27 Feb 19: PAF shot down two Indian aircrafts inside Pakistani airspace: DG ISPR

[TOPGUN]

Outstanding is the first word that comes to the mind and lips, on how PAF performed.

 

[StormBreaker]

So, folks, today was the first anniversary of operation swift retort. While some more details of that eventful day have been released but there are other gems that still remain hidden or only remain in the knowledge of some. One such privileged person was kind enough to share some details with me.
While Lockheed Martin is not keeping it as much of a secret regarding its pride product, the F-16 scoring the first-ever kill of a SU-30, the PAF OTOH is very reluctant to release details as it would give away some key sensitive information such as tactics used, ranges and modes of engagement. As an example, it's bewildering to hear that Abhinandan was locked from almost 4 sides and had no chance of escape. The remaining 9 fighters of the IAF which came all kept on getting one lock after another because of Link-16. When one pilot would lock and come near the LoC to complete his fighter sweep circle even before he would turn back his lock would be passed on to another formation member who would then pursue the Bandit. So basically the PAF pilots had minimal mental strain and would simply takeover whenever a lock would be passed on and press-on with chasing the Indian aircraft. This was absolutely devastating for their force and morale of the pilots as they were encircled each and every time with no escape! Hence the IAF pilots resorted to reporting radar malfunctions or Bingo fuel in a desperate bid to leave the battlefield.

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So, folks, today was the first anniversary of operation swift retort. While some more details of that eventful day have been released but there are other gems that still remain hidden or only remain in the knowledge of some. One such privileged person was kind enough to share some details with me.
While Lockheed Martin is not keeping it as much of a secret regarding its pride product, the F-16 scoring the first-ever kill of a SU-30, the PAF OTOH is very reluctant to release details as it would give away some key sensitive information such as tactics used, ranges and modes of engagement. As an example, it's bewildering to hear that Abhinandan was locked from almost 4 sides and had no chance of escape. The remaining 9 fighters of the IAF which came all kept on getting one lock after another because of Link-16. When one pilot would lock and come near the LoC to complete his fighter sweep circle even before he would turn back his lock would be passed on to another formation member who would then pursue the Bandit. So basically the PAF pilots had minimal mental strain and would simply takeover whenever a lock would be passed on and press-on with chasing the Indian aircraft. This was absolutely devastating for their force and morale of the pilots as they were encircled each and every time with no escape! Hence the IAF pilots resorted to reporting radar malfunctions or Bingo fuel in a desperate bid to leave the battlefield.

Did those other 9 machines include more MKIs ?

 

[Maarkhoor]

Outstanding is the first word that comes to the mind and lips, on how PAF performed.

But some T.T especially one @Bratva don't wants to agree / accept that reality witch is history now.

 

[Windjammer]

There is a lot that has not been said nor revealed. We are looking at way less than half the image from what has been provided. Certain things even KT is not allowed to say (and probably cautioned for that). Present narrative with the documentary is good enough. Enough to cause more doubt with the Indian version of fictional events, as their's doesn't even add up when looked at it neutrally.

Yes, the events and scenario behind Hassan's AMRAAM going 'Pitbull' are very interesting indeed.

 

[StormBreaker]

Yes, the events and scenario behind Hassan's AMRAAM going 'Pitbull' are very interesting indeed.

If the Link 16 is the real reason or let’s say, edge provider, More fighters supporting Link 16 should be sought. Although, this is topic of another thread, let’s not derail this one...

 

[Windjammer]

Did those other 9 machines include more MKIs ?

At least one MKI departed the scene at supersonic speed.

 

[TOPGUN]

But some T.T especially one @Bratva don't wants to agree / accept that reality witch is history now.

Well that's him against millions of us that do agree

 

[StormBreaker]

Well that's him against millions of us that do agree

@Bratva ’s concern if i am not wrong is the crossing of IAF jets deep into our territory, that actually is a legit concern. Given the intensity of CAPs on 26, yet they passed through, that must be looked after and not happen again

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

Unseen Footage : Pieces (Tail Section, Ejection Seat) of Indian Mig-21 Bison Falling from the sky

Wow watching this for the first time. Thanks for the share.

 

[StormBreaker]

Unseen Footage : Pieces (Tail Section, Ejection Seat) of Indian Mig-21 Bison Falling from the sky

The only thing i can see was abhinandan’s dhoti flying like a ghost in the end @Retired Troll,
Where is Abhi?

 

[Myth_buster_1]

Unseen Footage : Pieces (Tail Section, Ejection Seat) of Indian Mig-21 Bison Falling from the sky

thats not a ejection seat because it deployed a parachute so this piece in the video is a tail section.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

No wonder Modi took them down himself, and can't blame him!!! The world would have little less of BS!!! What's the point in feeding this good-for-nothing IAF if they fail to score a single revenge on behalf of Modi for Dahir, Somnath, Prithviraj, Marathas etc.????? Killing and maiming lower-than-Dalit Muslims in India is no substitute for a decisive victory over Pak....

 

[WhoDaresSpeak]

We shall always surprise them.

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

@Bratva ’s concern if i am not wrong is the crossing of IAF jets deep into our territory, that actually is a legit concern. Given the intensity of CAPs on 26, yet they passed through, that must be looked after and not happen again

Actually what now I believe that we wanted Feb 27 to happen to teach Indians a lesson after their first surgical strike drama which they never did first time too. But in order to materialize Feb 27 events, Feb 26 had to happened first for us which we did. We (ISPR) could had easily said that nothing happened on the dawn of Feb 26 since IAF never hit any target, no loss of life and property, no IAF jet crossing. Onus would had been on them to provide the proofs which we all knew they couldn't. But we went on air, admit IAF crossing and gave them stern warning of inevitable surprise attack from our side and gave them a bloody nose very next day.

 

[StormBreaker]

But in order to materialize Feb 27 events, Feb 26 had to happened first for us which we did..

Cut it...
That is no way to justify Feb 26, i am not at all blaming PAF here, crossing the LOC airspace is a usual norm.

Imagine, in a hypothetical scenario, Those were MKIs with Brahmos, intended for deep strike, and crossing the LOC for 12kms was all required for them to launch it, then ?

The reason i am not blaming PAF here, is because, overall they did an excellent job. We can’t say anything as the story we all know is kinda madeup. Most of us including me don't know the real events so it would be stupid of us to carry on discussing this again and again with some modified stories by PAF even though we were victorious and downed two of their jets without any loss.