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Daddy and son. Jf17 is just like a kid infront of that monster.
Also is more difficult to detect and get an eyeball on. From the front, pilots have difficulty getting visual on it
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No sticky on F-7P/PG.
some Information about F-7P/PG in PAf service.
http://paf-eagles.blogspot.com.au/2011/04/f-7-mig-21-in-paf-service.html
some Information about F-7P/PG in PAf service.
http://paf-eagles.blogspot.com.au/2011/04/f-7-mig-21-in-paf-service.html
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From above link-
“The movie of the HUD was examined by external experts, and is still shown in the CCS. The positioning of aircraft in a perfect by the GCI was commendable, and the way IAF fighters, identified as MiG-27ML exited the scene was morale booster for every PAF pilot who saw that engagement.”
Has anyone ever seen or heard about this HUD film? Should be released publicly to bust some misconceptions about PAF posture during the Kargil War @Windjammer @Knuckles
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There were several incidents where PAF fighters had Indian jets in their sights....amongst them when two F-16s trailed a flight of five MiG-29s for about 20 minutes with Indian pilots completely oblivious of Falcon's presence until warned by their GCI, at which point the Indian pilots panicked so violently that they almost crashed into each other.
Baba G this is future .
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I may be old but I'm not baba G
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An LED probe light was installed on top of the right engine intake behind the IFR probe to illuminate both the probe and the drogue from the tanker during night operations. All Block IIs starting from 16-229 will have the IFR probe and probe light installed. The aircraft is to be supported by PAF Il-78MPtanker. The IFR test was believed to have started in 2017.
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General Bajwa Witnesses Multinational Air Exercise 'Aces Meet 2017'Quote
Post Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:47 pm
Today, Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Base Mushaf, Sargodha, to witness multinational air exercise 'Aces Meet 2017'.
Aircraft of PAF, Turkish Air Force (TuAF) and Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) are taking part in the two-week long exercise that began on October 16. Representatives of eight other air forces are attending the exercise as observers.
Post Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:47 pm
Today, Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Base Mushaf, Sargodha, to witness multinational air exercise 'Aces Meet 2017'.
Aircraft of PAF, Turkish Air Force (TuAF) and Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) are taking part in the two-week long exercise that began on October 16. Representatives of eight other air forces are attending the exercise as observers.
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Anadolu Agency
Pakistan's counter terror air exercise with Turkey ends
Saudi forces also participated in 2-week long air exercise in southwestern Sargodah
home > Turkey, world 28.10.2017
By Islamuddin Sajid
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan
The first ever two-week long multinational counter terrorism air exercise involving Pakistani, Turkish and Saudi air forces ended in southeastern Sargodah in Punjab province on Saturday, according to a Pakistani air force spokesman’s statement.
The exercise, named ACES MEET-2017, had begun on Oct. 16 at Pakistani air force’s Mushaf Operational Air Base Sargodah.
Contingents of Turkish Air Force and Royal Saudi Air Force comprising fighter aircraft, combat pilots and ground technical crew had taken part in the exercise, the statement said.
The main objective of the exercise was to maximize the combat readiness of the air forces by providing a realistic training environment in air combat training and counter terrorism operations.
The participating crews simulated contemporary air combat tactics utilizing state of the art training aids.
Besides live para drops by commandos of Pakistani air force’s Special Services Wing in the contested air space, a large force employment concept was also practiced during the exercise.
Addressing the participants, Pakistani air force chief Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman lauded the professionalism of the Turkish and Saudi air forces, and hoped that they would take back good memories of their rewarding interactions from Pakistan.
The Turkish team leader Maj. Orhun Atasever thanked the Pakistani air force for its hospitality and for arranging such an exercise.
"This international exercise was met with the same standard as the exercise of other countries of the world; sharing of this professional experience knowledge and combat experience are true manifestation of our good relationship," Atasever said, who concluded his remarks with Zindabad (Long Live) Turkey-Pakistan brotherhood.
Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form.
Pakistan's counter terror air exercise with Turkey ends
Saudi forces also participated in 2-week long air exercise in southwestern Sargodah
home > Turkey, world 28.10.2017
By Islamuddin Sajid
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan
The first ever two-week long multinational counter terrorism air exercise involving Pakistani, Turkish and Saudi air forces ended in southeastern Sargodah in Punjab province on Saturday, according to a Pakistani air force spokesman’s statement.
The exercise, named ACES MEET-2017, had begun on Oct. 16 at Pakistani air force’s Mushaf Operational Air Base Sargodah.
Contingents of Turkish Air Force and Royal Saudi Air Force comprising fighter aircraft, combat pilots and ground technical crew had taken part in the exercise, the statement said.
The main objective of the exercise was to maximize the combat readiness of the air forces by providing a realistic training environment in air combat training and counter terrorism operations.
The participating crews simulated contemporary air combat tactics utilizing state of the art training aids.
Besides live para drops by commandos of Pakistani air force’s Special Services Wing in the contested air space, a large force employment concept was also practiced during the exercise.
Addressing the participants, Pakistani air force chief Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman lauded the professionalism of the Turkish and Saudi air forces, and hoped that they would take back good memories of their rewarding interactions from Pakistan.
The Turkish team leader Maj. Orhun Atasever thanked the Pakistani air force for its hospitality and for arranging such an exercise.
"This international exercise was met with the same standard as the exercise of other countries of the world; sharing of this professional experience knowledge and combat experience are true manifestation of our good relationship," Atasever said, who concluded his remarks with Zindabad (Long Live) Turkey-Pakistan brotherhood.
Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form.
