base Casablanca (Commander: Air Commodore Hicham El-Fassi)

  8.WAC Base Antalaya (Commander: Air Commodore Amir Erdogan)
 

**Eastern Air Command (SAC):**

-25th Air Wing (EAC) Wing Commander Raza 

0.No. 369 Squadron "The Continent Travelers" (KC-10)
1. No. 31 Squadron "Sky Hawks" (JF-17 Thunder) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Farhan Ahmed)
2. No. 45 Squadron "Dark Scorpions" (Mirage 4000) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Aamir Khan)
3. No. 52 Squadron "Dark Signal" (Antonov An-12BK-PPS) - Electronic Warfare (Sqn Ldr Bilal Malik)

-26th Multirole Wing (EAC) Wing Commander Sajad Ahmad

4. No. 68 Squadron "Vipers" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Haroon Ali)
5. No. 79 Squadron "Lightning Attackers" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Hamza Khan)
6. No. 83 Squadron "Sky Warriors" (F-15 Eagle) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Noman Khan)
7.No. 543 Squadron "The Linkers" (IL-78 Tanker)

-27th Ground and Air Defense Wing (EAC) Wing Commander Bayan Turk

8. No. 97 Squadron "Deadly Raiders" (Mirage 4000) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Imran Shah)
9. No. 110 Squadron "Stealth Sharks" (F-22 Raptor) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Omar Mahmood)
10. No. 124 Squadron "Bee Stingers" (A-10 Thunderbolt II) - Ground Attack (Sqn Ldr Ali Haider)
11.No. 806 Squadron "The Range Givers" (KC-17 Stratotanker)

-28th Air Wing (EAC) Wing Commander Turk Noman

12. No. 138 Squadron "White Falcons" (MQ-9 Reaper) - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Sqn Ldr Saifullah Khan)
13. No. 152 Squadron "Mountain Eagles" (Su-35 Flanker) - Air Superiority (Sqn Ldr Khalid Hussain)
14. No. 165 Squadron "Thunder Ravens" (JF-17 Thunder) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Usama Ali)
15.No. 509 Squadron "The Refuelers" (KC-17 Stratotanker)

-29th Multirole Wing (EAC) Wing Commander Waqar Alger

16. No. 171 Squadron "Cold Blades" (F-16 Block 70 Viper) - Aerial Fighting (Sqn Ldr Ahmed Khan)
17. No. 182 Squadron "Heavy Raptors" (Mirage 4000) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Waqas Ahmed)
18. No. 198 Squadron "Golden Birds" (Su-30MKI) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Faizan Malik)
19. No. 459 Squadron "Silver Dragons" (J-10C) - All-Purpose (Sqn Ldr Umar Fiaz)
20.No. 509 Squadron "The Gas Stations" (KC-17 Stratotanker)

- **Bases:**

  1. EAC Base Kazi (Commander: Air Commodore Hasan Raza)
 

  2. EAC Base Buland (Commander: Air Commodore Ali Abbas)
 

  3. EAC Base Kahut Shah (Commander: Air Commodore Aamir Shah)
  

  4.EAC Base Kathmandu (Commander: Air Commodore Rajendra Singh)

  5.EAC Base Dhaka (Commander: Air Commodore Rahman Hossain)

  6.EAC Base Dhaka (Commander: Air Commodore Rahman Hossain)

  7.EAC Base Srinagar (Commander: Air Commodore Tariq Mir)

  8.EAC Base Chittagong (Commander: Air Commodore Ali Mir)
 

Foreign Air Command (FAC)

Mission: The Foreign Air Command (FAC) is dedicated to supporting allied militaries and participating in international conflicts to maintain global peace and security. FAC units are strategically positioned in foreign countries to provide rapid response capabilities, enhance cooperative defense initiatives, and foster international military alliances.

Bases:
1. **FAC Base Delhi:** Provides support and training to allied forces in South Asia.
2. **FAC Base Moscow:** Acts as a strategic hub for operations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
3. **FAC Base Washington:** Facilitates military cooperation and joint exercises with North American forces.
4. **FAC Base Rio de Janeiro:** Ensures readiness and support for operations in South America.
5. **FAC Base Cape Town:** Strengthens defense ties and operational capabilities in Africa.
6. **FAC Base Sydney:** Enhances regional security and cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region.
7. **FAC Base Berlin:** Serves as a key point for NATO collaboration and European defense initiatives.

Squadron Assignments

FAC Base Delhi:
1. **No. 201 Squadron "Guardians of the Sky"** (F-130): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 202 Squadron "Sky Protectors"** (KC-135 Stratotanker): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 203 Squadron "Eagle Watch"** (E-3 Sentry): AWACS

FAC Base Moscow:
1. **No. 204 Squadron "Iron Wings"** (Su-57 Felon): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 205 Squadron "Sky Wardens"** (IL-78MKI): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 206 Squadron "Sentinel Eyes"** (A-50 Mainstay): AWACS

FAC Base Washington:
1. **No. 207 Squadron "Freedom Falcons"** (F-35 Lightning II): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 208 Squadron "Liberty Wings"** (KC-10 Extender): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 209 Squadron "Guardian Hawks"** (E-2 Hawkeye): AWACS

FAC Base Rio de Janeiro:
1. **No. 210 Squadron "Sky Rangers"** (JAS 39 Gripen): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 211 Squadron "Sky Bridges"** (KC-390 Millennium): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 212 Squadron "Eagle Sentinels"** (Embraer R-99): AWACS

FAC Base Cape Town:
1. **No. 213 Squadron "Sky Guardians"** (J-20 Mighty Dragon): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 214 Squadron "Sky Bridges"** (KC-767): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 215 Squadron "Eagle Eyes"** (Saab 340 AEW&C): AWACS

FAC Base Sydney:
1. **No. 216 Squadron "Thunderbirds"** (F/A-18 Super Hornet): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 217 Squadron "Sky Refuelers"** (KC-30A): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 218 Squadron "Sky Scouts"** (E-7 Wedgetail): AWACS

FAC Base Berlin:
1. **No. 219 Squadron "Sky Sentinels"** (Eurofighter Typhoon): Multirole Fighter
2. **No. 220 Squadron "Sky Tankers"** (A330 MRTT): Aerial Refueling
3. **No. 221 Squadron "Eagle Watch"** (NATO E-3A): AWACS
 

1. **JF-17 Thunder Aerobatic Team "ThunderSky"**

   - Colors: Green and White

   - Team Members:

     1. Flight Leader: Wing Commander Ali Khan

     2. Squadron Leader Fatima Abbas

     3. Flight Lieutenant Ahmed Mahmood

     4. Flight Lieutenant Sara Khan

     5. Flying Officer Usman Ali

     6. Flying Officer Ayesha Ahmed

     7. Flying Officer Bilal Khan

     8. Flying Officer Hina Malik

     9. Pilot Officer Saad Ahmed

     10. Pilot Officer Mariam Khan

     11. Pilot Officer Waqar Ali

     12. Pilot Officer Sana Ahmed

     13. Pilot Officer Ali Khan

     14. Pilot Officer Sadia Malik

2. **F-16 Block 70 Viper Aerobatic Team "Falcon Flyers"**

   - Colors: Grey,Black and Blue.

