Pakistan Military Multimedia

dexter said:

Once upon a time...
UAE AF Mirage undergoing overhaul at Mirage Rebuild Factory, PAC Kamra - circa 1999

Photo via Peter Foster.

ACM Mushaf Ali Mir (Shaheed), AVM Saleem Akhtar (Shaheed) and President Musharraf standing with Base & Squadron Commanders of F-16 and CCS Mirage/F-7 squadrons during border-stand-off with India in 2002 planned by PAF under name 'Operational Sentinel'.The aircraft in the background are armed with "live rounds"
During the Operational Sentinel, which lasted from December 2001 to end October 2002, PAF remained high alert and distributed its fighting elements across various Forward Operating Air Bases (FOBs) and air fields and conducted Combat Air Patrol (CAP) missions across Pakistan.

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Which Type of Mirrae were overhauled by PAC for UAE AF ?

Ulla said:

Which Type of Mirrae were overhauled by PAC for UAE AF ?

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It was the Dassault Mirage 5 that was being overhauled later these were sold to Pakistan.

Roll out ceremony of roll-out ceremony of ex-Lebanese Mirage-III aircraft at MRF, PAC Kamra.

F-7PG being overhauled at PAC Kamra in 2004.

Picture taken in 1976 when PAF pilot Saleem Baig Mirza (retired as Wg Cdr) was commanding this Mirage-5 squadron of UAEAF

Mirage aircraft undergoing modification for installation of Air-to-Air Refueling probe at MRF, PAC Kamra.

Pakistan Army Soldier painted:


The modern warfare infantry of Pakistan Army, high motivated, notice they are holding their guns high in to the sky, while shooting their slogan "Allah hu Akbar", that is a typical ceremony before the batte starts l




203mm SP Artillery Gun:




My favorite picture:


Who know which Type of Tank this are ? (I know it want test you...the young hawks in PDF

May be that might help you guys

Ulla said:

My favorite picture:
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Who know which Type of Tank this are ? (I know it want test you...the young hawks in PDF

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T-85 IIAP

Posted this pic some time ago from fb.

Major Up gradation of Type 85 and Type 69 of Pakistan Army

Bratva said:

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Is it PAF Samungily Base Quetta ??

Two generations separated by 58 courses at their place of origin still serving the same Institutions with same vigor.

Pakistani soldiers taking positions at sensitive locations to ensure security in Muharram..

Once upon a time...
Mirages patrolling over Siachen Glachier - circa 1980s.

Despite threats,the ceremony was held a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.



Spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.



Man travels on a donkey cart as Pakistani paramilitary troops patrol a day after a suicide bombing, along a street leading to the Wagah border on November 3, 2014.



Pakistani spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.



Women security guards check an attendant as spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.



Rangers (wearing black uniforms) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) officers lower their national flags during a daily parade at the Pakistan-India joint check-post at Wagah border, near Lahore November 3, 2014.



Spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.



Rangers perform during the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.



Spectators attend the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.



Rangers (in black) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers (in khaki) perform the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.



Rangers (in black) stand guard prior to the start of the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Rangers (in black) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers (in khaki) perform the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.



Rangers (in black) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers (in khaki) perform the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.



Paramilitary soldiers stand guard beside the India-Pakistan Wagah border gate a day after a suicide bomb attack at the Wagah border on November 3, 2014.



An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldier stands guard at the India-Pakistan border at Wagah on November 3, 2014, following the November 2 suicide bomb attack on the Pakistani side of the Wagah border gate.