PAF F-6 beat F-14 Tomcat

[kurup]

watch this video it shows Pakistan's first combat ready lady pilot.... while India AIR FORCE is unable to produce a single combat ready lady pilot....

That is because India has expressed a serious reservation in appointing women to combat roles.

 

[krash]

I was reading one of the western journalist's twitter account and he mentioned that he was not surprised that PAF F-16s beat Saudi Typhoons in Taif because he heard that PAF F-6 beaten USAF Tomcat in exercises in 2001.

I forgot the name of the man but his twitter account was mentioned by a moderator in JF-17 thread-5 about Typhoons and F-16s.

Is that true?

If yes then our PAF combat aircraft drivers r the best Drivers in the world.
@Windjammer @Aeronaut @ANTIBODY

Well I don't know if it was 2001 or earlier but in one exercise with the USN where the F 6 played the Aggressor. it was supposed to engage a flight of F 14 Tomcat to save a P3 C. well I couldnt remember the details fully. The F 6 were playing escorts or the F 7 was playing escorts I cant remember. It was simulating an attack on the Carrier.

Some accounts are mentioned here, e.g. the 'F-6 Vs F-15'. Don't remember where the 'F-6 Vs F-14' is.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistan-air-force/124858-pafs-exercises-around-world.html

There was an interview with a Pakistani pilot in Turkey for pilot exchange programme it was a good interview does anybody have it?

http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistan-air-force/103690-interview-pakistan-air-force-viper-pilot.html

But I remember reading that this interview might not be very credible.

That is because India has expressed a serious reservation in appointing women to combat roles.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/milita...ilitary-women-around-world-2.html#post1432849

 

[krash]

*double post*

 

[That Guy]

That is because India has expressed a serious reservation in appointing women to combat roles.

Honestly, considering the current situation, I'd have thought the Indians would be the first ones to appoint women to such positions. Guess I was wrong.

 

[kurup]

http://www.defence.pk/forums/milita...ilitary-women-around-world-2.html#post1432849

What do you mean by this link ???

Honestly, considering the current situation, I'd have thought the Indians would be the first ones to appoint women to such positions. Guess I was wrong.

What current situation ??

 

[HAIDER]

F6 , F14, Raptor

http://www.mycity-military.com/slika.php?slika=155841_261892912_PAFF-7PGwithUSF-22Raptor1.jpg

http://www.mycity-military.com/slika.php?slika=155841_145496725_2rfezno.jpg

http://www.mycity-military.com/slik...ican-f-14-over-pakistan-very-rare-picture.jpg

 

[Shinigami]

Honestly, considering the current situation, I'd have thought the Indians would be the first ones to appoint women to such positions. Guess I was wrong.

understandable misconception. Women POWs carry bigger leverage by the enemy during negotiation. India cannot afford that and since IAF doctrine revolves around deep strikes into enemy territory, there is a good chance that will happen. PAF on the other hand has a defensive doctrine and will remain in its own airspace for the most part making it harder for the enemy to get their hands on female pilot POWs

 

[Bamboo Castle]

I was reading one of the western journalist's twitter account and he mentioned that he was not surprised that PAF F-16s beat Saudi Typhoons in Taif because he heard that PAF F-6 beaten USAF Tomcat in exercises in 2001.

I forgot the name of the man but his twitter account was mentioned by a moderator in JF-17 thread-5 about Typhoons and F-16s.

Is that true?

If yes then our PAF combat aircraft drivers r the best Drivers in the world.
@Windjammer @Aeronaut @ANTIBODY

I guess the F-6 fired on friendly fighters to get this kill....

Soon we will hear that PAF F-7 has beat F-22 Raptor...

 

[Umair Nawaz]

I guess the F-6 fired on friendly fighters to get this kill....

Soon we will hear that PAF F-7 has beat F-22 Raptor...

in case u dont know dumbo. read post#13.

It happened in Samungli around 2002 when Alan Warnes visited area. Alan Warnes is a repetitive Defence Journalist.
Now a days he in Indonesia.

cant excess them.

And Indians please stay on topic.

 

[krash]

What do you mean by this link ???

1) Indian women are being and have been appointed to combat roles.

2) Two Indian female pilots posing in front of a Mig-29. I'm guessing they're trainees.

You could've just opened the link.

 

[Umair Nawaz]

1) Indian women are being and have been appointed to combat roles.

2) Two Indian female pilots posing in front of a Mig-29. I'm guessing they're trainees.

You could've just opened the link.

Stick to the topic!!!!!

Dont reply them.
@Jungibaaz

Please delete the off topic posts.

 

[kurup]

1) Indian women are being and have been appointed to combat roles.

2) Two Indian female pilots posing in front of a Mig-29. I'm guessing they're trainees.

You could've just opened the link.

1. No , they have not in IAF .

2. Most probably they are getting a ride in the fighter aircraft . IMO , they are not trainees .

This is the latest news I can find .

http://www.defence.pk/forums/indian...mbat-roles-armed-forces-wait-gets-longer.html

cant excess them.

And Indians please stay on topic.

Then ask your countrymen not to bring India into the discussion .

 

[Gentelman]

Stick to the topic!!!!!

Dont reply them.
@Jungibaaz

Please delete the off topic posts.

tusi kab say mod ban gia hai??
btw some people here really got an @$$ hurt and 2 of them are really in critical condition as half of their a$$ es are burnt……
stay cool dear……

 

[livingdead]

bhai.. pilot ko driver bana diya.. @Umair Nawaz ...

 

[Najam Khan]

I guess the F-6 fired on friendly fighters to get this kill....

Soon we will hear that PAF F-7 has beat F-22 Raptor...

Well your saracasm aside, this (and many such incidents) have happened. Only they are not reported in media with "chest pumping" captions.

Umair,
Not sure about 2001, but similar encounter did happened in Midlink'96 with USN F14s and F-6. Alan warnes has hinted the same incident in F-6 chapter of his book ' PAF 1998-2008: The new dawn'.

There are plenty of such successful dogfights memoirs from multinational exercises. Bandits sqn Mirages have shotdown US and Arab F-16s dozens of times, the result in one of their performances at an exercise literally busted some myths about Mirage performance in close air combat

Similarly 8 Sqn has maintained their name in successful low-level surface attack missions in similar exercises, one of such incident was put with oil paint on paper by Hussaini.

Such performances are kept by these units in their history, but honestly speaking these incidents didn't make them invincible. Every dogfight is different than any other, good tactics and human actions to perform under stress sometime yield exceptional results...and some times even a technologically advance aircraft ends up in gun sight of inferior adversary. That is why training never stops.