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Has it got anything to do with the topic ?
Nope but it has got everything for his reply to Pak-yes.
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Has it got anything to do with the topic ?
What if u face an airforce which is much much larger than the PAF.Then u will need more planes.
Nope but it has got everything for his reply to Pak-yes.
I cant understand why few members are on a mission to make this community a Chatter box.
No we cannot!! We are not trained on their platforms and in all future wars, we have but ourselves to count and rely upon.
Wat is going in between muslim countries is different to wat they show to world ...manythnigs are there which would be better if they are kept as secret instead of unveiling them infornt of every "maja gama"
for indians , Every muslim country knows the importance of Pakistan although we are economicaly week but we are the only one who got the nuclear bomb and when we tested our nuclear weapons it was celebrated even in syria and sweets were distributed there coz they know the importance of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal dats y it is called "Islamic bomb" so they will never let alone Pakistan in case of war
and by the way as far as their frndshp with india is concerned believe me they dun worry about their frndshp much as they are self dependent and got enough oil that they can buy anythng anywhere without making personal relationships
n dun need to tell PAF pilots are flying their aircrafts for years and Pak Army SSG commando are the one taking care of Saudi's Royal family
No country will lend its assets unless there is a harm to it. that is the fact.. or am i wrong???
The thread started to deviate from whether it will lend to religion to 1965 war .... to what not??
This question is as irrelevant as we have
Ample supply of our own fighter planes to fly
First deal with our own 400-600 fighters and then worry about any other nation's planes in our Airforce
During the war 16 PAF pilots volunteered to go to the Middle East in order to support Egypt and Syria but by the time they arrived, Egypt had already been pushed into a ceasefire. Syria remained in a state of war against Israel.
On 23 October 1973, PAF pilot Flt. Lt. M. Hatif on deputation to Egyptian Air Force (EAF) was flying a EAF MiG-21 in a defensive combat air patrol (CAP) over Egypt when he was vectored towards an intruding Israeli Air Force (IDF/AF) F-4 Phantom. In the ensuing dogfight, Flt. Lt. M. Hatif shot down the Israeli Phantom.
Eight (8) PAF pilots started flying out of Syrian Airbases; they formed the A-flight of 67 Squadron at Dumayr Airbase. The Pakistani pilots flew Syrian MiG-21 aircraft conducting CAP missions for the Syrians.
On 26 April 1974, PAF pilot Flt. Lt. Sattar Alvi on deputation to No. 67 Squadron, Syrian Air Force (SAF) was flying a SAF MiG-21FL Fishbed (Serial No. 1863) out of Dumayr Air Base, Syria in a two-ship formation with a fellow PAF pilot and the Flight Leader, Sqn. Ldr. Arif Manzoor. The Ground Controller, also a PAF officer, Sqn. Ldr. Salim Metla, vectored the two PAF pilots to a formation of 2 Israeli Air Force Mirage IIICJs and 2 F-4 Phantoms that had intruded into Syrian airspace over the Golan Heights. In the engagement that took place at 1532 hours, Flt. Lt. Sattar Alvi shot down an Israeli Mirage IIICJ using his MiG-21's R(K)-13 Air-to-Air Missile. The pilot of the downed Israeli Mirage was Capt. M. Lutz of No. 5 Air Wing, who ejected. The remaining Israeli fighters aborted the mission. The 2 IAF Mirage IIICJs were from Hatzor AFB and the 2 IAF F-4 Phantoms were from No. 1 Air Wing, Ramat David AFB, Israel.[36][37]
Flt. Lt. A. Sattar Alvi became the first Pakistani pilot, during the Yom Kippur War, to shoot down an Israeli Mirage in air combat.He was honored by the Syrian government.[38] Other aerial encounters involved Israeli F-4 Phantoms; Pakistan Air Force did not lose a single pilot or aircraft during this war.
The Arab air forces themselves were aided by pilots from the Pakistan Air Force, as well as some aircraft from Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia..
sorry, i am quite new to this forum. Can you please confirm that the PAF has flied the UAE f-16s according to the 1999 contract.?
I ask you specifically, coz i believe you have enough expertise regarding the field and will be able to provide me a satisfactory answer.