IAF losing edge to PAF (Headlines today) part 1
IAF (indian airforce) is losing its edge to PAF (Pakistan airforce) a report by Indian media
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PAF JF-17 Thunder Performing At Dubai Air Show 2011.
Thunder,PAF Zindabad.
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Passing out Parade held at Pakistan Air Force Academy - April 28, 2011
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman said that Pakistani armed forces were fully aware of prevailing situation and ready to meet any challenge. Today, "We live in uncertain circumstance when nation faces many internal and external threats. In recent military operations against militants and criminals have undoubtedly proved that military in Pakistan has the capability and the will to fulfil its obligations", he said. The Air Chief said this while addressing the passing out parade of graduating and commissioning cadets and graduates from Flying, Aeronautical Engineering, air defence and general services at Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Academy Risalpur on Thursday. He said, "By the grace of Almighty Allah, Pakistan Air Force has inducted state-of-the-art weapon systems and its modernization drive is on track." "We do not want to accumulate huge inventory of weapons, our endeavour is to develop capabilities that are required to deter and defeat all internal and external threats and challenges that the nation confronts today, and in the foreseeable in future. The Air Chief Rao Qamar Suleman congratulated to the graduating cadets and their parents on successful completion of their training at PAF Academy Risalpur and extended special compliments to the awards and trophy winners. Latter the Air Chief awarded the distinctive trophies to the winners. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) Trophy for being Best in Flying <b>...</b>
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Pakistan 33: PAF Museum (Faisal AFB, Karachi)
PLEASE READ: The Pakistan Air Force Museum at Faisal Air Force Base, Karachi. Here they have some historic aircraft and also the history of PAF since its conception. This video is dedicated to my grandfather, a retired fighter pilot, founding member of PAF and base commander of PAF Masroor. SO PLEASE PLEASE DON'T START AN INDO-PAK CONFLICT! CHILL PILLS EVERYONE :) Barf ki golian! I want to thank FightingFalcon16 for advising me on the choice of music! Here are some of the aeroplanes that you see in the video: MIG-21 Fishbed F-86 Sabre F-104 Starfighter B-57 Canberra Mirage III Antonov An12 Cub Tigermoth Hawker Tempest Harvard T-6 DC3 Dakota F-6 and even a GNAT from the Indian Air Force -Tell me YOUR favourite plane in a comment and why you like it! This video is one in a series of my visit to Pakistan. If you like the subject and wish to see more PAF videos visit and subscribe to fightingfalcon16's channel: www.youtube.com I also want to send a special greeting to F17thunder, praizor and Tmny208 who also have videos on PAF www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com A salute to Group Captain Usman, the director of the PAF museum. Congratulations sir, for such a well run outfit! (my grandfather conveys salaams and gratitude for your kind attention during his visit) :) Music: Vital Signs - Aisey Hum Jeeyan Alamgir - Tum hi sai aai Mujahido Naseem Begum, Madam Noor Jehan - Aae Raah-e-Haq Kai Shaheedo
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PAF received first Saab 2000 Airborne Warning & Control System (AEW&C) - December 8, 2009
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com Pakistan Air Force has received first of its four Saab 2000 Airborne Warning & Control System (AWACS) aircraft from Sweden which will bolster the capabilities of the force manifold. There was a dire need to bridge, as far as possible, the growing disparity in the defence of Pakistan and the arch rival India. Like Pakistan Army and Navy, the Air Force too needed state of the art equipment as New Delhis acquisition of Russian-Israeli AWACS, Sukhoi fighter aircraft, launching of RISAT (Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite), and development of missile systems had created an imbalance of power in the region. Known as eye-in-the sky, the induction of Saab 2000 will be the most prominent force multiplier in the inventory of the PAF to cater for the conventional requirements of the Air Forces tactical and strategic operations. AWACS would enhance the monitoring of high and medium altitude flying aircraft, detect low level flying objects over land and sea at extended ranges and thus give enough time to the Air Force to counter the threat. Saab 2000 with an advanced technology sensor system is a highly capable yet cost effective surveillance platform to detect and track targets. It is also able to incorporate high-speed dash with low speed loitering capability and inherent fuel efficiency that meets demanding AEW&C requirements for performing a 180 turn in less than 30 seconds with an endurance of more than 9 hours. This system would help address <b>...</b>
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PAKISTAN AIR FORCE IN INTERNATIONAL AIR SHOW.