   - Team Members:

     1. Flight Leader: Wing Commander Omar Hassan

     2. Squadron Leader Atar Malik

     3. Flight Lieutenant Bilal Ahmed

     4. Flight Lieutenant Shoaib Khan

     5. Flying Officer Saad Ali

     6. Flying Officer Sara Ahmed

     7. Flying Officer Waqar Khan

     8. Flying Officer Mariam Ali

     9. Pilot Officer Ali Ahmed

     10. Pilot Officer Fatima Khan

     11. Pilot Officer Usman Malik

     12. Pilot Officer Sana Ali

     13. Pilot Officer Ahmed Khan

     14. Pilot Officer Ayesha Mahmood

3. **J-10C Aerobatic Team "Dragon Knights"**

   - Colors: Green, Gold, and Black

   - Team Members:

     1. Flight Leader: Wing Commander Ahmed Raza

     2. Squadron Leader Mariam Khan

     3. Flight Lieutenant Waqar Abbas

     4. Flight Lieutenant Sana Ahmed

     5. Flying Officer Ali Khan

     6. Flying Officer Sadia Malik

     7. Flying Officer Bilal Ahmed

     8. Flying Officer Hina Khan

     9. Pilot Officer Saad Ali

     10. Pilot Officer Sara Khan

     11. Pilot Officer Usman Ali

     12. Pilot Officer Ayesha Khan

     13. Pilot Officer Ahmed Malik

     14. Pilot Officer Fatima Ali

4.**SU-30 MKI Aerobatic Team "Sky Dancers"**

- Colors: Silver, Blue, and Red

- Team Members:

  1. Flight Leader: Wing Commander Aamir Khan

  2. Squadron Leader Ali Ahmed

  3. Flight Lieutenant Bilal Patel

  4. Flight Lieutenant Fahad Hussain

  5. Flying Officer Imran Khan

  6. Flying Officer Nadeem Ali

  7. Flying Officer Farhan Siddiqui

  8. Flying Officer Arif Mahmood

  9. Pilot Officer Usman Khan

  10. Pilot Officer Ahmed Patel

  11. Pilot Officer Kamran Khan

  12. Pilot Officer Asad Hussain

  13. Pilot Officer Irfan Ali

  14. Pilot Officer Omar Khan
 

National Main Air Command:
1st Air Wing:

No. 21 Squadron "Skyhawks" (C-130 Hercules)

Role: Tactical Airlift

Base: NAC Base Azad

Commander: Wing Commander Ali Khan

No. 36 Squadron "Thunderbirds" (A-400M)

Role: Tactical Airlift

Base: SAC Base Quetta

Commander: Wing Commander Ahmed Siddiqui

No. 52 Squadron "Silent Wings" (C-5 Galaxy)

Role: Strategic Airlift

Base: CAC Base Mushaf

Commander: Wing Commander Farhan Ali

2nd Multirole Wing:

No. 69 Squadron "Eagle Express" (C-17 Globemaster III)

Role: Strategic Airlift

Base: WAC Base Minhas

Commander: Wing Commander Aamir Mahmood

No. 84 Squadron "Swift Eagles" (IL-72)

Role: Tactical Airlift

Base: EAC Base Kazi

Commander: Wing Commander Saifullah Khan

3rd Air Wing:

No. 73 Squadron "Fuel Eagles" (KC-5M Super Galaxy)

Role: Aerial Refueling

Base: SAC Base Rafiqui

Commander: Wing Commander Nadeem Khan

No. 89 Squadron "Sky Guardians" (KC-17 Stratotanker)

Role: Aerial Refueling

Base: WAC Base Rafiqui

Commander: Wing Commander Saad Raza

No. 102 Squadron "Airbridge Masters" (Il-78MKI)

Role: Aerial Refueling

Base: EAC Base Buland

Commander: Wing Commander Faraz Ahmad

4th Combat Wing:

No. 30 Squadron "Shadow Raptors" (F-22 Raptor)

Role: Air Superiority

Commander: Wing Commander Farhan Khan

No. 55 Squadron "Night Stalkers" (F-35 Lightning II)

Role: All-Purpose

Commander: Wing Commander Ayyan Malik

5th Strategic Wing:

No. 82 Squadron "Stealth Guardians" (B-2 Spirit)

Role: Strategic Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Ali Abbas

No. 109 Squadron "Ghost Riders" (F-117 Nighthawk)

Role: Precision Strike

Commander: Wing Commander Saad Ahmed

6th Fighter Wing:

No. 121 Squadron "Silent Eagles" (Su-57 Felon)

Role: Multirole Fighter

Commander: Wing Commander Nabaker Khan

No. 138 Squadron "Shadow Hawks" (MQ-25 Stingray)

Role: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Commander: Wing Commander Omar Ali

7th Air Superiority Wing:

No. 161 Squadron "Phantom Phantoms" (J-20 Mighty Dragon)

Role: Air Superiority

Commander: Wing Commander Bilal Mahmood

8th Training and UAV Wing:

No. 192 Squadron "Shadow Raptors" (T-50 PAK FA)

Role: Training

Commander: Wing Commander Fahad Khan

No. 217 Squadron "Ghost Hawks" (X-47B)

Role: Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle

Commander: Wing Commander Jabar Khan

9th Tactical Bomber Wing:

No. 224 Squadron "Steel Wings" (Su-34 Fullback)

Role: Tactical Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Hassan Mahmood

No. 267 Squadron "Storm Bringers" (JH-7 Flying Leopard)

Role: Tactical Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Nimar Khan

No. 312 Squadron "Thunderhawks" (Mirage 4000)

Role: Tactical Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Fahad Khan

No. 338 Squadron "Silent Shadows" (F-111 Aardvark)

Role: Tactical Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Saja Ali

No. 390 Squadron "Lightning Strikes" (Tornado GR4)

Role: Tactical Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Omar Ahmed

10th Electronic Warfare and AEW&C Wing:

No. 33 Squadron "Phantom Jammers" (EA-18G Growler)

Role: Electronic Warfare and SEAD

Commander: Wing Commander Zaid Mahmood

No. 78 Squadron "Ghost Hunters" (EC-130H Compass Call)

Role: Electronic Attack, Jamming, and AEW&C

Commander: Wing Commander Rayan Khan

No. 91 Squadron "Shadow Raptors" (EF-111 Raven)

Role: Electronic Warfare Support and AEW&C

Commander: Wing Commander Usman Ali

No. 117 Squadron "Silent Knights" (EA-6B Prowler)

Role: Electronic Warfare and AEW&C

Commander: Wing Commander Khan Ahmed

No. 149 Squadron "Stealth Guardians" (E-2 Hawkeye)

Role: AEW&C and Command and Control

Commander: Wing Commander Fahad Khan

No. 208 Squadron "Specter Sentinels" (EC-37 Sentry)

Role: Electronic Warfare, AEW&C, and Airborne Surveillance

Commander: Wing Commander Sara Malik

11th Strategic Bomber Wing:

No. 155 Squadron "Sky Guardians" (H-6K Bomber)

Role: Strategic Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Mariam Ali

No. 203 Squadron "Shadow Bombers" (B-2 Spirit)

Role: Strategic Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Ali Khan

No. 700 Squadron "The Stratofortresses "(B-52 Stratofortress)

Role: Large Scale Bomber

Commander: Wing Commander Zarrar Ali Khan
 
12th Close Air Support Wing
Wing Commander:Wing Commander Ali Yousaf

No. 10 Squadron "The Thunderbolts"
Aircraft: A-10C Thunderbolt II (American)
Role: Close Air Support
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Khalid Tariq

No. 18 Squadron "Desert Falcons"
Aircraft: Su-25 Frogfoot (Russian)
Role: Ground Attack
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Omar Yusuf

No. 23 Squadron "Steel Hawks"
Aircraft: Mirage 4000 (French)
Role: Precision Strike
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Ahmed Raza

No. 31 Squadron "Sky Hunters"
Aircraft: A-10C Thunderbolt II (American)
Role: Close Air Support
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Nadia Imran

No. 45 Squadron "Night Raiders"
Aircraft: Su-25 Frogfoot (Russian)
Role: Ground Attack
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Ayesha Ali

