The Pakistan Army Air Defence Corps provides an effective air defense against the foreign threats by employing ant-aircraft tactics to defend the airspace of the country.[1] Since its commissioning as an administrative corps, the army air defense is structured in regimental composition and has twelve active regiments.[3]
The education and training for the personnel to be commissioned in the corps of army air defence is provided at the School of Army Air Defence located in Malir Cantonment in Karachi, Sindh.[4] The corps is commanded by the director-general, usually serving as an active-duty two star rank, major-general, working under the Chief of the General Staff at the Army GHQ in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan.[5]
Units
1 LOMAD
2 LOMAD
3 LOMAD (Born To Win)(Al Daqeeq)
4 HIMAD
5 Lt (SAM)AD (Fakhar-e-Quaid)(Sargodha 71)
6 Lt AD (Glorious)
13 Lt AD (The First Pakistani)
15 Lt AD
19 SP AD
20 Medium AD (Sky Saviours)
29 RCG AD (1957)(Rachna Warriors)(Zafarwal 71)
36 Lt AD ( Sher-e-Jang)
41 Med AD
43 Lt AD (Teer-Ba-Hadaf)
44 SP AD (The Desert Star)
52 Eshorad AD (Discipline Vigilance Dedication) (Sargodha 71)
58 Medium AD (Badin 71)
67 Lt SP AD
74 Lt AD
75 RCG AD (Katiba Mujahid)
85 Lt AD (Falak Shagaf)
88 Lt AD (Mardan-e-Haq)
89 SAM (ESHORAD)(The Al Fajr)(The First Eshorad)
94 Lt AD
95 Lt AD (GM) (Tiara Shikan)
96 Lomad (Shaheen Ba Hadaf)
97 RCG (Killer)
98 RCG (Paasdar e Bayyena) (Athanway)
100 Lt AD (Centurions)
102 Lt AD
103 Lt AD
104 Lt AD (Fakhar e Chaman)
123 SCR AD
124 SCR AD (Chokas o Tayyar)
125 SCR AD (Barwaqt O Yaqeeni)
126 Lt AD (G/M) Regiment (Victorious)
127 medium AD
133 RCG AD
134 RCG AD
135 Missile AD (Falak Shigaaf)
136 RCG AD (Aatish Fishan)
140 RCG AD (Fakhar E Chaman)
141 Lt AD(SAM) Regt (The Lightening One)
142 Missile AD
143 Missile AD
144 SP AD
145 Lt SP AD
146 SP AD (Bahimmat)
147 Lt AD
148 (SP) Lt AD (AK) (First To Fire) (Chinarees)
151 SP AD (The Pioneers) (Chambb)
152 Lt AD
153 SP AD (Fakhar E Tabuk)(Ek Tarwanja Sher Ka Panja)