PAKISTAN AIR FORCE PROVES THAT THEY ARE BEST PIOLETS IN THE WORLD .
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Guitar World reveiws the new DiMarzio PAF 36th Anniversary
Guitar World's Technical Editor, Paul Riario, plays Larry DiMarzio's original '59 Gibson Les Paul and compares his 2002 historic Gibson reissue with the new DiMarzio pickups. He likes what he hears.
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Pakistan Defence Day Special Amazing Pakistan Air Force FrontLine EXCLUSIVE 7th Sep 2011 Part 1
Pakistan Defence Day Special Amazing Pakistan Air Force 7th September 2011 Part 1
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Pakistan Air Force : Air Defence System - Part 2
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com The PAFs air defence system made a modest start in the early-50s with the induction of British Morconi Type 13 and 14 radars. Two Sector Operations Centres (SOCs) were also established during the decade, the first one at Korangi Creek and other at Sargodha. In the mid-50s, No 1 Group used to exercise operational control over these air defence elements while a Deputy Director Operations (Control and Reporting) was established at Air Head quarters for policy formulation. After the disbandment of No. 1 Group, an Air Defence Headquarter (ADHQ) was formed on 1 June 1961 and was located within the premises of Air Headquarter, Peshawar. For the next five years, the ADHQ exercised operational control over all the air defence units of the PAF. As the result of a major post-war reorganization in the 1966, an Operations Command was established again at Peshawar, to direct all operational activities of the PAF including air defence. However, over a period of time it gradually became involved in policy functions as well which created a duplication and control between Air Headquarters and Ops Command. To overcome these organizational and functional problems, it was decided to bifurcate Ops Command in 1970. All functions pertaining to tactical operations reverted to Air Headquarters operations branch and the Air Defence Headquarter was revived to exercise operational control over the air defence units. In 1974, another review led to the creation of an <b>...</b>
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Pakistan Air Force Drama Sherdil - Part 1
Pakistan Air Force Drama Sherdil. ARY Digital Films & TV Productions Pvt Ltd presents Drama Sherdil. A Mega Drama Serial Produced for Pakistan Air Force.
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PAF's JF-17 Thunder fighter jets arrive Zhuhai to participate in China Air show 2010
PAF s' News Section paffalcons.com PakistanAir Force (PAF) contingent comprising JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft and the 'Sherdils' formation aerobatics team, along with pilots and technicians, departed for China to participate in the forthcoming eight International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in Zhuhai from November 16 till November 21. The PAF Sherdils formation aerobatics team comprising nine K-8 aircraft will perform an aerial display during the air show. This is for the first time that a PAF Sherdil formation aerobatic team will perform in any international event of this stature. Three indigenously manufactured JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft would also be on aerial/static display at the exhibition. World famous exhibitors like Boeing, Airbus, Honeywell, Rolls-Royce etc will also be participating in the exhibition. The Red Eagles Aerobatic team from the US and the ASB aerobatic team from the UK have also confirmed their participation in the exhibition.
