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2012 a Glorious Year for Pakistan Airforce
We got a new bold leadership
2012 , has been a year to remember for Pakistan Airforce, as we will recieve our 50 Block 2 JF17 Thunders , to have 100 JF17 thunders in our inventories.
18 F16 C/D , kicked started the year as in Febuary we recieved brand new F16 C/D
Reference:
Pakistan receives 3 more US F-16 aircraft | The Nation
In 2012 our MLU upgrade is completed for F16's
Another 14 F16 C/D on their Way to Pakistan
Item 4: F-16A/B Engine Modifications & UP/STAR – $151 Million
F100 Engine Test
Reference:
http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/51b-proposed-in-sales-upgrades-weapons-for-pakistans-f16s-02396/
The third contract
involves Engine Modifications and Falcon UP/STAR Structural Upgrades as well as associated equipment and services. The total value, if all options are exercised, could be as high as $151 million.
More specifically, the Government of Pakistan has requested engine improvements and structural modifications to its F-16 fleet, which includes a possible sale of:
•14 F100-PW-220E engines
•14 Falcon UP/STAR F-16 structural upgrade kits
Pakistan Airforce Engineering , shows it can construct hardware and not only software
2012 , was the year where we learned that Pakistan Airforce , is not only leading force that builds Advance jets like JF17 thunders but it has ability to manufacture , any display hardware ability to work with hardware showed that we have ability to develop advance interfaces and avionics components for furtuer crafts , UAV
These skills can some day be used to make advance soldier carried information devices
The enhancements will effect the data link and electronic warfare capabilities. An air-to-air refueling capability will be added, as will be new guided weapons. A two-seat variant is being developed, too. The current program schedule calls for the Pakistan-based factory to deliver the JF-17 Block-2 to the PAF from mid-2012. Then, a Block-3 version is planned from 2016Block-1 aircraft are being delivered until the middle of next year.
China is providing Pakistan , peaceful force 50 JF17 block 2 , and total number of jets in Pakistan Airforce will be 100 crafts
Not only does Pakistan created 50 planes inside Pakistan they manged to get 50 planes from China Armed to teeth with latest missiles !! and Avionics, slapping French Sanctions in face
ADVANCE FLIGHT SIMULATORS:
In 2012 Pakistan`s F16 flight simulators were completed and ready for delivery to Pakistan Airforce , and inshallah these will add to the opertions and Training of Pakistani Airforce
Reference:
$5.1B Proposed Sales, Upgrades, Weapons Pakistan’s F-16s
Arlington, TX receives a $20.6 million firm-fixed-price contract for 1 aircrew training system (ATS) to support Pakistan air force F-16 pilot training. Work will be performed at Arlington, Texas, overseen by ASC/WNSK at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, on behalf of their Pakistani FMS client. Both simulators, scheduled for delivery in 2012, will be installed and networked at the PAF’s Shahbaz Air Base.
The ATS consists of 2 upgraded F-16 ATS devices with an 18 panel “simusphere” for 360 degree viewing: a new F-16A Block 15/52 ATS; and a less flexible new F-16C Block 52 ATS. The contract also includes 21 months contractor logistics support (12 months on-site and 9 months on-call); common ATS Block 15 and Block 52 software load; high fidelity cockpit; 360 horizontal X250; version MMC 7000 hardware and software; geo-specific database of Pakistan with high resolution features; full simulation of the APG-68v9 radar with digital radar land mass simulation; full weapons simulation incl. Maverick missile, targeting pod, JHMCS helmet mounted sights; threat environment A-G and spot jamming simulation; emergency procedures and malfunctions simulation; and an instructor-operator station to make pilots’ lives difficult in pre-planned ways
The Simultors will enble new trainees to practice continously and sharpen their tactical awareness
Similarly we already know that we have JF17 Simulators
2012 Pakistn Announced new missile for Pakistani JF17 Thunder platform great mile stone
The CM-400AKG
2012 : Pakistani Airforce brave soldiers thawarted Terrorist successfuly
Hats off to the brave Soldiers members of Pakistani airforce base , it showed they were ready as ever to stop any one in air or on ground
All the Terrorist were `decomissioned` by Pakistani Airforce soldiers and all assets were saved great work and hats off to our soldiers
Reference: How one Soldier single handedly stood before Terrorist showed resolve of our forces
http://www.thenewstribe.com/2012/08...-who-dares-terrorists-alone-at-kamra-airbase/
The Strategic assets of Saab Erieeye were protected 100%
The P3C orion damaged were replaced as we recieved replacement in 2012 September
Also our Airforce , Navy side , replaced the P3C orion to be again 100% capacity as 2 damaged planes were replaced
Reference:
Navy gets another P3C Orion | The Nation
ARMED UAV for Pakistan 2012 Announcement great year for Pakistan Airforces:
Reference:
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/htairfo/20121205.aspx
December 5, 2012: Pakistan recently announced that it would obtain armed UAVs from China. Few other details were revealed. Pakistan has been trying to develop armed UAVs for over six years. China, however, has recently indicated that it has several missiles, especially the Blue Arrow 7 and HJ-10, that are identical in size and performance to the American Hellfire and can be used from UAVs. While these missiles have recently been offered for export, there are no known buyers or indications of how well these missiles actually work. China has also been offering a UAV of similar shape, weight, and performance as the U.S. Predator. Called CH-4, this UAV is similar in shape to the larger American MQ-9 Reaper, while its size is almost identical to the 1.2 ton Predator. CH-4 weighs 1.1 tons, has a 14 meter (46 feet) wingspan, and is 9 meters (28 feet) long. It has max altitude of 5,300 meters (16,400 feet) and an endurance of over 20 hours. This UAV should be able to carry a pair of Blue Arrow 7 missiles.
