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This time the Thunder Bravo makes up the package.
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It's 5ᵗʰ September 1965.
Jaurian has fallen. Risaldar Yousaf, a troop leader in the 13ᵗʰ Lancers can see the Akhnoor Bridge, from Devipur.
In photograph, can spot Musa, Yahya and Brigadier Zafar Ali Khan, commander of the 102ⁿᵈ Infantry Brigade - awarded the Hilal-e-Jurat.
Jaurian has fallen. Risaldar Yousaf, a troop leader in the 13ᵗʰ Lancers can see the Akhnoor Bridge, from Devipur.
In photograph, can spot Musa, Yahya and Brigadier Zafar Ali Khan, commander of the 102ⁿᵈ Infantry Brigade - awarded the Hilal-e-Jurat.
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6th September the martyrdom anniversary of Pakistan's National Hero Flight Lieutenant Younus Hussain Shaheed (Sitara-i-Juraat)
Flight Lieutenant Younus Hussain fought in air battles aggressively, fearlessly and with great professional skill.
During one such engagement, he fought singly against six enemy aircraft and shot down two Hunters. Though his own aircraft was damaged in this encounter, he managed to bring it back to base safely. On 6 September 1965, while attacking Halwara airfield, his small formation was intercepted by a large number of enemy and, although his aircraft was hit, he refused to break off the engagement, in complete disregard of personal safety, and was reported missing from this mission.
He became a symbol of courage and professional ability for other pilots. For his , valour, professional skill and devotion to duty he was awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.
Flight Lieutenant Younus Hussain fought in air battles aggressively, fearlessly and with great professional skill.
During one such engagement, he fought singly against six enemy aircraft and shot down two Hunters. Though his own aircraft was damaged in this encounter, he managed to bring it back to base safely. On 6 September 1965, while attacking Halwara airfield, his small formation was intercepted by a large number of enemy and, although his aircraft was hit, he refused to break off the engagement, in complete disregard of personal safety, and was reported missing from this mission.
He became a symbol of courage and professional ability for other pilots. For his , valour, professional skill and devotion to duty he was awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.
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