No. 56 Squadron "Viper Strikers"
Aircraft: Mirage 4000 (French)
Role: Precision Strike
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Bilal Khan

No. 62 Squadron "Flying Scorpions"
Aircraft: A-10C Thunderbolt II (American)
Role: Close Air Support
Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Ali Hassan
**1st Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Ahmed Rahman

- **No. 101 Squadron "Eagle Lifters" (C-130 Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Imran Hadi

- **No. 102 Squadron "Sky Haulers" (C-17 Globemaster III)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Sarah Khan

- **No. 103 Squadron "Cargo Titans" (Il-76 Candid)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Tariq Javed

**2nd Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Farah Naveed

- **No. 201 Squadron "Desert Lifters" (C-130J Super Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Zainab Malik

- **No. 202 Squadron "Giant Carriers" (C-5 Galaxy)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Faisal Mehmood

- **No. 203 Squadron "Sky Freighters" (An-124 Ruslan)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Ahmed Mustafa

**3rd Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Zahir Abbas

- **No. 301 Squadron "Rapid Relocators" (A400M Atlas)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Nadia Ali

- **No. 302 Squadron "Sky Giants" (Boeing 747-8F)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Hamza Rashid

- **No. 303 Squadron "Mammoth Movers" (C-17 Globemaster III)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Samina Qureshi

**4th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Omar Latif

- **No. 401 Squadron "Steel Lifters" (C-130J Super Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Bilal Iqbal

- **No. 402 Squadron "Heavy Haulers" (C-5 Galaxy)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Ayesha Hassan

- **No. 403 Squadron "Sky Transports" (Il-76 Candid)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Rashid Khan

**5th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Nida Akhtar

- **No. 501 Squadron "Phoenix Lifters" (C-130 Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Asim Sheikh

- **No. 502 Squadron "Colossal Carriers" (C-17 Globemaster III)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Saima Farooq

- **No. 503 Squadron "Titanic Transports" (An-124 Ruslan)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Yasir Nawaz

**6th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Tariq Mahmood

- **No. 601 Squadron "Falcon Lifters" (C-130J Super Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Amina Shah

- **No. 602 Squadron "Gargantuan Lifters" (C-5 Galaxy)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Omar Siddique

- **No. 603 Squadron "Mighty Freighters" (Il-76 Candid)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Khalid Rehman

**7th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Sana Riaz

- **No. 701 Squadron "Sky Shifters" (A400M Atlas)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Farhan Zafar

- **No. 702 Squadron "Titan Lifters" (Boeing 747-8F)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Zoya Ali

- **No. 703 Squadron "Goliath Movers" (C-17 Globemaster III)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Ahmed Qasim

**8th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Salman Iqbal

- **No. 801 Squadron "Thunder Lifters" (C-130J Super Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Ahsan Saeed

- **No. 802 Squadron "Mega Lifters" (C-5 Galaxy)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Amna Tariq

- **No. 803 Squadron "Sky Transporters" (Il-76 Candid)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Bilal Farooq

**9th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Ayesha Siddiqui

- **No. 901 Squadron "Glory Lifters" (C-130 Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Usman Shah

- **No. 902 Squadron "Majestic Lifters" (C-17 Globemaster III)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Nadia Karim

- **No. 903 Squadron "Mammoth Carriers" (An-124 Ruslan)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Adnan Bashir

**10th Transport Wing:**

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Imran Khalid

- **No. 1001 Squadron "Herculean Lifters" (C-130J Super Hercules)**
 - **Role:** Tactical Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Zahra Hassan

- **No. 1002 Squadron "Gigantic Lifters" (C-5 Galaxy)**
 - **Role:** Strategic Airlift
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Faraz Iqbal

- **No. 1003 Squadron "Sky Titans" (Il-76 Candid)**
 - **Role:** Heavy Transport
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Hassan Mehmood

### 10th Nuclear Wing:

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Aisha Khan

- **No. 1004 Nuclear Squadron "Atomic Angels" (F-16 Falcon)**
 - **Role:** Nuclear Warhead Delivery
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Nadeem Ahmed

- **No. 1005 Nuclear Squadron "Warhead Wolves" (F-15E Strike Eagle)**
 - **Role:** Nuclear Warhead Delivery
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Samina Khan

- **No. 1006 Nuclear Squadron "Thermo Thunderbirds" (B-2 Spirit)**
 - **Role:** Thermonuclear Warhead Delivery
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Omar Ali

### 11th Nuclear Wing:

**Wing Commander:** Colonel Bilal Qureshi

- **No. 1101 Nuclear Squadron "Plutonium Patrol" (F-35 Lightning II)**
 - **Role:** Nuclear Warhead Delivery
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader !@#$ Malik

- **No. 1102 Nuclear Squadron "Radiation Raptors" (B-1B Lancer)**
 - **Role:** Nuclear Warhead Delivery
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Khalid Khan

- **No. 1103 Nuclear Squadron "Thermal Thunderbolts" (B-52 Stratofortress)**
 - **Role:** Thermonuclear Warhead Delivery
 - **Commander:** Squadron Leader Zara Ahmed


F-130 Squadrons

**1st Air Superiority Squadron**
- **No. 501 Squadron "Phantom Hunters"**
 - Role: Air Superiority
 - Base: NAC Base Azad
 - Commander: Wing Commander Hamza Ali

**2nd Multirole Squadron**
- **No. 502 Squadron "Eagle Strikers"**
 - Role: Multirole Fighter
 - Base: CAC Base Sargodha
 - Commander: Wing Commander Imran Khan

**3rd Electronic Warfare Squadron**
- **No. 503 Squadron "Shadow Warriors"**
 - Role: Electronic Warfare
 - Base: SAC Base Quetta
 - Commander: Wing Commander Tariq Mahmood

**4th Ground Attack Squadron**
- **No. 504 Squadron "Thunderbolts"**
 - Role: Ground Attack
 - Base: CAC Base Mushaf
 - Commander: Wing Commander Farooq Ahmed

**5th Bombing Squadron**
- **No. 505 Squadron "Stormbringers"**
 - Role: Bombing
 - Base: WAC Base Minhas
 - Commander: Wing Commander Asad Khan

**6th Reconnaissance Squadron**
- **No. 506 Squadron "Silent Shadows"**
 - Role: Reconnaissance
 - Base: EAC Base Kazi
 - Commander: Wing Commander Faisal Hussain

7.Top Gun Squadrons:
No. 3 Squadron "Thunder Wolves" (Su-35 Flanker):

• Role: Air Superiority
• Base: NAC Base Gilgit
• Commander: Wing Commander Ahmed Khan

No. 8 Squadron "Sky Reapers" (F-22 Raptor):

• Role: Air Superiority
• Base: CAC Base Sargodha
• Commander: Wing Commander Ali Abbas

No. 15 Squadron "Night Stalkers" (F-15 EX Eagle II):

• Role: Air Superiority
• Base: SAC Base Rafiqui
• Commander: Wing Commander Usman Malik

No. 21 Squadron "Shadow Riders" (Rafale):

• Role: Multirole Fighter
• Base: WAC Base Jacobabad
• Commander: Wing Commander Saadullah Khan

No. 26 Squadron "Storm Breakers" (J-20 Mighty Dragon):

• Role: Air Superiority
• Base: EAC Base Kazi
• Commander: Wing Commander Farhan Ahmed

No. 32 Squadron "Swift Falcons" (F-16 Block 70 Viper):

• Role: Multirole Fighter
• Base: NAC Base Azad
• Commander: Wing Commander Bilal Ahmed

No. 38 Squadron "Thunder Bolts" (JF-17 Thunder):

• Role: Multirole Fighter
• Base: CAC Base Mushaf
• Commander: Wing Commander Salman Malik

No. 44 Squadron "Eagle Strikers" (Su-30MKI):

• Role: Air Superiority
• Base: SAC Base Quetta
• Commander: Wing Commander Usman Ali

No. 50 Squadron "Raging Lions" (MiG-29 Fulcrum):

• Role: Air Superiority
• Base: WEC Base Minhas
• Commander: Wing Commander Zain Khan

No. 59 Squadron "Sky Guardians" (J-10C):

• Role: Multirole Fighter
• Base: EAC Base Buland
• Commander: Wing Commander Nadeem Raza
   No. 10 Squadron "The Thunderbolts"
  Aircraft: A-10C Thunderbolt II (American)
  Role: Close Air Support
  Squadron Leader: Wing Commander Khalid Tariq

Air Police

The Air Police is responsible for security and law enforcement at air bases and facilities of the First Islamic Caliphate's Air Force. They ensure the protection of personnel, aircraft, and assets from security threats.

