my buddy andhra.. Musalmao ki foog ka andaza nahee tumhee.. jab hum larney pe atey hain to achey achey key charkey urha detey hain… baki jangey bhool gaey.. read your history book again
Pakistan is a Muslim country and remember when we fight Its not just humans who are fighting but Allah sends Angels down to this earth to support his Believing men … So what if you won one battle… We will win the rest and we will win it for good. Now dont get me started on India and Pakistan debate
Battle of Tejgaon
4th Dec 1971 Dacca
Soon after scramble, Fying Officers Shams Shamshad encountered 4 ships of SU-7s, Hunters, MiG-21s one after the other. They publically shot 1 SU-7 & 3 Hunters.
Flight Lieutenant Salim Beg Mirza of No. 26 Squadrons destroys an IAF Hunter near Pimple Hill, west of the Peshawar runway. The Indian pilot did not survive.
The painting shows the two-seat B-57C bomber trainer (No. 846) of No. 7 Squadrons on a daylight raid against the Indian Army units massing up along the Khokrapar-Chore railway line leading into Hyderabad. Affectionately nicknamed “Baba”, the B-57 followed its bombing attacks by several strafing runs on the freight wagons lined up below. “Baba” and its two F-86 escorts from No.19 Squadrons (top left) stayed over the target for over 30 minutes. A series of such missions from Masroor Air Force Base forced the enemy to abandon its planned offensive.
B-57 Aircrew:
Flight Lieutenant Shabir A.Khan (Pilot)
Squadron Leader Shoaib Alam Khan (Navigator)
F-86 Escorts:
Flight Lieutenant Mustaq A.Laghari (Leader)
Flight Lieutenant Khalid Mehmood Khalid (No. 2)
A part from the damaged inflicted in the technical area by the bombing runs of the formation, Squadron Leader Akhtar also destroyed two Hunters on ground with guns.
Starfighters Ravage Utterlai
11th Dec, 1971
Two F-104s flown by Wing Commander Arif Iqbal & Squadron Leader Amanullah conducted a surprise attack & destroyed two HF-24s on ground with guns.
The Pilot of the Gnat going down in flames, Flying Officer Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon, was posthumously given the param Vir Chakra, India’s highest gallantry award. Nirmaljit had taken off behind his group from Srinagar (in the background) to intercept the approaching air strike of four F-86s with two escorts. Before being shot down with a gun burst by Flight Lieutenant Salim Beg Mirza (leader of the escorts F-86 pair), Nirmaljit was claimed by the IAF to have scored hits on two of the six F-86s but infect all of them had returned to Peshawar without a scratch. The painting shows Salim and his wingman in the foreground. Two of the four strike F-86s can be seen at a distance, attacking their targets at the Srinagar air base, through the bursting ack ack shells.
Strike Element:
Wing Commander S.A.Changezi
Flying officer H.K.Dhotani
Flying officer Amjad Endrabi
Flying officer Maroof Mir
Escorts:
Flight Lieutenant Salim Beg Mirza
Flying officer Rahim Yousefzai
Desert Strikes in the South
13 Dec, 1971
Preparing to launch a piercing attack towards Hyderabad, the Indian Army was stopped in its tracks astride the Khokrapar-Chore railway line. The air campaign involved several missions and a mix of combat aircraft from Masroor Air Base. The painting shows one of these missions that employed 5 F-86s and 4 T-33s. It was led by Group Captain Wiqar Azim seen here in the F-86. At some distance are the T-33 that were led by Wing Commander Asghar Randhawa. The loan escort was flown by Flight Lieutenant Kamran Qureshi.
The last aerial encounter of 1971 War turned out to be a dog-fight between a supersonic Mig-21 and the relatively slow and much older F-86 Sabre. The F-86 flown by Flight Lieutenant Maqsood Amir emerged as the victor and the Indian Mig-21 pilot Flight Lieutenant Tejwant Singh who ejected after being hit, was taken prisoner. Squadron Leader Rab Nawaz was the Radar Controller for this interception.
Mig-19 OutFights Mig-21
14 December 1971
A flight of F-6s (Chinese built Mig-19s) from No.11 Squadron was on a search and destroy mission over the Shakargarh salient when Flight Lieutenant Aamer Ali Sharieff spotted four maneuvering Mig-21s, much superior in performance to Aamer’s F-6. Quickly sliding into the blind zone of the trailing Mig-21, Aamer launched his Sidewinder. The Mig-21 burst into flames and crashed.
All of the above are cut and pastes from the PAF museum web site www.pafmuseum.com.pk
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Any Prof PLZ ????
*HUm Ghoom Chuker Basti BUn mein Aik uss ki pias leai mun Mein , KOi Sajin ho koi piara hoo ,koi deepek ho koi sahara Hoo Jub jeven raat andheri hoo aik bar kahoo tum meri hoo *
Search one more Bastd for me Please. Hoonh Wipe out
**HUm Ghoom Chuker Basti BUn mein Aik uss ki pias leai mun Mein , KOi Sajin ho koi piara hoo ,koi deepek ho koi sahara Hoo Jub jeven raat andheri hoo aik bar kahoo tum meri hoo **
i’m not a PROF but it was also my hunch that the camo’d F-16s are NOT PAF pics. The one with the F-14 is weird cause I was not aware that PAF had any (still dont think so) unless we’re focusing on the second plane in the picture in the background. seeing these pictures creates a pit in my stomach. I so dearly wanted to be a part of this. Unfortunately there is just too much red tape for an american citizen to join the PAF and then come back when his tour of duty is finished. Hearing the feats of the PAF inspires me, but it’ll never be like planting my butt in the cockpit of a fighter, kicking a$$ and taking names.
NAHEIN THERA NASHEMAN QASRE SULTANI KI GUMBAD PAR
THOO SHAHEEN HAY, BASERA KAR PAHARON KEE CHITANON PAR
andhra india loses thr aircraft on monthly basis.last 10 years india had more than 200 casualties.guess when they combat the paf's shaheen lol that wud be fun to watch the irshow..i wont be surprised to see indian pilots ejecting even before confronting the mujahideens of islam ...
beat that yooo
Making fun of Indian pilots who died in War is not good guys. There were Muslim pilots as well. If I want I can post paintings of Indian fighters kicking Paki planes down too. But whats the point?! Lets not go beyond the topic!
its a Joint excersice PIC from 1991, bw US carrier fleet in the indian ocean and the PAF.. the following PIC shows a PAF F-7 in the background and an american f-14 Tomcat
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I will need to confirm ,let me check first.
**Tuj Se hay meri Tumnaoon ki Dunia Pur Noor, Azm Mera khabi Mere iradey hein Gaeuoor,Meri Husti Mein Anna hay Meri Mastii mein Shaoor,Jaan fiza mera takhual hay tu sheerein hein sukhen Aee watan piarey Watan,
Mera Dil Teri Mohhbat Ka hay Jaan buksh Diar
Mera sena teri hurmat ka hay sangeen Hissar
Mere mehboob Watan tu pe agur Jaan hoo Nisaar Mein yeh sumjoon ka thikaney luga surmia tun.
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