We got a new bold leadership
2012 , has been a year to remember for Pakistan Airforce, as we will recieve our 50 Block 2 JF17 Thunders , to have 100 JF17 thunders in our inventories.
18 F16 C/D , kicked started the year as in Febuary we recieved brand new F16 C/D
Reference:
Pakistan receives 3 more US F-16 aircraft | The Nation
In 2012 our MLU upgrade is completed for F16's
Another 14 F16 C/D on their Way to Pakistan
Item 4: F-16A/B Engine Modifications & UP/STAR – $151 Million
F100 Engine Test
Reference:
http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/51b-proposed-in-sales-upgrades-weapons-for-pakistans-f16s-02396/
The third contract
involves Engine Modifications and Falcon UP/STAR Structural Upgrades as well as associated equipment and services. The total value, if all options are exercised, could be as high as $151 million.
More specifically, the Government of Pakistan has requested engine improvements and structural modifications to its F-16 fleet, which includes a possible sale of:
•14 F100-PW-220E engines
•14 Falcon UP/STAR F-16 structural upgrade kits
Pakistan Airforce Engineering , shows it can construct hardware and not only software
2012 , was the year where we learned that Pakistan Airforce , is not only leading force that builds Advance jets like JF17 thunders but it has ability to manufacture , any display hardware ability to work with hardware showed that we have ability to develop advance interfaces and avionics components for furtuer crafts , UAV
These skills can some day be used to make advance soldier carried information devices
The enhancements will effect the data link and electronic warfare capabilities. An air-to-air refueling capability will be added, as will be new guided weapons. A two-seat variant is being developed, too. The current program schedule calls for the Pakistan-based factory to deliver the JF-17 Block-2 to the PAF from mid-2012. Then, a Block-3 version is planned from 2016Block-1 aircraft are being delivered until the middle of next year.
China is providing Pakistan , peaceful force 50 JF17 block 2 , and total number of jets in Pakistan Airforce will be 100 crafts
Not only does Pakistan created 50 planes inside Pakistan they manged to get 50 planes from China Armed to teeth with latest missiles !! and Avionics, slapping French Sanctions in face
ADVANCE FLIGHT SIMULATORS:
In 2012 Pakistan`s F16 flight simulators were completed and ready for delivery to Pakistan Airforce , and inshallah these will add to the opertions and Training of Pakistani Airforce
Reference:
$5.1B Proposed Sales, Upgrades, Weapons Pakistan’s F-16s
Arlington, TX receives a $20.6 million firm-fixed-price contract for 1 aircrew training system (ATS) to support Pakistan air force F-16 pilot training. Work will be performed at Arlington, Texas, overseen by ASC/WNSK at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, on behalf of their Pakistani FMS client. Both simulators, scheduled for delivery in 2012, will be installed and networked at the PAF’s Shahbaz Air Base.
The ATS consists of 2 upgraded F-16 ATS devices with an 18 panel “simusphere” for 360 degree viewing: a new F-16A Block 15/52 ATS; and a less flexible new F-16C Block 52 ATS. The contract also includes 21 months contractor logistics support (12 months on-site and 9 months on-call); common ATS Block 15 and Block 52 software load; high fidelity cockpit; 360 horizontal X250; version MMC 7000 hardware and software; geo-specific database of Pakistan with high resolution features; full simulation of the APG-68v9 radar with digital radar land mass simulation; full weapons simulation incl. Maverick missile, targeting pod, JHMCS helmet mounted sights; threat environment A-G and spot jamming simulation; emergency procedures and malfunctions simulation; and an instructor-operator station to make pilots’ lives difficult in pre-planned ways
The Simultors will enble new trainees to practice continously and sharpen their tactical awareness
Similarly we already know that we have JF17 Simulators
2012 Pakistn Announced new missile for Pakistani JF17 Thunder platform great mile stone
The CM-400AKG
2012 : Pakistani Airforce brave soldiers thawarted Terrorist successfuly
Hats off to the brave Soldiers members of Pakistani airforce base , it showed they were ready as ever to stop any one in air or on ground
All the Terrorist were `decomissioned` by Pakistani Airforce soldiers and all assets were saved great work and hats off to our soldiers
Reference: How one Soldier single handedly stood before Terrorist showed resolve of our forces
http://www.thenewstribe.com/2012/08...-who-dares-terrorists-alone-at-kamra-airbase/
The Strategic assets of Saab Erieeye were protected 100%
The P3C orion damaged were replaced as we recieved replacement in 2012 September
Also our Airforce , Navy side , replaced the P3C orion to be again 100% capacity as 2 damaged planes were replaced
Reference:
Navy gets another P3C Orion | The Nation
ARMED UAV for Pakistan 2012 Announcement great year for Pakistan Airforces:
Reference:
http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/htairfo/20121205.aspx
December 5, 2012: Pakistan recently announced that it would obtain armed UAVs from China. Few other details were revealed. Pakistan has been trying to develop armed UAVs for over six years. China, however, has recently indicated that it has several missiles, especially the Blue Arrow 7 and HJ-10, that are identical in size and performance to the American Hellfire and can be used from UAVs. While these missiles have recently been offered for export, there are no known buyers or indications of how well these missiles actually work. China has also been offering a UAV of similar shape, weight, and performance as the U.S. Predator. Called CH-4, this UAV is similar in shape to the larger American MQ-9 Reaper, while its size is almost identical to the 1.2 ton Predator. CH-4 weighs 1.1 tons, has a 14 meter (46 feet) wingspan, and is 9 meters (28 feet) long. It has max altitude of 5,300 meters (16,400 feet) and an endurance of over 20 hours. This UAV should be able to carry a pair of Blue Arrow 7 missiles.
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