Units and Roles

Provost Marshal's Office (PMO)

• Role: Command and control of Air Police operations.
• Description: Responsible for overall management and coordination of law enforcement and security activities.

Security Forces Squadron

• Role: Physical security and protection.
• Description: Conducts patrols, secures perimeters, and responds to incidents to protect Air Force assets.

Air Base Defense Squadron

• Role: Defense and response to external threats.
• Description: Maintains readiness to defend against ground-based attacks on air bases.

K-9 Unit

• Role: Explosive detection and patrol support.
• Description: Utilizes trained dogs for explosive detection and support during patrols.

Special Response Team (SRT)

• Role: Rapid response to high-threat situations.
• Description: Highly trained unit for crisis response and critical incident resolution.

Law Enforcement Squadron

• Role: Policing and law enforcement.
• Description: Enforces military laws, regulations, and conducts investigations.

Traffic Management and Accident Investigation

• Role: Traffic control and accident investigation.
• Description: Manages air base traffic, investigates accidents, and enforces traffic regulations.

Vehicles

Toyota Land Cruiser  (Japanese)

• Role: Patrol and rapid response.
• Description: Robust vehicle for law enforcement and security operations.

Ford Ranger (American)

• Role: Tactical operations and transport.
• Description: Light-duty truck used for various Air Police tasks.

M1117 Guardian (American)

• Role: Armored security vehicle.
• Description: Provides protection for high-threat situations.

YoungMan JNP6250G

• Role: Mobile command post.
• Description: Equipped with communication tools for managing operations.

YoungMan JNP6250G

• Role: Secure prisoner transport.
• Description: Armored vehicle for transporting detainees.

Chevrolet Suburban (American)

• Role: Undercover operations and transport.
• Description: SUV for covert investigations and transporting personnel.

HMMWV (American)

• Role: Tactical support and transport.
• Description: Light tactical vehicle for various security operations.

Nissan Patrol (Japanese)

• Role: Patrol and utility.
• Description: Multi-purpose vehicle for security and law enforcement.

Land Rover Defender (British)

• Role: Reconnaissance and patrol.
• Description: Versatile vehicle for various terrains and conditions.

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (German)

• Role: Intelligence gathering and surveillance.
• Description: Van equipped for mobile surveillance and operations.

BMW X5 (German)

• Role: VIP protection and security.
• Description: Luxury vehicle used for VIP transport and security details.

Toyota Hilux (Japanese)

• Role: Support and transport.
• Description: Pickup truck used for various Air Police operations.

Mitsubishi Pajero (Japanese)

• Role: Traffic management and enforcement.
• Description: SUV for traffic control and accident response.

Daihatsu Terios (Japanese)

• Role: Cyber operations and security.
• Description: Vehicle equipped for cybersecurity and mobile operations.

Toyota Camry (Japanese)

• Role: Investigative and administrative.
• Description: Sedan used for administrative tasks and law enforcement support.

Equipment

Small Arms

• Pistols, rifles, and submachine guns for personal defense and law enforcement.

Body Armor

• Bulletproof vests and helmets for personal protection during operations.

Radio Communication Systems

• Handheld radios and vehicle-mounted communication equipment.

Surveillance Equipment

• Cameras, listening devices, and other surveillance tools.

Riot Control Gear

• Shields, batons, tear gas, and non-lethal weapons.

Forensic Tools

• Equipment for collecting and analyzing evidence.

Breaching Equipment

• Tools for forced entry and building clearance.

Medical Kits

• First aid supplies and trauma kits.

Navigation and GPS

• Systems for location tracking and route planning.

Tactical Lights

• Flashlights and vehicle-mounted lights.

Toolkits and Maintenance Equipment

• Tools for vehicle and equipment maintenance.

Specialized Vehicles Modifications

• Armored plating, weapon mounts, and vehicle modifications.

Overview

The Air Police of the First Islamic Caliphate ensures the security and protection of air bases and facilities, conducting law enforcement, security operations, and responding to emergencies. They utilize a range of vehicles, equipment, and specialized units to maintain the safety and operational readiness of the Air Force.

**The First Islamic Caliphate Navy (FICN):**
 

1. **Naval Fleet Command**: The FICN operates under various commands, with the Naval Fleet Command being responsible for the fleet’s operations. (Commander: Vice Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi)
 

1st Fleet (Carrier Strike Group):

• FICN Caliphate (Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
• FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
• FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
• FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
• FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
• FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
• FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
• FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
• FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

2nd Fleet (Submarine Squadron):

• FICN Ali (Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Bahr (Type 212-Class Submarine)
• FICN Agosta (Agosta-class submarine)
• FICN Khalid (Riyah-class submarine)
• FICN Al-Akhdar (Virginia-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Barr (Astute-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Samad (Ohio-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Baqa (Seawolf-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jawhar (Columbia-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Salam (Rubis-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Isra (Kilo-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Amin (Los Angeles-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Hayat (Vanguard-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Najah (Type 039-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Rafiq (Akula-Class Submarine)

3rd Fleet (Surface Combat Group):

• FICN Al-Fateh (Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
• FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
• FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
• FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
• FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
• FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
• FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
• FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
• FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

4th Fleet (Amphibious Ready Group):

• FICN Al-Qadir (Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
• FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
• FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
• FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
• FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
• FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
• FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
• FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
• FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

5th Fleet (Patrol and Reconnaissance Squadron):

• FICN Al-Aziz (Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
• FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
• FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
• FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
• FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
• FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
• FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
• FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
• FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

6th Fleet (Mine Warfare Group):

• FICN Al-Hakim (Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
• FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
• FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
   

**7th Fleet (Fast Attack Craft Squadron):**
- FICN Al-Muqaddim (Aircraft Carrier)
- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
- FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
- FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
- FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
- FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
- FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
- FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
- FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
- FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
- FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
- FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

**8th Fleet (Ocean Patrol Group):**
- FICN Al-Muqtadir (Aircraft Carrier)
- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
- FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
- FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
- FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
- FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
- FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
- FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
- FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
- FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
- FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
- FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

**9th Fleet (Missile Boat Squadron):**
- FICN Al-Muqtadir (Aircraft Carrier)
- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
- FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
- FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
- FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
- FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
- FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
- FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
- FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
- FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
- FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
- FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

**10th Fleet (Stealth Operations Squadron):**
- FICN Al-Muqtadir (Aircraft Carrier)
- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
- FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
- FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
- FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
- FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
- FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
- FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
- FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
- FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
- FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
- FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

**11th Fleet (Littoral Combat Group):**
- FICN Al-Muqtadir (Aircraft Carrier)
- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
- FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat)
- FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter)
- FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship)
- FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft)
- FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel)
- FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat)
- FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette)
- FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship)
- FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine)
- FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship)

