The vintage footage in this video is priceless!
@ 0:16, The "Sabers Nine"
A striking feature of this 1964 aerobatics team of the PAF was that five out of these nine pilots were awarded the Sitara-e-Jurat during the 1965 War. Of these pilots, Rafiqui, Munir and Yunus attained Shahadat and M M Alam became an ace. The leader, Wing Comander Anwar Shamim, later became the Chief of the Air Staff.
The Team: Wing Commander M Anwar Shamim, Squadron Leader M Arshad, Squadron Leader Sarfaraz Rafiqui, Squadron Leader Mukhtar Ali, Squadron Leader Muniruddin Ahmad, Squadron Leader M M Alam. Flight Lieutenant M M Khalid, Flight Lieutenant Yusaf A Khan, Flight Lieutenant Yunus Hussain
Could also be (though I doubt it) the Falcons,
The then world record for the most number of aircraft making a loop; 16 F-86 Sabers of the PAF.
@ 0:21:
The world's first bomber formation aerobatics team consisting of 4 B-57 of the PAF. The 4 B-57s were led by Wing Commander Nazir Latif with Squadron Leader Altaf Sheikh and Flight Lieutenant Abdul Basit and Shams as team members.
PAKISTAN AIR FORCE - Official website
@ 0:47: Red Dragons
Aerobatic team of red Sabres, call sign "Red Dragons". Apart from carrying out standard aerobatics, and many formation changes, this team performed most of the stunt manoeuvres for which the world's leading aerobatics teams were known at the time.
The Team consisted of Wing Commander Wiqar Azim, Squadron Leader Shabbir H Syed, Flight Lieutenant M Akbar, Flight Lieutenant Farooq F Khan, Flight Lieutenant Cecil Chaudhry.
PAF Falcons - Picture Gallery - Aviation Art by Group Captain Syed Masood Akhtar Hussaini
PS: Does anyone know where to get the first song in HQ? All that I can find are low quality versions of it.