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216 PAF vs 1200+ IAF. India loses 102, while Pakistan loses 34 aircraft. Somehow India won the air war.
Where did you get these funny numbers from ?
Wow did they teach you in school about that?
Problem was pakistan won air war but did not have land to land the planes back. LOL216 PAF vs 1200+ IAF. India loses 102, while Pakistan loses 34 aircraft. Somehow India won the air war.
Post your stats.
Problem was pakistan won air war but did not have land to land the planes back. LOL
The Western media keeps printing Yeagers' kill ratio claims to try and show the superiority of Western fighters to Soviet fighters. Nice to see just how delusional he was.
I asked where you got those numbers from.
Ask good ol' Chuck.
From a man whose job was to train PAF pilots to take on Indians. How about ask Indira Gandhi's opinion about the war ?
Post a neutral credible link man..
.From a man whose job was to train PAF pilots to take on Indians.
Maybe if he was in a Combat Aircraft he probably would've shoved those soviet migs down the indian pilots rear ends, but too bad he was in a twin beechcraft.
indians like to boast about shooting down defenseless people, not very manly.
This has been discussed on this forum. And it is clear PAF had complete air superiority over the IAF in 1971. The outcome of the war has nothing to do with who had overall air superiority.
... the role of the Indian air force was both extensive and daring. During the fourteen-day war, the air force's Western Command conducted some 4,000 sorties. There was little retaliation by Pakistan's air force, partly because of the paucity of non-Bengali technical personnel. Additionally, this lack of retaliation reflected the deliberate decision of the Pakistan Air Force headquarters to conserve its forces because of heavy losses incurred in the early days of the war.
LMAO. The only war where PAF could match up to the IAF was the '65 war.
We learnt our lessons quickly and '71 was a complete turnaround.