**12th Fleet (Naval Support Squadron):**
- FICN Al-Muqtadir (Aircraft Carrier)
- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette)
 

2. **Naval Bases**: The FICN operates several naval bases along the coastline. Some notable bases include:
 

Northwest Africa:

Casablanca Naval Base (Casablanca)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Hassan Malik

Tangier Naval Station (Tangier)

• Commander: Captain Fatima Ahmed

Oran Naval Base (Oran)

• Commander: Commodore Ali Khan

Algiers Naval Depot (Algiers)

• Commander: Captain Samir Patel

Tunis Naval Outpost (Tunis)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Amina Farid

Southern Europe:

Naples Naval Base (Naples)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Luca Rossi

Taranto Naval Station (Taranto)

• Commander: Captain Sofia Ricci

Athens Naval Base (Athens)

• Commander: Commodore Nikos Papadopoulos

Thessaloniki Naval Depot (Thessaloniki)

• Commander: Captain Maria Constantinou

Middle East:

Haifa Naval Base (Haifa)

• Commander: Rear Admiral David Khan

Beirut Naval Installation (Beirut)

• Commander: Captain Rami Abboud

Latakia Naval Outpost (Latakia)

• Commander: Commodore Hani Al-Masri

Alexandria Naval Base (Alexandria)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Hossam Ibrahim

Suez Naval Station (Suez)

• Commander: Captain Fatima Khalifa

Jeddah Naval Base (Jeddah)

• Commander: Commodore Abdul Rahman Al-Saud

Dubai Naval Complex (Dubai)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Salim Al-Maktoum

Indian Ocean:

Karachi Naval Base (Karachi)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Usman Khan

Mumbai Naval Facility (Mumbai)

• Commander: Captain Priya Sharma

Colombo Naval Station (Colombo)

• Commander: Commodore Ranil Silva

Male Naval Outpost (Male)

• Commander: Captain Ayesha Ali

Southeast Asia:

Yangon Naval Base (Yangon)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Thet Oo

Phuket Naval Station (Phuket)

• Commander: Captain Surat Thani

Ho Chi Minh City Naval Base (Ho Chi Minh City)

• Commander: Commodore Nguyen Van Minh

Port Klang Naval Depot (Port Klang)

• Commander: Captain Leong Mei Ling

East Africa:

Mombasa Naval Base (Mombasa)

• Commander: Rear Admiral James Mwangi

Dar es Salaam Naval Station (Dar es Salaam)

• Commander: Captain Fatima Juma

Maputo Naval Outpost (Maputo)

• Commander: Commodore Carlos Silva

Djibouti Naval Base (Djibouti City)

• Commander: Captain Ahmed Ali

Red Sea:

Port Sudan Naval Base (Port Sudan)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Mohammed Ahmed

Jeddah Naval Station (Jeddah)

• Commander: Captain Abdul Rahman Al-Saud

Arabian Peninsula:

Muscat Naval Base (Muscat)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Sultan bin Rashid

Manama Naval Station (Manama

• Commander: Captain Fatima Al-Khalifa

Doha Naval Outpost (Doha)

• Commander: Commodore Ahmed Al-Thani

Kuwait City Naval Base (Kuwait City)

• Commander: Captain Nasser Al-Mutairi

Gulf of Aden:

Aden Naval Base (Aden)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Ali Hassan

Hodeidah Naval Station (Hodeidah)

• Commander: Captain Aisha Saleh

Eastern Mediterranean:

Limassol Naval Base (Limassol)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Constantinos Antoniou

Rhodes Naval Station (Rhodes)

• Commander: Captain Nikos Papadopoulos

Larnaca Naval Outpost (Larnaca)

• Commander: Commodore Maria Constantinou

Mersin Naval Base (Mersin)

• Commander: Rear Admiral Hasan Erdogan
   

- FICN Mehran (Karachi) (Base Commander: Commodore Azfar Humayun)
 

- FICN Qasim (Manora Island, Karachi) (Base Commander: Commodore Muhammad Shahbaz)
 

3. **Aircraft Carriers**: The FICN operates aircraft carriers for power projection and air support.:
 

- FICN Caliphate (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Salman Ahmed)
- FICN Ali (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Ahmad Noor)

- FICN Al-Fateh (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Omar Farooq)

- FICN Al-Qadir (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Aisha Rahman)

- FICN Al-Aziz (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Fatima Hussain)

- FICN Al-Hakim (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Kareem Khan)

- FICN Al-Muqaddim (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Layla Ahmed)

- FICN Al-Wahid (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Bilal Rahman)

- FICN Al-Rahman (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Sanaa Khan)

- FICN Al-Ghani (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Asad Ali)

- FICN Al-Muqtadir (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Hafsa Malik)

- FICN Al-Nasir (Aircraft Carrier) (Commanding Officer: Captain Yar Khan)
 

4. **Naval Submarines**: The FICN operates submarines for maritime defense and surveillance. Some of the submarines include:
 

- FICN Agosta (Agosta-class submarine) (Commander: Captain Arif Hussain)
 

- FICN Khalid (Riyah-class submarine) (Commander: Captain Zain Ahmed)
 - FICN Al-Bahr (Type 212-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Amin Khan)

- FICN Al-Akhdar (Virginia-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Yasmin Ahmed)

- FICN Al-Barr (Astute-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Zainab Hassan)

- FICN Al-Samad (Ohio-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Ali Malik)

- FICN Al-Baqa (Seawolf-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Fatima Ali)

- FICN Al-Jawhar (Columbia-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Khalid Rahman)

- FICN Al-Salam (Rubis-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Safiya Hussain)

- FICN Al-Isra (Kilo-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Jamal Ahmed)

- FICN Al-Amin (Los Angeles-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Aisha Malik)

- FICN Al-Hayat (Vanguard-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Nour Ali)

- FICN Al-Najah (Type 039-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Ahmed Farouk)

- FICN Al-Rafiq (Akula-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Mariam Shah)

- FICN Al-Mustaqim (Dolphin-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Ibrahim Khan)

- FICN Al-Muwafaq (Borei-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Salma Hassan)

- FICN Al-Mujahid (Scorpène-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Aisha Mahmoud)

- FICN Al-Mansur (Type 039B-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Omar Al-Sayed)

- FICN Al-Muntaqim (Type 093-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Layla Sharif)

- FICN Al-Mujaddid (Soryu-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Kareem Ahmed)

- FICN Al-Muqaffa (Triomphant-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Hana Al-Farsi)

- FICN Al-Mubarak (Los Angeles Flight II-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Hassan Mansour)

- FICN Al-Masoud (Collins-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Mariam Omar)

- FICN Al-Muhaymin (Type 091-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Fatima Ibrahim)

- FICN Al-Mustaqeem (Scorpène AIP-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Ahmed Ali)

- FICN Al-Mujtahid (Narwhal-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Noura Hassan)

- FICN Al-Mubasher (S20-Class Submarine) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Aliyah Malik)

5.**WarShips**:The FICN Operates Warships for fighting purposes these are the Warships.
 

