Mirage III / V of Pakistan Air Force

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Prototypes of Mirage III and Mirage IV aircraft (Circa 1963). Almost identical in appearance, the Mirage IV was essentially a new aircraft, featuring a new structure, layout and numerous other modifications. It was also roughly three times the weight of the compact Mirage III.

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A Pakistani Mirage strike aircraft with its air to ground weapons (bottom to top):
1. Range Extension Kit (Glide Bomb) 500 lb
2. Hujra Cluster Munition
3. 1000 lb REK
4. Al-battar laser-guided bomb
5. H-4 SOW guidance pod
6. H-4 Stand Off Weapon

 

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Flying Officer Abdul Jalil Khattak (Shaheed)

Mirage V Crash From No 5 Squadron, 8th September 1991, Hayatabad, Peshawar. While On A Routine Operational Training Mission His Mirage Aircraft Crashed In Hayatabad Town Sector Phase (I) Peshawar. The Pilots Tried To Save The Nearby Civilian Population And Steered The Jet Towards The Dry River Bed.

The Pilot Flying Officer Abdul Jalil Khattak Embraced Martyrdom In This Tragic Accident.

May Allah Award The Martyred Soul The Highest Place In Jannah.

 

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