A sad end for HMS Active, which survived Falklands War battles, only to be used as target practice and sunk in Pakistan navy drill HMS Active is a Type 21 frigate which was transferred to Pakistan in 1994 and renamed the PNS Shah Jahan The frigate was sunk during a Pakistan navy live-fire drill in the North Arabian Sea Type-21 Class frigate was built in Southampton, launched in 1972 and survived the Falklands War — John’s Navy and other Maritime or Military News

By SOPHIE TANNO FOR MAILONLINEPUBLISHED: 00:05 AEDT, 19 January 2021 | UPDATED: 01:34 AEDT, 19 January 2021     e-mail 1kshares184View commentsHMS Active, a Royal Navy frigate which survived active duty in the Falklands War, has met its end during a Pakistan navy drill. The Type 21 frigate – decommissioned by the Royal Navy in 1994 and sold to Pakistan which renamed her the PNS Shah Jahan – […]

A sad end for HMS Active, which survived Falklands War battles, only to be used as target practice and sunk in Pakistan navy drill HMS Active is a Type 21 frigate which was transferred to Pakistan in 1994 and renamed the PNS Shah Jahan The frigate was sunk during a Pakistan navy live-fire drill in the North Arabian Sea Type-21 Class frigate was built in Southampton, launched in 1972 and survived the Falklands War — John’s Navy and other Maritime or Military News