- FICN Al-Kahar (Destroyer) (Commanding Officer: Commander Malik Hussain)
- FICN Al-Atiq (Frigate) (Commanding Officer: Commander Aisha Khan)
- FICN Al-Nasr (Cruiser) (Commanding Officer: Captain Farhan Ahmed)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Corvette) (Commanding Officer: Captain Mariam Patel)
- FICN Al-Rasheed (Patrol Boat) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Zahra Ali)
- FICN Al-Farooq (Minehunter) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Sami Khan)
- FICN Al-Khaliq (Amphibious Assault Ship) (Commanding Officer: Captain Sara Malik)
- FICN Al-Hussein (Littoral Combat Ship) (Commanding Officer: Commander Fatima Rahman)
- FICN Al-Mubarak (Guided Missile Cruiser) (Commanding Officer: Captain Nabeel Ali)
- FICN Al-Badr (Fast Attack Craft) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Imran Khan)
- FICN Al-Qawi (Ocean Patrol Vessel) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Maya Khan)
- FICN Al-Wahid (Offshore Patrol Vessel) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Ahmed Patel)
- FICN Al-Salam (Missile Boat) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Fatima Akhtar)
- FICN Al-Jabbar (Arsenal Ship) (Commanding Officer: Captain Omar Rahman)
- FICN Al-Karim (Coastal Defense Ship) (Commanding Officer: Commander Aliya Farooqi)
- FICN Al-Mujahid (Heavy Cruiser) (Commanding Officer: Captain Amina Aziz)
- FICN Al-Sabiq (Guided Missile Destroyer) (Commanding Officer: Commander Bilal Ahmed)
FICN Al-Rahman (Amphibious Transport Dock) (Commanding Officer: Captain Saba Shah)
FICN Al-Fatih (Guided Missile Frigate) (Commanding Officer: Captain Khalid Khan)

FICN Al-Malik (Arleigh Burke-Class Destroyer) (Commanding Officer: Commander Layla Ali)

• FICN Al-Aziz (Missile Cruiser) (Commanding Officer: Captain Fatima Hassan)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Fast Patrol Boat) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Amir Patel)
• FICN Al-Qasim (Stealth Corvette) (Commanding Officer: Captain Safiya Rahman)
• FICN Al-Wasim (Fast Combat Support Ship) (Commanding Officer: Commander Karim Khan)
• FICN Al-Mansur (Coastal Defense Corvette) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Farah Ahmed)
• FICN Al-Ra'id (Guided Missile Frigate) (Commanding Officer: Captain Jamal Ali)
• FICN Al-Faris (Stealth Destroyer) (Commanding Officer: Commander Huda Malik)
• FICN Al-Khalid (Patrol Frigate) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Nida Khan)
• FICN Al-Haqq (Landing Ship Dock) (Commanding Officer: Captain Salman Hussain)
• FICN Al-Wali (Ocean Surveillance Vessel) (Commanding Officer: Commander Sara Ahmed)
• FICN Al-Majid (Guided Missile Cruiser) (Commanding Officer: Captain Aminah Rahman)
• FICN Al-Sadiq (Amphibious Command Ship) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Ahmad Farooqi)
• FICN Al-Raqib (Missile Corvette) (Commanding Officer: Captain Ayesha Malik)
• FICN Al-Malik (Stealth Frigate) (Commanding Officer: Commander Bilal Khan)
  FICN Al-Matin (Guided Missile Destroyer) (Commanding Officer: Captain Sana Ahmad)
  FICN Al-Nur (Naval Research Vessel) (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Commander Zahid Ali)
  FICN Al-Jawad (Mine Countermeasure Vessel) (Commanding Officer: Captain Zara Khan)
  FICN Al-Mujtaba (Amphibious Assault Ship) (Commanding Officer: Commander Naeem Malik)
   

6. **Naval Aviation**: The FICN operates a Naval Aviation fleet, including fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.
 

- FICN Aviation Fleet (Commander: Commodore Asif Mahmood)
 

7. **Fighter Jets**: The FICN also includes fighter jets for air defense and maritime strike operations:
 

VFA-101 Squadron “Griffins” (Shenyang FC-31 naval variant) (Squadron Commander: Commander Wei Zhang)
 

VAQ-132 Squadron “Scorpions” (Boeing EA-18G Growler) (Squadron Commander: Commander James "Jammer" Edwards)
 

VFA-11 Squadron “Red Rippers” (Dassault Rafale M) (Squadron Commander: Commander Pierre Dubois)
 

VMFA-211 Squadron “Wake Island Avengers” (Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Marcus "Viper" Thompson)
 

VMFA-314 Squadron “Black Knights” (Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Samantha "Sonic" Hayes)
 

VMA-231 Squadron “Ace of Spades” (McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Anthony "Talon" Reeves)
 

VFA-25 Squadron “Fist of the Fleet” (McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet) (Squadron Commander: Commander Robert "Razor" Martinez)
 

VFA-105 Squadron “Gunslingers” (Mikoyan MiG-29K) (Squadron Commander: Commander Ivan Petrov)
 

VFA-115 Squadron “Eagles” (Shenyang J-15) (Squadron Commander: Commander Li Wei)
 

VFA-31 Squadron “Tomcatters” (Sukhoi Su-25UTG/UBP) (Squadron Commander: Commander Viktor Sokolov)
 

VFA-33 Squadron “Starfighters” (Sukhoi Su-33) (Squadron Commander: Commander Sergey Ivanov)
 

- VFA. 420 Squadron “Sea Dragons” (J-10C Carrier Varient) (Squadron Commander: Commander Arham ALI)
 
 

- VFA. 10 Squadron “Sea Falcons” (JF-17 Thunder Customized Force Carrier Ops) (Squadron Commander: Commander Saad Khan)
 

- VFA. 21 Squadron “Sea Vipers” (F-16 Fighting Falcon  Customized Force Carrier Ops) (Squadron Commander: Commander Rizwan Ali)
 

- VFA. 69 Squadron “Sea Sharks” (F-18 Super Hornet) (Squadron Commander: Commander Labar Janab)
 

8. **Support Squadrons**: The FICN has several support squadrons equipped with various types of aircraft. Some of the squadrons are:
 

- VRM. 7 Squadron “Sea Hawks” (P-3C Orion) (Squadron Commander: Commander Usman Ali)
 

- HSC. 18 Squadron “Falcons” (AW139 Helicopter) (Squadron Commander: Commander Kamran Khan)
 

- HSC. 23 Squadron “Sea Eagles” (Z-9EC Helicopter) (Squadron Commander: Commander Fahad Siddiqui)
 

- HSC. 32 Squadron “Marlins” (King Air 350) (Squadron Commander: Commander Farhan Akhtar)
 

 - VRM. 68 Squadron “Echoing Whales” (E-2 Sky Hawk) (Squadron Commander: Commander Shoaib Akan)

VQ-1 Squadron “World Watchers” (Lockheed EP-3E Aries II) (Squadron Commander: Commander William "Watcher" Smith)
 

VQ-2 Squadron “Sandman” (Boeing P-8A Poseidon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Richard "Ghost" Taylor)

HS-4 Squadron “Black Knights” (Sikorsky MH-60S Seahawk) (Squadron Commander: Commander Rebecca "Sky" Daniels)

VXS-1 Squadron “Warlocks” (Lockheed C-130T Hercules) (Squadron Commander: Commander Gregory "Mage" Cole)

VP-5 Squadron “Mad Foxes” (Boeing P-8A Poseidon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Thomas "Fox" Brennan)

VP-8 Squadron “Fighting Tigers” (Boeing P-8A Poseidon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Jennifer "Tiger" Anderson)

VR-56 Squadron “Globemasters” (McDonnell Douglas C-9B Skytrain II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Frank "Giant" Matthews)

HM-14 Squadron “Vanguards” (V-22 Osprey) (Squadron Commander: Commander Daniel "Vanguard" King)

HM-15 Squadron “Sea Stallions” (Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion) (Squadron Commander: Commander Kevin "Hawk" Sanders)

VRC-40 Detachment (Bell Boeing CMV-22B Osprey) (Squadron Commander: Commander Steven "Det" Carlson)

HSC-21 Squadron “Blackjacks” (Sikorsky MH-60S Seahawk) (Squadron Commander: Commander Melissa "Ace" Grant)

