Pakistan Navy Court-Martials Officers After Attack A Pakistan navy spokesman says the force has court-martialed three of its officers for "negligence" in connection with a dramatic Taliban attack on a naval base in the southern port city of Karachi last year. The brazen, 18-hour assault on Naval Station Mehran last May destroyed two U.S.-supplied surveillance aircraft and killed 10 people on the base. Pakistani girls who's families fled the tribal area of Khyber due to ongoing crackdown operations against militants, attend a school session in a camp setup for them in Peshawar, Pakistan, Monday, May 21, 2012. The ability of the militants to penetrate the high-security base led to speculation they may have had inside information or assistance. Commodore Irfanul Haq told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the three naval officers were punished for their performance, but there was no evidence they were linked to the militants or helped them attack the base. He declined to identify the names or ranks of the officers.