PAF Preparing For Abhinandan's Anniversary

[Battlion25]

I have commission tests from 9 am to 5 pm that day.

Commission test in what

 

[SIPRA]

Jee naheen... 'National Mourning day for Kawwa'

"Kawway ki jo maut hae, woh qaum ki hayyaat hae"

 

[Samurai_assassin]

Pakistan was very sympathetic towards the indian pilot. He came to bomb Pakistani civilians killing our people, instead was shot down.
PAK army saved his life, gave him a nice meal, tea, clothes and sent him on his way.
If only the locals village folk were armed with farming tools or had some experience in martial arts they could have severely punished captain indian, instead he endured a few slaps before being rescued.

 

[blain2]

Pakistan was very sympathetic towards the indian pilot. He came to bomb Pakistani civilians killing our people, instead was shot down.
PAK army saved his life, gave him a nice meal, tea, clothes and sent him on his way.
If only the locals village folk were armed with farming tools or had some experience in martial arts they could have severely punished captain indian, instead he endured a few slaps before being rescued.

Thank God that he was treated humanely. In all of this acrimony, we should realize that he was "ordered" to do what he did. While one can expect people to get emotional, there is a sense of military courtesy, chivalry, and most of all humanity that should overrule all such knee-jerk, emotional responses.

You shoot the aircraft down, capture the chap, treat him with dignity and go about whatever process professionally. This should be our hallmark.

 

[Dual Wielder]

Thank God that he was treated humanely. In all of this acrimony, we should realize that he was "ordered" to do what he did. While one can expect people to get emotional, there is a sense of military courtesy, chivalry, and most of all humanity that should overrule all such knee-jerk emotional response.

You shoot the aircraft down, capture the chap, treat him with dignity and go about whatever process professionally. This should be our hallmark.

Exactly.. /s

whilst our very own Maqbool Hussain was unlawfully detained for 40 years and tortured by the Nazi Bharti b4stards.. his country men wasn't even aware he was alive, imagine how he felt and many others like him..

 

[TheSolution]

Exactly.. /s

whilst our very own Maqbool Hussain was unlawfully detained for 40 years and tortured by the Nazi Bharti b4stards.. his country men wasn't even aware he was alive, imagine how he felt and many others like him..

Had it been our pilot, they'd have killed him

 

[Bossman]

There is a lot of noise about either some events or announcements on February 27th. I am going to introduce a list of possibilities along with the probability of them happening. This just a fun thing so don’t take it too seriously. I would love to start a betting pool around these events/announcements occurring on the 27th.

1) Official unveiling of JF17 - Block 3 - Probability: Very High
2) Official unveiling of J-10 CP - Probability: High
3) Official unveiling of AESA upgraded ZDK - Probability Medium
4) Official Announcement of PaK- Turk 50 50 JV NGF along with a mock-up. Probability: Low
6) PAF provides solid proof of SU 33 MKI being shot down. Probability: Very low.
7) Video of Abhinandam saying he never fired any of his missiles but was given a medal for it. Probability extremely low
8) Hypersonic Glide Vehicle - No chance.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

Thank God that he was treated humanely. In all of this acrimony, we should realize that he was "ordered" to do what he did. While one can expect people to get emotional, there is a sense of military courtesy, chivalry, and most of all humanity that should overrule all such knee-jerk, emotional response.

You shoot the aircraft down, capture the chap, treat him with dignity and go about whatever process professionally. This should be our hallmark.

Now picture if he had succeeded in his mission bombing a Pak town killing innocent people. Would you still hold him in high regard?
Pakistanis are too emotional people who want.to treat the world as their brother.
Even Pak prisonersare not soared by indians. Poor pak fisherman have been murdered and their organs taken out and sold.

Exactly.. /s

whilst our very own Maqbool Hussain was unlawfully detained for 40 years and tortured by the Nazi Bharti b4stards.. his country men wasn't even aware he was alive, imagine how he felt and many others like him..

Poor Pak pilot even had his tong cut so he could not speak.