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PAF sets up Commandos of SSG training center for Anti Terrorism operations - May 14, 2010
Special Service Wing (SSW) is an independent commando division of the Pakistan Air Force. In the wake of evolving security situation, Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has set up a special training centre to impart training to commandos of special services group of Air force in Anti Terrorism operations besides rescue operations in respect of hostages. According to defence sources Special Services Group was established in 2002 in air force and its commandos were provided training in a center established by army at Cherat as Air force did not have its own facility. In pursuance of the directives of air chief Marshal, Rao Qamar Suleman, a special training center was set up in a city of Punjab where the officers and jawans of Airforce are being imparted training in conformity with the requirements of prevailing situation. The area of training includes courses of contemporary age, anti terrorism training, technology for use of state of the art weapons, multi grenade launchers, snipers, gun, detection of explosive material and use of modern guns. This wing of air force has been made more robust and effective than ever before and the main reason behind this development is participation of air force in anti terrorism operations. They demonstrated their capability in this connection in Swat, Malakand and South Waziristan operations. These proved result oriented. Sources told the strength of Air Force commandos stood at 300 at present but would go up with the establishment of this center <b>...</b>
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Pakistan Defence Day Special Amazing Pakistan Air Force FrontLine EXCLUSIVE 7th Sep 2011 Part 2
Pakistan Defence Day Special Amazing Pakistan Air Force 7th September 2011
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Special Service Wing (SSW) - Pakistan Air Force (PAF)
A short documentary on Special Service Wing of Pakistan Air Force. Special Service Wing (SSW), also known as 312th Special Service Wing or Maroon berets, are an independent commando and special operation military division of the Pakistan Air Force. The SSW or Maroon Berets are an elite special operations force based upon United States Air Force's Special Tactics Squadron and the United States Army Rangers. The SSW is a newest military division of the Special Forces Command of Pakistan Armed Forces. The division has recently been revived and is fielding between 800 - 1200 troops. History: After the 1965 war with India Air Cdre (Brigadier-General) Mukhtar Ahmad Dogar SJ who had flown Royal Indian Air Force aircraft supporting the Chindits Operating behind Japanese lines in Burma was instrumental in creating a special forces unit for the Pakistan Air Force called SAW (Special Airwarfare Wing). The SAW was raised in 1966 under the command of Air Commodore Mukhtar Ahmad Dogar but, in 1972, the unit was discharged. The Air Force personnel and soldiers were merged with the Special Service Group and most of its members had actively participated during the Afghan War in the 1980s. In 1999, the concept of a special forces wing for the Air Force was again revived after the Kargil War with India. Senior officials and military scientists of the Pakistani Armed Forces were impressed in the way that United States Army Special Forces during the initial phase of the war in Afghanistan <b>...</b>
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JF-17 Pakistan Air Force Air Show china 2010
JF-17 Pakistan Air Force Air Show china 2010
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Bad News for India Pakistan Air Force has built JF-17 Thunder Aircraft
Bad News for India Pakistan Air Force has built JF-17 Thunder Aircraft
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Australian Air Chief visits PAF Headquarters - August 10, 2009
Air Marshal Mark D Binskin, Chief of Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force, visited Pakistan Air Headquarters Islamabad. On his arrival at Air Headquarters, he was received by Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman. A smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Air Force presented the Guard of Honour. After reviewing the Guard of Honour, he was introduced to Principal Staff Officers of Pakistan Air Force. The distinguished guest also paid homage to the martyrs of PAF by laying floral wreath on Martyrs Monument at Air Headquarters, Islamabad. The distinguished guest also called on Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman at his office. Both the Air Chiefs remained together for some time and discussed matters of professional interest. Later the delegation attended a briefing at Air Headquarters on the organization, role and functioning of Pakistan Air Force. [Courtesy: Associated Press of Pakistan]
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PAF's Gallant Christian Hero: Group Captain (Retd) Cecil Chaudhry, Sitara-i-Juraat - Part 1
Flight Lieutenant Cecil Chaudhry, Sitara-i-Juraat paffalcons.com Cecil Chaudhry, the son of Faustian Elmer Chaudhry, the famous Chief Photographer of Pakistan Times, Lahore, was born on August 27, 1941. His interest in aircraft and flying brought him to the PAF and he graduated in 1960. He soon established himself professionally and in 1965 was working as Flight Commander (Training) under the renowned Squadron Leader Sarfraz Rafiqui. When war broke out on September 6, 1965, Cecil busied himself flying numerous Close Support missions to ward off the Indian ground attack against Lahore and Sialkot. He was detailed to fly a dusk strike mission against Halwara under the command of Squadron Leader Rafiqui. There were unavoidable delays in their take-off and Halwara got forewarned because of the successful PAF strike against Pathankot. When Rafiqui, Yunus and Cecil reached their target Halwara, they were intercepted by numerous Hunter aircraft of the Indian Air Force. During the engagement, after shooting down one Indian Hunter, Rafiquis guns jammed and he handed over the lead to Cecil. The three fought bravely against heavy odds but Rafiqui and Yunus were shot down while Cecil managed to return safely after shooting down a Hunter. The loss of his mentor Rafiqui and friend Yunus enraged Cecil and he fought the rest of the war aggressively and with determination. For his acts of courage, dedication and professional ability, Cecil received the Sitara-i-Jurat. During the 1971 war <b>...</b>
