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A look at Pakistan's new armed unmanned aerial vehicle By Bilal Khan The Pakistani military recently announced that they had officially begun using the Burraq armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) as part of its ongoing counterinsurgency operations in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas...

There are some reasons for this long duration which I cant explain here. Source from awc Work on drones are actually started from 2000-2001 but normal uavs in awc there was a person means engineer head of department who was working on shehper to arm it but suddenly he and some other buddies...

i am just adding a little info. they were working on arming Burraq for approximately 11 years means it work started in 2004 something.

Then don't keep it in your hip pocket, so it will not go crazy.

It is not Pakistan's indigenous. Its Chinese CH-3 ucav.

Name of helicopter in pic?

the production for block 2 crossed 18 ac's and block 2's are better than 1's so that's why i am sure # 2 sqd is now replaced with block 2

PAF put blanket on info coming out so no new info.

latest block 2's.

giving the suggestion was my wish. accepting it or not, its is there decision. just like china bought the lavi design and detail work from Israel and make j-10

like you people did it in your own country.

it was just a suggestion and we both know its not gonna happen.

now what will happen after this will they hang altaf kuta or not.

During the 1990's the JASDF was looking for an F-1 replacement and as we all know they chose to build a modified F-16. Mitsubishi did propose a homegrown jet for this requirement but US aerospace companies did all they could to prevent them from building it, and it worked. Suppose Mitsubishi's...

lets see what happen to china's bird hope it will better than sr-71

Is China Getting Ready to Develop the World’s Fastest Plane? The report mentions a planned project which would see the development of China’s first domestically-made turbofan-ramjet combined cycle engine, designed for an unnamed aircraft. The description of this engine suggests something...