9. **Transport Squadrons**: The FICN includes squadrons dedicated to transport and logistics operations:
 

 - No. 67 Squadron “Grey Hounds” (C-2 Greyhound) (Squadron Commander: Commander Ali Mujtaba)
 

 VR-1 Squadron “Star Lifters” (Gulfstream C-37B) (Squadron Commander: Commander Michael "Lift" Hernandez)

VR-62 Squadron “Nomads” (Boeing C-40 Clipper) (Squadron Commander: Commander Jason "Wanderer" Green)

- No. 14 Squadron “Albatross” (CN235 Transport Aircraft) (Squadron Commander: Commander Azam Qureshi)
 

 
VR-57 Squadron “Conquistadors” (McDonnell Douglas C-9 Skytrain II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Alan "Trailblazer" Martin)

VRC-30 Squadron “Providers” (Grumman C-2A Greyhound) (Squadron Commander: Commander Charles "Carrier" Stevens)

- No. 28 Squadron “Sky Masters” (Sea King Helicopter) (Squadron Commander: Commander Shahid Khan)
 

10.Land Based Support Squadrons:
**VQ-1 Squadron “World Watchers”** (Lockheed EP-3E Aries II) (Squadron Commander: Commander William "Watcher" Smith)

**VQ-2 Squadron “Sandman”** (Boeing P-8A Poseidon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Richard "Ghost" Taylor)

**VR-57 Squadron “Conquistadors”** (McDonnell Douglas C-9 Skytrain II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Alan "Trailblazer" Martin)

**VRC-30 Squadron “Providers”** (Grumman C-2A Greyhound) (Squadron Commander: Commander Charles "Carrier" Stevens)

**HS-4 Squadron “Black Knights”** (Sikorsky MH-60S Seahawk) (Squadron Commander: Commander Rebecca "Sky" Daniels)

**VXS-1 Squadron “Warlocks”** (Lockheed C-130T Hercules) (Squadron Commander: Commander Gregory "Mage" Cole)

**VP-5 Squadron “Mad Foxes”** (Boeing P-8A Poseidon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Thomas "Fox" Brennan)

**VP-8 Squadron “Fighting Tigers”** (Boeing P-8A Poseidon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Jennifer "Tiger" Anderson)

**VR-1 Squadron “Star Lifters”** (Gulfstream C-37B) (Squadron Commander: Commander Michael "Lift" Hernandez)

**VR-62 Squadron “Nomads”** (Boeing C-40 Clipper) (Squadron Commander: Commander Jason "Wanderer" Green)

**VR-56 Squadron “Globemasters”** (McDonnell Douglas C-9B Skytrain II) (Squadron Commander: Commander Frank "Giant" Matthews)

**HM-14 Squadron “Vanguards”** (Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Daniel "Vanguard" King)

**HM-15 Squadron “Blackhawks”** (Sikorsky MH-53E Sea Dragon) (Squadron Commander: Commander Kevin "Hawk" Sanders)

**VRC-40 Detachment** (Bell Boeing CMV-22B Osprey) (Squadron Commander: Commander Steven "Det" Carlson)

**HSC-21 Squadron “Blackjacks”** (Sikorsky MH-60S Seahawk) (Squadron Commander: Commander Melissa "Ace" Grant)
 

Navy Nuclear Launch Capable Fleets

13th Fleet (Ohio-class Submarine Group):

• FICN Al-Hakim (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jawad (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Rahman (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Razzaq (Los Angeles-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mujib (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Karim (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mutakabbir (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Qadir (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Jabbar (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Wadud (Los Angeles-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Sami (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Qawi (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Malik (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Wahhab (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Rauf (Ohio-class Submarine)

14th Fleet (Aircraft Carrier Strike Group):

• FICN Al-Qadeer (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Murshid (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (Gerald R. Ford-class Aircraft Carrier)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Nimitz-class Aircraft Carrier)

15th Fleet (Surface Combatant Group):

• FICN Al-Hayy (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Murshid (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Ticonderoga-class Cruiser)

16th Fleet (Amphibious Assault Group):

• FICN Al-Qadeer (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Murshid (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (America-class Amphibious Assault Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Wasp-class Amphibious Assault Ship)

17th Fleet (Mine Warfare Group):

• FICN Al-Qadeer (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Murshid (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ship)

18th Fleet (Fast Attack Group):

• FICN Al-Qadeer (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Murshid (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Arleigh Burke-class Destroyer)

19th Fleet (Stealth Warfare Group):

• FICN Al-Qadeer (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Murshid (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (Seawolf-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Virginia-class Submarine)

20th Fleet (Arsenal Strike Group):

• FICN Al-Qadeer (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muhaymin (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mujahid (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mubdi (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqsit (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqtadir (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqaddim (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mufaddal (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mufakkir (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqaddir (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Murshid (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muhaimin (Ohio-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Mu'izz (Virginia-class Submarine)
• FICN Al-Muqarrab (Ohio-class Submarine)
  
  
  
  
  
  
   

Naval Police

The Naval Police are responsible for maintaining law and order, enforcing regulations, and ensuring security within the naval facilities and bases of the First Islamic Caliphate's Navy.

Units and Roles

Naval Provost Marshal's Office (NPMO)

• Role: Command and control of Naval Police operations.
• Description: Responsible for overall management and coordination of law enforcement and security activities within the Navy.

Naval Security Forces (NSF)

• Role: Physical security and protection of naval assets.
• Description: Conducts patrols, secures perimeters, and responds to incidents to protect naval bases and vessels.

Naval Base Defense Squadron

• Role: Defense against external threats.
• Description: Maintains readiness to defend naval bases and vessels from ground-based attacks.

Maritime Law Enforcement Squadron

• Role: Policing and law enforcement at sea.
• Description: Enforces maritime laws, regulations, and conducts investigations related to naval operations.

K-9 Unit

• Role: Explosive detection and patrol support.
• Description: Utilizes trained dogs for explosive detection and support during patrols and inspections.

Special Response Team (SRT)

• Role: Rapid response to high-threat situations.
• Description: Highly trained unit for crisis response and critical incident resolution onboard naval vessels and at naval facilities.

Port Security Unit (PSU)

• Role: Security and protection of naval ports.
• Description: Ensures security and safety of naval ports and their infrastructure.

Maritime Traffic Police

• Role: Traffic control and accident investigation at sea.
• Description: Manages maritime traffic, investigates accidents, and enforces maritime traffic regulations.

Naval Police Vehicles

Patrol Boats

• Type: Damen Stan Patrol 5009
• Role: Coastal and harbor patrol
• Description: Fast and highly maneuverable patrol boat equipped with navigation aids and communication systems.

Fast Attack Crafts (FAC)

• Type: FPB 98 MK I
• Role: Defense and interception
• Description: Armed vessel with a 30mm automatic cannon and missile systems for rapid response and defense.

Landing Craft Utility (LCU)

• Type: Mk-8 Landing Craft
• Role: Transport and logistics support
• Description: Capable of transporting troops, equipment, and supplies between naval bases and vessels.

Interceptor Boats

• Type: Safehaven Marine Barracuda
• Role: High-speed pursuit and interception
• Description: Fast pursuit boat equipped with radar, night vision, and weapons for intercepting suspicious vessels.

Naval Security Vehicles

• Type: Otokar Cobra
• Role: Onshore security and rapid response
• Description: Armored vehicle with ballistic protection, equipped for law enforcement and security operations.

Command and Control Vessels

• Type: Kıyı Emniyeti Uzak Yaka Komuta ve Kontrol Botu (KEUYAKK)
• Role: Mobile command posts
• Description: Equipped with radar, communication tools, and command facilities for managing operations.