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Indian Air Force KILL PAF Atlantique
The French-built naval plane Breguet Atlantique (Breguet Br.1150 Atlantique) plane, flight Atlantic-91, c/n 33, of 29 Squadron was one of Pakistan Navy's frontline aircraft, used primarily for patrol and reconnaissance. Atlantic-91 left Mehran (Sindh province) Naval Base in Pakistan on Aug 10 1999 at 9:15 am (PST). An Indian Air Force ground radar picked up the flight path of the plane approaching the International Border. Two IAF Mig-21 interceptor aircraft of No.45 Squadron, from the Indian airbase at Naliya in the Kutch region, were soon scrambled by the Indian Air Force. After a series of maneuvers—and a conflicting version of events from both sides—the two jets were given clearance to shoot down the Pakistani plane. At 11:17 am IST (10:47 am PST), nearly two hours after takeoff from Pakistan, the Atlantique was intercepted and an infrared homing R-60 air-to-air missile was fired at it by Squadron Leader PK Bundela, hitting the engine on the port side of the plane. This resulted in the aircraft losing control and spiraling towards a crash at approximately 1100 hours PST and approximate location 23°54′N 68°16′E / 23.9°N 68.267°E / 23.9; 68.267, killing all 16 on board the Atlantic-91, including five officers of the Pakistan Navy. In India, the incident made the two pilots of the MiG-21s into instant heroes. On October 8, 2000, the prestigious Vayusena medal was awarded to Squadron Leader PK Bundela. The medal was also awarded to Wing Commander VS Sharma (the fighter <b>...</b>
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Pakistan Air Force Academy: Dedicated to PAF Air Warriors - Falcon s' Hearth - Part 1
PAF s' Aerobatics Profile paffalcons.com Pakistan Air Force Academy, located in the remote town Risalpur of Nowshera District in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, is the premier cadet training institution of the Pakistan Air Force. Its role is the training of General Duty Pilots (GDP), Aeronautical and Avionics Engineers and the initial training of other Ground Branch cadets. Cadets of all the branches join the Academy following a recommendation by the Inter Services Selection Board (ISSB) of Pakistan. The Academy was created in 1910 and was a former aerodrome/airfiled of the Royal Flying Corps then later Royal Air Force. It officially became the airbase of the PAF on 15 August 1947. On 21 January 1967, it was again upgraded to the status of an academy by then-President Ayub Khan. Currently, it consists of 5 different components. At the heart of the PAF since its inception, the Pakistan Air Force Academy has bred generations of officers for the PAF and other branches of the Pakistani Armed Forces. The Academy now has impressive premises with state of the art infrastructure portraying the progress from the modest beginning initiated by a handful of dedicated men in 1947. During the First World War, the Royal Flying Corps established a base at Risalpur. By 1940, Risalpur had become both a training and an operational base. During the Second World War, Risalpur became the main fighter conversion base. The airbase was formally established after the creation of <b>...</b>
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Pakistan Air Force Song - Shahpar
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Pakistan Air Force Academy: Dedicated to PAF Air Warriors - Falcon s' Hearth - Part 3
PAF s' Aerobatics Profile paffalcons.com Pakistan Air Force Academy, located in the remote town Risalpur of Nowshera District in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, is the premier cadet training institution of the Pakistan Air Force. Its role is the training of General Duty Pilots (GDP), Aeronautical and Avionics Engineers and the initial training of other Ground Branch cadets. Cadets of all the branches join the Academy following a recommendation by the Inter Services Selection Board (ISSB) of Pakistan. The Academy was created in 1910 and was a former aerodrome/airfiled of the Royal Flying Corps then later Royal Air Force. It officially became the airbase of the PAF on 15 August 1947. On 21 January 1967, it was again upgraded to the status of an academy by then-President Ayub Khan. Currently, it consists of 5 different components. At the heart of the PAF since its inception, the Pakistan Air Force Academy has bred generations of officers for the PAF and other branches of the Pakistani Armed Forces. The Academy now has impressive premises with state of the art infrastructure portraying the progress from the modest beginning initiated by a handful of dedicated men in 1947. During the First World War, the Royal Flying Corps established a base at Risalpur. By 1940, Risalpur had become both a training and an operational base. During the Second World War, Risalpur became the main fighter conversion base. The airbase was formally established after the creation of <b>...</b>
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PAKISTAN AIR FORCE NEW F 16 s
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PAF's JF-17 Thunder geared in Dubai Air Show 2011 - Go Thunder Go!!!
