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Bro, are you guys able to find out the maximum power of the ws10AorB engine on J10CP? 132kn or 140kn? It's still a mystery for Chinese Militray fan and have been debating it for past 10 years.
Please help us.
Please help us.
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Oh bhai, ye wo suwar
awaam hai jo din-raat hum ko 'Porkis' kh-ti rh-ti hai.Khood ka Forum tou 15-20 loog (aik he Nationality) kay bal-booday pay chal raha hai.
Chamaar khood [PDF] pay ID bana-kar baithay hain aur yaha say screenshots apnay thaakay howay so-called forum pay import kartay hain.
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THE RAFALE RIPPER.
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Contract was probably officially signed in June 2021 though we were in serious talks with them for the last 2 years.
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He is OC base now if i can recall. Idk which base.
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We end up with this because of delays and slow progress on J31. Pak has closely monitored J31 for the past 5 - 6 years. There was no point in getting 4.5+ when the world is moving towards stealth.
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HD Quality of video just added more sweetness in the whole ceremony.
I have no complaints to PTV for covering this ceremony.They did their job quite well this time.
Now wishing same quality covering of 23 March ceremony.
Good work PTV.Keep it up.
I have no complaints to PTV for covering this ceremony.They did their job quite well this time.
Now wishing same quality covering of 23 March ceremony.
Good work PTV.Keep it up.
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Oh yara, there are countries in better economic shape than us who are still inducting F-16s, Grippen and Rafales which are a lot more expensive, we needed to replace the Mirages and also something with a big stick... This was the best option.
F-16s aren't going anywhere. In fact it were F-16s which escorted the J-10s into Pakistan.
Finally and formally Pakistan inducts the J-10C in PAF:
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Prime Minister Imran Khan, COAS Gen Bajwa inspect J-10C aircraft during a ceremony at Kamra Air Base on Friday. — Photo: Prime Minister Office
The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Friday formally inducted modern J-10C fighter aircraft in its fleet during a ceremony at the Kamra Air Base.
Prime Minister Imran Khan, Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar, Chief of Naval Staff Amjad Khan Niazi, Peshawar Corps Commander Lt Gen Faiz Hameed as well as senior federal ministers attended the ceremony.
According to state-run wire service APP, the J-10C is larger and can be equipped with a bigger active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar than the one used by the JF-17 Block 3. The aircraft can carry more advanced, fourth-generation air-to-air missiles including the short-range PL-10 and the beyond-visual-range PL-15.
The military had in January confirmed the long-speculated deal with China for the supply of J-10C jets. It had said that the acquisition was being done in view of the regional security matrix that required Pakistan’s armed forces to continuously upgrade their capacity.
Many think the J-10C deal is Pakistan’s answer to Rafales bought by India from France.
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid had told journalists in December that J-10C jets would participate in the March 23 parade.
Addressing the ceremony today, the prime minister thanked China for providing the jets to Pakistan in a "record time of eight months".
"I am glad that our armed forces have a futuristic and forward-looking approach because technology is going to be a great tool for future warfare," he added.
The premier said the country would spend more on its defence as its wealth increased with time.
The prime minister said the entire nation had the confidence that our armed forces were fully capable to defend the country. He recalled that Pakistan's response in the wake of the Balakot intrusion sent a clear message to the world that the country was capable to defend itself.
He stressed that developing indigenous technology was the need of the hour, saying "Pakistan is working on it".
PM Imran noted that Pakistanis were skilled in all modern fields, but they were based abroad. He then expressed the hoped that the country's talent would soon be serving Pakistan. "We can build any institution of international quality and we are very much capable of it."
Earlier, the prime minister was presented a guard of honour by a contingent of the PAF.
The prime minister witnessed a thrilling fly-past of various formations of aircraft, including the newly inducted J-10C, F-16s, JF-17s and Mirage that showcased an array of avionics and weaponry.
After the fly-past, the prime minister witnessed the landing of five J-10C aircraft.
The prime minister and the service chiefs were later asked to inspect the newly inducted fighter jet from the inside. The premier climbed up into the pilot seat with the air chief and the COAS standing next to him as an officer gave them a briefing on the jet's capabilities and functionality.
PM Imran, Gen Bajwa attend special PAF ceremony to induct J-10C fighter jets
Dawn.comPublished March 11, 2022 - Updated about 9 hours ago 3
Prime Minister Imran Khan, COAS Gen Bajwa inspect J-10C aircraft during a ceremony at Kamra Air Base on Friday. — Photo: Prime Minister Office
The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Friday formally inducted modern J-10C fighter aircraft in its fleet during a ceremony at the Kamra Air Base.
Prime Minister Imran Khan, Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar, Chief of Naval Staff Amjad Khan Niazi, Peshawar Corps Commander Lt Gen Faiz Hameed as well as senior federal ministers attended the ceremony.
According to state-run wire service APP, the J-10C is larger and can be equipped with a bigger active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar than the one used by the JF-17 Block 3. The aircraft can carry more advanced, fourth-generation air-to-air missiles including the short-range PL-10 and the beyond-visual-range PL-15.
The military had in January confirmed the long-speculated deal with China for the supply of J-10C jets. It had said that the acquisition was being done in view of the regional security matrix that required Pakistan’s armed forces to continuously upgrade their capacity.
Many think the J-10C deal is Pakistan’s answer to Rafales bought by India from France.
Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid had told journalists in December that J-10C jets would participate in the March 23 parade.
Addressing the ceremony today, the prime minister thanked China for providing the jets to Pakistan in a "record time of eight months".
"I am glad that our armed forces have a futuristic and forward-looking approach because technology is going to be a great tool for future warfare," he added.
The premier said the country would spend more on its defence as its wealth increased with time.
The prime minister said the entire nation had the confidence that our armed forces were fully capable to defend the country. He recalled that Pakistan's response in the wake of the Balakot intrusion sent a clear message to the world that the country was capable to defend itself.
He stressed that developing indigenous technology was the need of the hour, saying "Pakistan is working on it".
PM Imran noted that Pakistanis were skilled in all modern fields, but they were based abroad. He then expressed the hoped that the country's talent would soon be serving Pakistan. "We can build any institution of international quality and we are very much capable of it."
Earlier, the prime minister was presented a guard of honour by a contingent of the PAF.
The prime minister witnessed a thrilling fly-past of various formations of aircraft, including the newly inducted J-10C, F-16s, JF-17s and Mirage that showcased an array of avionics and weaponry.
After the fly-past, the prime minister witnessed the landing of five J-10C aircraft.
The prime minister and the service chiefs were later asked to inspect the newly inducted fighter jet from the inside. The premier climbed up into the pilot seat with the air chief and the COAS standing next to him as an officer gave them a briefing on the jet's capabilities and functionality.
PM Imran, Gen Bajwa attend special PAF ceremony to induct J-10C fighter jets
"Pakistan will spend more on its defence as the wealth of the country grows," says PM Imran.
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