SPDF/ASF, Security Forces of Pakistan

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SPD Force

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Strategic Plans Division Force (SPD Force) is a highly specialized security unit (paramilitary force) responsible for safeguarding Pakistan’s nuclear assets and strategic facilities.

Established in 2000, it functions under the National Command Authority and plays a key role in the protection of nuclear sites, missile storage areas and other critical installations.

SPD Force recruits well-trained personnel and also operates its own training academy known as the Centre of Excellence for Nuclear Security near Rawalpindi. Due to the sensitive nature of its duties, SPD Force holds great importance in national defence and is considered one of Pakistan’s most trusted and professional security formations.


ASF

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Airport Security Force (ASF) is a paramilitary force. Pakistan’s premier aviation security organization responsible for protecting airports, aircraft and passengers.

The force was established in 1976 to counter unlawful interference and ensure a safe environment for national and international travel. ASF carries out airport security checks, baggage screening, access control and protection of sensitive areas within airports. The force is known for its discipline, professionalism and quick response capability. 


ASF also runs its own training academy, where personnel receive specialized courses in aviation security and counter-terrorism. With growing air traffic, ASF continues to play a crucial role in maintaining secure and efficient airport operations across Pakistan.

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