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Mirage, F-7PG and other combat aircrafts

Simple thing is that station all of the Mirage IIIs and Vs to KPK, FATA and Balochistan and deploy F-7s, JF-17s and F-16s to Sindh and Punjab.
 
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F7PG in special livery Tigers
 

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Tigers from F86 to F6 to F7PG
 

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Perhaps a stupid question but if the induction of JFT is slow has PAF considered upgrading the PGs to the super7 modification and utilize the available airframes till they build up capacity or is it not worth while? Just needed to know.
Araz
 
Perhaps a stupid question but if the induction of JFT is slow has PAF considered upgrading the PGs to the super7 modification and utilize the available airframes till they build up capacity or is it not worth while? Just needed to know.
Araz

It's been said in intervenes that JF production rate is synchronized with the PAF's retirement schedule of older platforms but PGs aren't on the go-list as of now
 
Project Terminated.
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Back in mid-1960's, Pakistan took delivery of a few Harbin H-5 Beagles as a supplement and possible replacement for the Martin B-57 since the U.S arms embargo on Pakistan during the 1965 Indo-Pakistani War. The H-5's or B-56 as known in the PAF service were delivered in 1966 and were used as evaluations. However, during those evaluations, the PAF became unsatisfied with the H-5 and even lacked systems that were found on the B-57 like an advanced bombing sight and that felt underpowered to. By 1969, the Pakistan returned the H-5's back to China and decided to soldier on with the B-57's were used in 1971 War until they were retired in the early-1980's in which ended the chapter for Pakistani bomber force.
 

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