PAF s' Multimedia paffalcons.com Pakistan Air Force is participating in Dubai Air Show-2011, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister of UAE, Sheikh Muhammad Bin Rashid Al-Makhtum, on Sunday. Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force also attended the inaugural ceremony along with a large number of delegations from different countries including Air Chiefs of a number of Air Forces, said a press release. Later, the Air Chief also addressed the press conference regarding the participation of PAF in Air show. JF-17 Thunder, K-8 and Super Mushshak aircraft of Pakistan Air Force along with the PAF contingent comprising PAF pilots and technicians are participating in Dubai Air Show. The impressive JF-17 (Thunder) jointly co-developed (by PAF & CATIC), and co-produced by PAC (Pakistan Aeronautical Complex) and CATIC (China Aero-technology Import Export Corporation) has been put up for static as well as aerial display in the Air Show. JF-17 made its debut at Farnborough Air Show in 2010, when two JF-17s flew all the way from Pakistan to Farnborough, UK. At Farnborough, the aircraft attracted intense focus of visitors and international media. Four months later in November 10, three JF-17s flew over to China to participate in Zhuhai Air Show, where the aircraft made its first ever aerobatics display. In June 11, three JF-17s participated in aerobatics and static display in 100-years Celebrations of Turkish Air Force. At present, JF-17 aircraft <b>...</b>
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Pakistan airforce (PAF) new fighter jets(Fc-20 & JF-17)
its a simple vid showing Pak's new aircrafts which its going to aquire in about 2015
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Pakistan Air Force Academy: Dedicated to PAF Air Warriors - Falcon s' Hearth - Part 4
PAF s' Aerobatics Profile paffalcons.com Pakistan Air Force Academy, located in the remote town Risalpur of Nowshera District in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, is the premier cadet training institution of the Pakistan Air Force. Its role is the training of General Duty Pilots (GDP), Aeronautical and Avionics Engineers and the initial training of other Ground Branch cadets. Cadets of all the branches join the Academy following a recommendation by the Inter Services Selection Board (ISSB) of Pakistan. The Academy was created in 1910 and was a former aerodrome/airfiled of the Royal Flying Corps then later Royal Air Force. It officially became the airbase of the PAF on 15 August 1947. On 21 January 1967, it was again upgraded to the status of an academy by then-President Ayub Khan. Currently, it consists of 5 different components. At the heart of the PAF since its inception, the Pakistan Air Force Academy has bred generations of officers for the PAF and other branches of the Pakistani Armed Forces. The Academy now has impressive premises with state of the art infrastructure portraying the progress from the modest beginning initiated by a handful of dedicated men in 1947. During the First World War, the Royal Flying Corps established a base at Risalpur. By 1940, Risalpur had become both a training and an operational base. During the Second World War, Risalpur became the main fighter conversion base. The airbase was formally established after the creation of <b>...</b>
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