| 词条 | Strategic Plans Division Force | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| unit_name = SPD Force | image = | caption = | dates = | country = {{PAK}} | allegiance = {{Army|PAK}} | branch = Active Duty | type = Security Force | size = 30,000+[1] | garrison = Joint Staff Headquarters Chaklala, Rawalpindi | patron = | motto = | colors = | colors_label = | march = | mascot = | equipment = | equipment_label = | battles = | anniversaries = | decorations = | battle_honours = | disbanded = | flying_hours = | website = | commander1 = Lieutenant-General Sarfraz Sattar | commander1_label = Corps Commander | commander2 = | commander2_label = | commander3 = | commander3_label = | commander4 = | commander4_label = }} Strategic Plans Division Force (or SPD Force) is Pakistan's agency responsible for protection of its nuclear and strategic assets.[2][3] It is the security branch of the Strategic Plans Division,[4] which oversees Pakistan's strategic organizations such as PAEC, KRL, NESCOM and SUPARCO. RoleThe force's primary task is provision of security to country's strategic infrastructure such as nuclear[5] and missile research and production sites, space installations etc. OrganizationThe force is commanded by serving Lieutenant General of Pakistan Army who acts as Director General of Strategic Plans Division.[6] There are four security directorates for each strategic organization and each directorate is led by Brigadier.[7] Initially, manpower for security of country's strategic assets was provided by Pakistan's Armed Forces[7] but now SPD has started hiring its own personnel. The selection standards in terms of intelligence and physical standards for these candidates are even higher than army due to very sensitive nature of their duty. At start, these recruits were trained at Pakistan Army's training centers[7] but since 2012 SPD has been training these recruits in its own academy known as Pakistan’s Centre of Excellence for Nuclear Security (PCENS)[8][9] located in Chakri near Rawalpindi.[10] This training facility is modeled on US National Nuclear Security Administration's academy.[7] Special Response ForceSpecial Response Force (SRF) is the special forces unit[11] of SPD Force with the strength of 25,000 personnel.[12] WeaponsSPD Force's primary weapons are G3, Type 56 and Type 81 assault rifles. Director Generals SPD
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