 

[Battlion25]

No killing abi would have killed the greatest meme and India itself would have loved him to die at the hands of these civilian bystanders instead of being saved by pak army and becoming a cannon fodder meme... India definitely wanted him death period and they would have declared him martyr case closed

 

[GriffinsRule]

Now picture if he had succeeded in his mission bombing a Pak town killing innocent people. Would you still hold him in high regard?
Pakistanis are too emotional people who want.to treat the world as their brother.
Even Pak prisonersare not soared by indians. Poor pak fisherman have been murdered and their organs taken out and sold.


Poor Pak pilot even had his tong cut so he could not speak.

Get your facts right before getting emotional. He didn't come to bombs anything but to intercept PAF fighters and we treated him according to the Geneva Convention, and we expect the same from Indian side as well.
And even if we had shit down their Mirages and captured any pilots who actually did bomb our territory, they too would go through due process in line with international laws and treaties that Pakistan is a signatory of

 

[Battlion25]

Get your facts right before getting emotional. He didn't come to bombs anything but to intercept PAF fighters and we treated him according to the Geneva Convention, and we expect the same from Indian side as well.
And even if we had shit down their Mirages and captured any pilots who actually did bomb our territory, they too would go through due process in line with international laws and treaties that Pakistan is a signatory of

Hmm.. Not sure about that. They could have shoot him during the bystanders attack but they wanted media coverage killing would have been no benefit but parading him to the international media benefit outweighed the other by million times.. India wanted him off'ed 100% without a doubt by these civilians

 

[Trango Towers]

Pakistan was very sympathetic towards the indian pilot. He came to bomb Pakistani civilians killing our people, instead was shot down.
PAK army saved his life, gave him a nice meal, tea, clothes and sent him on his way.
If only the locals village folk were armed with farming tools or had some experience in martial arts they could have severely punished captain indian, instead he endured a few slaps before being rescued.

No he came with air to air missile on 27th to take on PAF. Ended up in a pile of poop

 

[blain2]

Now picture if he had succeeded in his mission bombing a Pak town killing innocent people. Would you still hold him in high regard?

Pakistanis are too emotional people who want.to treat the world as their brother.
Even Pak prisonersare not soared by indians. Poor pak fisherman have been murdered and their organs taken out and sold.


Poor Pak pilot even had his tong cut so he could not speak.

I don't know. Had he killed innocent children then maybe the crowd would have dealt with him differently but more importantly Pakistan would not have returned him.

One should listen in to officers like AM Sulehri (DCAS-O) or AM Asim Suleman as both of them have made a point that we dealt with the captured pilot with dignity as we are professionals and believe the other side to be professionals as well. Secondly, regardless of the actions of the other side on occasion, there is the Geneva convention. Now one option is to go back and deal with this on a tit for tat basis or the other is to rise above and stay above board.

 

[Trango Towers]

Now picture if he had succeeded in his mission bombing a Pak town killing innocent people. Would you still hold him in high regard?

I don't know. Had he killed innocent children then maybe the crowd would have dealt with him differently but more importantly Pakistan would not have returned him.

One should listen in to officers like AM Sulehri (DCAS-O) or AM Asim Suleman as both of them have made a point that we dealt with the captured pilot with dignity as we are professionals and believe the other side to be professionals as well. Secondly, regardless of the actions of the other side on occasion, there is the Geneva convention. Now one option is to go back and deal with this on a tit for tat basis or the other is to rise above and stay above board.

Please stop.
He was in a mig 21 bison interceptor with 4 air 2 air missile on the 27th of Feb. What are you going on about

 

[Windjammer]

What really pi**es me is why did we let the Indian fighter jet let go which was trying to intrude into our airspace in the shadow of an Indian airliner.....after the 27th Feb. thumping, the losers were desperate to cover their humiliation....so they thought by crawling under an airliner, they could gain a surprise and achieve some hit 'n run goal. Promptly intercepted the PAF held back as blowing up the IAF jet would have endangered the civilian aircraft....something which the Indians never considered or cared about....hoping such a disaster would cause an International backlash on Pakistan. One main reason Pakistan closed it's airspace for several months.