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The news item regarding PAF bagging three RAF Euro Fighters has been reported out of context to some extent. The interview of a PAF pilot has been widely published without source or reference and some wrong detail added to it which seems to have had a snow ball effect. Albeit the interview which was conducted in 2008 is very much authentic, the author at no point disclosed that the victims were RAF Typhoons. Since so much controversy surrounded the event, I decided to get the real story.
It's a fact that even in the latest disclosure in the JF-17 supplement which appears with Air Forces Monthly magazine, the author, Alan Warnes, albeit mentions the Typhoon incident but never discloses their operator.
I can now confirm that the PAF pilot(s) indeed shot down the three Typhoons in all the three set ups. However the aircraft belonged to the Italian Air Force and not the RAF as reported earlier.
This information exclusively disclosed and given permission to be published by Alan Warnes.
MAVERICK the su30mki batters everything flying in the world to a pulp
other than the mighty F22
that why IAF is fieldinmg 272 of them by 2015
MAVERICK the su30mki batters everything flying in the world to a pulp
other than the mighty F22
that why IAF is fieldinmg 272 of them by 2015
How many times did the PAF pilots engage the Italian Typhoon's in WVR? That's probably the most important part. If it was 3 kills in 30 engagements then its not that impressive. If its 3 out of 5 then it is.
Weren't the PAF pilots flying the upgraded Turkish F-16's? I wouldn't be surprised if the PAF pilots were much more experienced than those flying the Typhoon.
The news item regarding PAF bagging three RAF Euro Fighters has been reported out of context to some extent. The interview of a PAF pilot has been widely published without source or reference and some wrong detail added to it which seems to have had a snow ball effect. Albeit the interview which was conducted in 2008 is very much authentic, the author at no point disclosed that the victims were RAF Typhoons. Since so much controversy surrounded the event, I decided to get the real story.
It's a fact that even in the latest disclosure in the JF-17 supplement which appears with Air Forces Monthly magazine, the author, Alan Warnes, albeit mentions the Typhoon incident but never discloses their operator.
I can now confirm that the PAF pilot(s) indeed shot down the three Typhoons in all the three set ups. However the aircraft belonged to the Italian Air Force and not the RAF as reported earlier.
This information exclusively disclosed and given permission to be published by Alan Warnes.
please post a source or else its a fake. There was no recent exercise like this.
they say, "read before comment"This information exclusively disclosed and given permission to be published by Alan Warnes.