F-7 of Pakistan Air Force

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49 Years Ago, 26th April 1974

A Syrian Mig-21F piloted by then Sqn Ldr Sattar Alvi of PAF , shot down a Israeli Mirage-IIICJ “ Shahak ” that belonged to notorious No.117 Sqn of the Israeli airforce. Pilot Cpt M.Lutz had ejected but scummed to his injuries.

 

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[Ice-Le0]

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but does anyone have a comprehensive list of the weapons the F-7P and F-7PG have used in Pakistani Service? I recall one image from a while back showing various dumb bombs, rockets, IRAAMs, and even LGBs but I was never able to identify the weapons or if they could functionally be used or were just there for display, if someone could clarify this that would be very helpful.

 

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[TheTallGuy]

guys,
Any idea why this 93-716 (F7P - Handshake IV) is left like this? where can any body translate or urderstand what the person is saying? it has the Squadron markings of No.18 Sqn but why is it like this in normal public? was it sold? why is it covered its very interesting

 

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guys,
Any idea why this 93-716 (F7P - Handshake IV) is left like this? where can any body translate or urderstand what the person is saying? it has the Squadron markings of No.18 Sqn but why is it like this in normal public? was it sold? why is it covered its very interesting

Most likely going to end up on some roundabout or a gate guardian. It is placed their with its jacks. Location appears to be somewhere in Sindh

 

[TheTallGuy]

this is Pakistan National Property it just can not be left like this. even if it is just a shell of its former self. its a symbol of PAF