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General Chuck Yeager and the Pakistan Air Force--
dear you on off topic...
we can discuse this in sepraete thread not this... as per MOD and rules
i can give you many poster it will not validate my claim..
leave psoter give link with crediable source
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Who is Chuck Yeager ?Isn't this guy lost his beloved beechCraft due to Indian air attack on chkaala airbase .
@danger007, you do realise the first chart is of operations in Eastern sector where the single PAF squadron of F-86s was grounded within 24 hours of hostilities due to runway damaged, thus leaving no opposition to the IAF or IN to operate with impunity, aircraft attacking slow defenceless gunboats must be a great moral boaster and ironically but not surprisingly there's no mention of PAF's strike on Indian Naval Base Okha......which incidentally burned for two days.
5 December, 1971
During the night of 4 December 1971, Indian Osa missile boats attacked the Pakistan Navy, hitting a destroyer, PNS Khyber and a minesweeper, PNS Hafeez, to the southeast of Karachi. The Indian missile boats were a very serious threat not only to the Navy but also to other Pakistani ships in the Arabian Sea and in the Karachi harbour. Pakistan retaliated by causing extensive damage through a single B-57 attack on Indian naval base Okha. The bombs scored direct hits on fuel dumps, ammunition dump and the missile boats jetty. The missile boat attacks on Pakistani naval installations ceased thereafter. Flight Lieutenant Shabbir A Khan piloted the B-57 mission while Flight Lieutenant Ansar navigated it.
Would the Indian source which claimed six PAF Mirages and Ten Starfighters destroyed, yet hasn't produced anything to evidence than a couple of F-104s, satisfy your ego....none the less here's Indian versionThis is complete annihilation.
please give some credible source, not from some propaganda website.
The Indian Official History of 1971 Indo-Pak War notes that, “two air attacks were also carried out on Okha and some fuel tanks were set ablaze, thereby denying the missile boats any further use of this port as a forward base.”[6]
A leaf from history: When the war began - Newspaper - DAWN.COM@danger007, you do realise the first chart is of operations in Eastern sector where the single PAF squadron of F-86s was grounded within 24 hours of hostilities due to runway damaged, thus leaving no opposition to the IAF or IN to operate with impunity, aircraft attacking slow defenceless gunboats must be a great moral boaster and ironically but not surprisingly there's no mention of PAF's strike on Indian Naval Base Okha......which incidentally burned for two days.
5 December, 1971
During the night of 4 December 1971, Indian Osa missile boats attacked the Pakistan Navy, hitting a destroyer, PNS Khyber and a minesweeper, PNS Hafeez, to the southeast of Karachi. The Indian missile boats were a very serious threat not only to the Navy but also to other Pakistani ships in the Arabian Sea and in the Karachi harbour. Pakistan retaliated by causing extensive damage through a single B-57 attack on Indian naval base Okha. The bombs scored direct hits on fuel dumps, ammunition dump and the missile boats jetty. The missile boat attacks on Pakistani naval installations ceased thereafter. Flight Lieutenant Shabbir A Khan piloted the B-57 mission while Flight Lieutenant Ansar navigated it.
why you are going off topic when the thread is subjected to navy ..Would the Indian source which claimed six PAF Mirages and Ten Starfighters destroyed, yet hasn't produced anything to evidence than a couple of F-104s, satisfy your ego....none the less here's Indian version
1st Human to break sound barrier , One of the Very best Air men lived on this Earth .....Who is Chuck Yeager ?Isn't this guy lost his beloved beechCraft due to Indian air attack on chkaala airbase .
@danger007, you do realise the first chart is of operations in Eastern sector where the single PAF squadron of F-86s was grounded within 24 hours of hostilities due to runway damaged, thus leaving no opposition to the IAF or IN to operate with impunity, aircraft attacking slow defenceless gunboats must be a great moral boaster and ironically but not surprisingly there's no mention of PAF's strike on Indian Naval Base Okha......which incidentally burned for two days.
5 December, 1971
During the night of 4 December 1971, Indian Osa missile boats attacked the Pakistan Navy, hitting a destroyer, PNS Khyber and a minesweeper, PNS Hafeez, to the southeast of Karachi. The Indian missile boats were a very serious threat not only to the Navy but also to other Pakistani ships in the Arabian Sea and in the Karachi harbour. Pakistan retaliated by causing extensive damage through a single B-57 attack on Indian naval base Okha. The bombs scored direct hits on fuel dumps, ammunition dump and the missile boats jetty. The missile boat attacks on Pakistani naval installations ceased thereafter. Flight Lieutenant Shabbir A Khan piloted the B-57 mission while Flight Lieutenant Ansar navigated it.
the point is outcome of Pak raids and Indian raids ...... you said one squadron is grounded due to run way damage ... you didn't told us, how the run way get damaged ... etc...Would the Indian source which claimed six PAF Mirages and Ten Starfighters destroyed, yet hasn't produced anything to evidence than a couple of F-104s, satisfy your ego....none the less here's Indian version
Chuck Yeager's beechcraft was destroyed by Naval Lieutenant (Later Admiral) Arun Prakash with 30 mm cannons fired from his Hawker Hunter. Admiral Arun Prakash an carrier-qualified on the Armstrong-Whitworth Sea Hawk pilot was on deputation with IAF No. 20 Squadron (The Lightnings) during 71 war.Who is Chuck Yeager ?Isn't this guy lost his beloved beechCraft due to Indian air attack on chkaala airbase .