Armored Personnel Carriers (APC)

• Type: Otokar Akrep
• Role: Secure prisoner transport and rapid response
• Description: Armored vehicle with transport capacity for detainees and personnel in high-threat environments.

Utility Boats

• Type: Zodiac Hurricane H-920
• Role: Utility and transport
• Description: Small, agile boats for transport and utility tasks within naval facilities.

Naval Patrol Vehicles

• Type: Ford F-350 Super Duty
• Role: Patrol and reconnaissance
• Description: Vehicle equipped with communications gear and storage for law enforcement equipment.

Naval Amphibious Vehicles

• Type: BAE Systems RG-31 Nyala
• Role: Transport and amphibious operations support
• Description: Armored vehicle capable of operations on both land and water for logistics support.
   

Naval Police Equipment

Small Arms

• Pistols: Glock 17
• Rifles: Heckler & Koch G36
• Submachine Guns: Heckler & Koch MP5
• Shotguns: Benelli M4 Super 90
• Description: Personal defense and law enforcement firearms.

Body Armor

• Type: Kevlar vests and helmets
• Description: Bulletproof protection for personnel during operations.

Radio Communication Systems

• Type: Harris RF-7850A-MR
• Description: Handheld radios and vessel-mounted communication equipment for secure communications.

Surveillance Equipment

• Type: FLIR M-Series
• Description: Thermal cameras for night vision and surveillance.

Riot Control Gear

• Shields: Polycarbonate riot shields
• Batons: Extendable steel batons
• Tear Gas: CS gas canisters
• Non-Lethal Weapons: Pepper spray
• Description: Equipment for riot control and crowd management.

Breaching Equipment

• Tools: Hydraulic door rams, bolt cutters
• Description: Tools for forced entry and building clearance during law enforcement operations.

Medical Kits

• Type: Individual First Aid Kits (IFAK)
• Description: First aid supplies and trauma kits for emergency medical treatment.

Navigation and GPS

• Type: Garmin GPSMAP 64sx
• Description: Navigation systems for land and sea operations.

Tactical Lights

• Type: Streamlight PolyTac X
• Description: Flashlights and vessel-mounted lights for operations in low-light conditions.

Toolkits and Maintenance Equipment

• Description: Tools for boat and vehicle maintenance.

Specialized Vessel Modifications

• Armored Plating: Ballistic protection
• Weapon Mounts: for crew-served weapons
• Description: Modifications to enhance vessel security and capability.

Overview

The Naval Police of the First Islamic Caliphate play a critical role in ensuring the security, law enforcement, and protection of naval assets and personnel. They utilize a variety of specialized units, vehicles, and equipment to safeguard naval facilities, conduct maritime law enforcement, and respond to security threats both onshore and at sea.
 

 **The First Islamic Caliphate Coast Guard (FICCG):**

**Commanding Officer: Admiral Zainab Mahmood**

**1. Coast Guard Headquarters Command:**

   - Responsible for overall command and coordination of all Coast Guard units.

   - Commanding Officer: Rear Admiral Abdul Malik

**2. Coast Guard Aviation Command:**

   - Responsible for all aviation assets within the Coast Guard.

   - Commanding Officer: Commodore Nida Khan

**3. Coast Guard Maritime Security Division:**

   - Commanding Officer: Rear Admiral Ahmed Ali

   **1st Maritime Security Regiment**

      - Captain Khalid Aziz

         - 1st Battalion "Sea Guardians" (Commander Hamza Khan)

         - 2nd Battalion "Coastal Defenders" (Commander Ayesha Riaz)

   **2nd Maritime Security Regiment**

      - Captain Mariam Malik

         - 1st Battalion "Marine Protectors" (Commander Saifullah Haider)

         - 2nd Battalion "Island Sentinels" (Commander Farah Hussain)

   **3rd Maritime Security Regiment**

      - Captain Amir Raza

         - 1st Battalion "Sea Patrol" (Commander Fatima Ali)

         - 2nd Battalion "Coastal Watchers" (Commander Yasir Ahmad)

**4. Coast Guard Search and Rescue Division:**

   - Commanding Officer: Rear Admiral Hadi Khan

   **4th Search and Rescue Regiment**

      - Captain Sarah Qureshi

         - 1st Battalion "Sea Rescuers" (Commander Noman Akhtar)

         - 2nd Battalion "Marine Lifesavers" (Commander Aisha Abbas)

   **5th Search and Rescue Regiment**

      - Captain Ali Hassan

         - 1st Battalion "Coastal Responders" (Commander Saad Aslam)

         - 2nd Battalion "Emergency Sea Patrol" (Commander Aminah Khalid)

**5. Coast Guard Maritime Law Enforcement Division:**

   - Commanding Officer: Rear Admiral Hina Malik

   **7th Maritime Law Enforcement Regiment**

      - Captain Zaid Ali

         - 1st Battalion "Marine Enforcers" (Commander Hafsa Naeem)

         - 2nd Battalion "Coastal Watchdogs" (Commander Farhan Siddiqui)

   **8th Maritime Law Enforcement Regiment**

      - Captain Sana Ali

         - 1st Battalion "Sea Interceptors" (Commander Naveed Raza)

         - 2nd Battalion "Maritime Patrol" (Commander Sidra Asad)

**6. Coast Guard Aviation Division:**

   - Commanding Officer: Commodore Nida Khan

   - Comprising:

      - No. 1 Coast Guard Maritime Patrol Helicopter Squadron "Sea Guardians" (AgustaWestland AW139) (Flight Lieutenant Sameera Khan)

      - No. 2 Coast Guard Search and Rescue Helicopter Squadron "Sky Rescuers" (Eurocopter AS365 Dauphin) (Flight Lieutenant Aftab Ahmad)

      - No. 3 Coast Guard Maritime Surveillance Squadron "Marine Falcons" (Pilatus PC-12) (Flight Lieutenant Tariq Siddiqui)

**7. Coast Guard Special Operations Command (COSOC):**

   - Commanding Officer: Captain Adnan Riaz

   - Comprising specialized units such as:

      - COSOC Maritime Special Forces Unit "Sea Lions" (Lieutenant Yousuf Khan)

      - COSOC Maritime Counter-Terrorism Unit "Coastal Tigers" (Lieutenant Aisha Raza)

**8. Coast Guard Maritime Environmental Protection Division:**

   - Commanding Officer: Rear Admiral Ali Hussain

   **10th Maritime Environmental Protection Regiment**

      - Captain Saba Khan

         - 1st Battalion "Ocean Defenders" (Commander Zaid Abbas)

         - 2nd Battalion "Coastal Cleanup" (Commander Hina Aslam)

   **11th Maritime Environmental Protection Regiment**

      - Captain Fahad Akhtar

         - 1st Battalion "Marine Conservation" (Commander Ayesha Zafar)

         - 2nd Battalion "Maritime Wildlife Preservation" (Commander Ali Rizvi)
 

**Islamic Caliphate Marines (ICM):**
 

1.   **Marine Corps Command**: The ICM operates under the Marine Corps Command, responsible for amphibious warfare and maritime operations. (Commander: Major General Usman Khan)
 

2.   **Marine Bases**: The ICM operates several marine bases near coastal areas and strategic waterways. Some notable bases include:
 

-   ICM Base Karachi (Base Commander: Colonel Asadullah Khan)
 

-   ICM Base Gwadar (Base Commander: Colonel Saifullah Mahmood)
 

-   ICM Base Chabahar (Base Commander: Colonel Zafar Ali)
 

3.   **Marine Infantry Battalions**: The ICM includes specialized marine infantry battalions for amphibious assaults and coastal defense:
 

-   1st Marine Battalion (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Colonel Farid Khan)
 

-   3rd Marine Battalion (Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Colonel Kamran Ahmed)