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Gen. Chuck Horner of the United States Air Force (USAF) and Commander of Allied Forces in the 1991 Gulf War in his biography by Tom Clancy, Every Man A Tiger:
“Pakistan has one of the best, most combat ready air forces in the world. They have to, their neighbour to the east is huge, and the two nations have a long history of hostilities. For Indian war planners, the Pakistan Air Force is their worst fear. Pakistani pilots are respected throughout the world, especially the Islamic world, because they know how to fly and fight”.
I studied for 8 years at a PAF Intermediate College, being right next to a base and friends with Air Force kids. It was so damn cool, those were the best days of my life. There is a certain feel of PAF, it's not describable... when an F16 passes over ur head... it's like nirvana...
You can only paint with the colors you're given...
...so get what you like and like what you have.
Pak99 and Flamz, Nirvana is Sanskrit for a religious zenith, achieved through the extinction of desire and conciousness. It is also a component of
Buddhism. Also, the meaning of the final attainment of oblivion to care, pain and external reality. It is an element of religious practice that would do Sunni Muslims well. To not add or innovate is a reasonable injunction, but inner spiritual vision is quite a beneficial thing, especially for those disposed to mostly martial postures. Buddhism did much to calm the region of South Asia in past history. The need for it is still obvious.
U r right there i think, as far as i know the time period in which Budha went out for the search of truth & journey, set down near a river for years & at end find the wisdom of equality… that struggle he did is refered as nirvana.
**Pyaar bhi zindagi ki tarah hota hay.
Hur mor asan nahin hota, hur mor pay khushi nahin milti;
Pur jub hum zindagi ka saath nahin chortay to pyaar ka saath kyon chorayn
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