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Thank you everyone for the information. :tup: :D

Definitely, TexasJohn. In fact, the USAF and USN used embargoed PAF F-16s for training as well (check this page out, for instance: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_serials_airforce-PAF-num46.html ).

Not exactly relevant to the average Pakistani soldier, but interesting nonetheless: "Partners In The Global Struggle: U.S. Embassy Delivers Counternarcotics Equipment To The Anti-Narcotics Force Vehicles and Security Equipment worth $850,000 12/16/2006 Islamabad - Today U.S. Ambassador...

By the way, does anyone know what "C-NITE" is?

Here is an article about the same thing: "U.S. Delivers Eight Cobra Attack Helicopters To Pakistan Army 02/02/2007 (Crocker Reaffirms Long-term and Strategic U.S. Commitment to Pakistan) Islamabad – The U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, Ryan C. Crocker, handed over on Friday eight...

Muradk, these particular helicopters do not use the Hellfire missile, but, as Keysersoze said, they can be upgraded.

The embargoed PAF F-16s stored in the US are kept in flyable condition. Because of their low flight hours, the aircraft have extended airframe lives. "As a result, in accordance to the Pressler amendment to the Foreign Assistance Act, which forbids military aid to any nation possessing a...

Check this out: http://dsc.discovery.com/fansites/future-weapons/weapons/zone1/moab-bomb.html I urge you all to watch the videos that show this (MOAB) in action as well. (The videos are on the same site.)

Very nice. Any idea on when the rest will arrive?

These should be flying in Pakistani airspace in a couple of years, IA.

Does anyone know when the PAF will start receiving these?

How about Rooivalk vs. Eurocopter Tiger?

Hope he's ok, too.

Doubt it. It sounds a wee bit impractical.

Thanks for the clarification, abs.

Nice! Hope to see these in Pakistani waters soon!

No, it's a Passively-Scanned Phased-Array Radar.

What is that probe on the nose for?

Great picture!

Different color. One of the newly-supplied (bought) C-130Es?