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PAF inducting state-of-the-art weapons to meet any challenge: air chief

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KARACHI: Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman has said that Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is adopting latest air warfare technology to defend the motherland in befitting manner.

He was speaking at the passing out parade of Aero Apprentices was held here at PAF Base, Korangi Creek.

Air chief speaking at the passing out parade of Aero Apprentices at PAF base, Korangi Creek said that PAF is passing through a revamping stage because the technology of air warfare is changing rapidly.

"We have no choice but to match the speed of change and make PAF a potent force, second to none. To meet these challenges, we are inducting state-of-the-art weapons and must train hard to acquaint ourselves with these modern systems”, air chief added.

The chief guest further said, “I would urge you to fully devote your time and energy to your profession and work with resolute commitment to attain mastery in your respective trades. Remember! There is no room for complacency or short cut in a challenging profession like yours”.

A total of 823 Aero Apprentices including personnel from Jordan and Pakistan Navy successfully completed their technical training.

The air chief awarded trophies to the distinction holders. Asghar Khan Trophy for the Best in Aero Space Technology was awarded to Aircraftman Ali Raza; Nur Khan Trophy for the Best in Avionics Technology was awarded to Aircraftman Sheharyar Khan; Zafar Choudhry Trophy for the Best in Aero Support Technology (School of Aeronautics) was awarded to Aircraftman Muhammad Ilyas; Rahim Khan Trophy for the Best in Aero Support Technology (School of Electronics) was awarded to Aircraftman Muhammad Jawad.

Trophy for best foreigner trainee was awarded to Qusai Tayseer Saad Eddin Shannak from Jordan.

Base Commander Trophy for the Best in General Service Training was awarded to Aircraftman Wing Sergeant Fahad Wali and Chief of the Air Staff Trophy for the Overall Best Performance was awarded to Aircraftman Sheharyar Khan.

The ceremony was witnessed by high-ranking military & civil officials, foreign dignitaries and a large number of guests of Aero Apprentices.

http://nation.com.pk/national/20-Ja...e-art-weapons-to-meet-any-challenge-air-chief
 
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No argument with that good point.

But the thunder would also never be accepted as a front line fighter by the Indian airforce.

Which proves my point that state of the art is different between India and Pakistan

India would never buy used thirty year falcons either again it's diffrent standards
ignore him sir, he just trolling, we also don't consider thunder as our front-line fighter either
 
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