THE PAF ACE (must see)

[HAIDER]

 

[HAIDER]

 

[HAIDER]

Webby is it viewable, or whats the problem can you figure out.

 

[EagleEyes]

You had additional http protocol added into the images linked, that is why it was not showing the images. Anyways, i have fixed it. Great images!

Thanks.

 

[braveheart]

Good Picture bro

 

[Bull]

Smarties....!!!

 

[Keysersoze]

Just one point though.......a ACE is a pilot who has shot down 5 or more enemy planes......

 

[Muradk]

Just one point though.......a ACE is a pilot who has shot down 5 or more enemy planes......

Yup , these guys are just Rookies Except the Pilot standing In front of the F-16 rest of them dont even have 500 Hours.

 

[Neo]

But still they look soooo kewl Sir!

 

[Adux]

Nice pIx, glad to see boys will be boys

 

[voiceofaa]

PAF Fighter Pilots on mission

A Cool 3D Animation

[YOUTUBE]

Hail Pakistan Air Force

 

[su-47]

I'm sure people here have heard of Muhammad Mahmood Alam. He is the only PAF ace to date, but is one of my favourite pilots for shooting down 5 aircraft (despite the fact that the aircraft shot down were of the IAF) in 1965, with 3 of them being shot down in less than a minute.

But sadly, he was grounded during the '71 war due to his bengali origin.

 

[blain2]

I'm sure people here have heard of Muhammad Mahmood Alam. He is the only PAF ace to date, but is one of my favourite pilots for shooting down 5 aircraft (despite the fact that the aircraft shot down were of the IAF) in 1965, with 3 of them being shot down in less than a minute.

But sadly, he was grounded during the '71 war due to his bengali origin.

Su-47, MM Alam is not a Bengali. He is a bihari and still lives in Pakistan. There was no ethnic factor in his grounding or retirement later on. He just did not get along with some of his superiors. To this day, he is a hero to all Pakistanis.

Here is a snippet:

Mohammad Mahmood Alam, who was born in 1935 in the state of Bihar, Western Bengal, is so far the top scorer fighter pilot of PAF.

According to M. M. Alam himself, he is now a changed man. After his promotion to Wing Commander, he bagan to question and rectify his lifestyle, and reached the conclusion that the abandonment of traditional Islamic values by the PAF constituted a betrayal of the people it served. The most obvious symbol of that compromise of values was the consumption of alcohol. Alam not only quit such immoral and unIslamic practices himself, but also took the initiative to persuade his colleagues to banish alcohol from the officers' mess. Not surprisingly, Alam's growing zeal for Islam frustrated many PAF officers, a good many of whom were his superiors.

 

[defenceforum]

yes they look cool

 

[solid snake]

Haider, which one is you?

Nice pics bro.