Pakistan’s Full-Spectrum Freefall Training Simulator Introduction In modern warfare, where special operations depend on precision, speed, and survivability , freefall training has become the backbone of special forces readiness. Until now, the global market for freefall simulators has been dominated by American and Turkish technologies like PARASIM and Havelsan’s Hezarfen. Pakistan has now entered this elite arena with its own indigenous marvel—SKYFALL . More than just a simulator, SKYFALL is a full-spectrum training ecosystem , designed with the vision to transform how paratroopers, commandos, and rescue units prepare for critical missions. Tested, validated, and presented at IDEAS Defense Exhibitions 2023 and 2025 , and field-tested with Pakistan’s elite SSG units , SKYFALL represents a new benchmark in both technical sophistication and operational practicality . From the perspective of global defense training experts, SKYFALL is not just catching up—it is leapfrogging existing te...
By Zohaib Ahmed | 1st September 2025 A real war is coming, and it will not remain confined to trenches or skies. Between Pakistan and India, the next conflict will be multi-dimensional—where military strikes converge with cyber disruption, psychological warfare, and economic destabilization. Assassinations of key figures, sabotage of critical infrastructure, and the weaponization of public perception will define its character. This will not be a short engagement; it will be a grinding contest of endurance where narratives, morale, and alliances may matter as much as battlefield gains. The war ahead is not merely a clash of armies—it is the collision of two national wills, fought across every visible and invisible front. In this scenario, Pakistan’s strategy will not hinge solely on conventional parity with India’s larger military. Instead, it will leverage asymmetry, unpredictability, and resilience —turning India’s size into a vulnerability rather than a strength. Three layers wi...