28 PAF Personnel Deputed to Saudi Arabia

[araz]

I think we should quit helping all the arab countries, and help ourself. Because in return they don't show any respect to what we train tham etc.

Just because they do something bad does not mean that you turn bad when they need you. Pakistan abd Saudi Arabia have had very cordial relations and they have helped us on crucial occasions. I think we would be ungrateful not to help out.Plus it means money for our airmen.
Araz

 

[araz]

^^^^^^^^

u have the bandars and then u have the Nayefs

Someone the other days said Nayef is out due to ill health.Although his son wields his power now.
Araz

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

My Dad went on Depodition as a Flight Surgeon for the RSAF , Though there were plenty of Brits and Aussies and Americans at that time.They use to Fly there planes in the No Fly Zones Regularly. But the Majority were Pakistanis. Some of the Officers of the Education Core were also providing services to Saudi Military.
I know at that time Saudis went real angry when there Bid to aquire F-16s was turned down by the US's Clinton Admin and one of the pilots of RSAF told that the Americans dont give you much Details.
Apart from that there was huge number of Pakistani community more than any other in Saudia Arabia providing services throughout the Kingdom.
We also came across many Indians majority of them were IT professionals.
I still remember when Pakistan Blew of the Bomb in Chaghi and everybody in our neighborhood including Saudi Pilots of F-15s and Torneods specially came to our home bringing sweets and congratulating us.They were very happy for Pakistan's Achievement.

AoA sir, I would be interested to hear more about your father's experiences during deputation

and I thank him for his service

 

[mughaljee]

After all we are brothers .

 

[topgun787]

ultimately it's pakistan which is granted

 

[nwmalik]

I am working as a doctor in ministry of Defence.
And my impression is very positive. The saudis like pakistanis and they feel for any disaster that effects pakistan.
I remember when there was the earthquake, the women took off their jewellery and gave it for the victims.
I love KSA and people.

 

[The Clarifier]

I would like to see more mutual deals (in both defense and civil) between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.

As much as we say they are puppets, they're not insane and they are still Muslim. They enjoy our support and we have much to benefit from it.

 

[EgO Boy]

I have been to KSA many many times, and i know first hand how a common saudi on streets feels for Pakistan, its my pleasure to visit KSA when ever i get a chance, i feel home there and i mean it.

Where iam located now SUCK'S compared to KSA.

Iam plaining to move ALLAH willing.

Goodluck to PAF Personals.

 

[TARIQ BN ZIYAAD]

My Dad went on Depodition as a Flight Surgeon for the RSAF , Though there were plenty of Brits and Aussies and Americans at that time.They use to Fly there planes in the No Fly Zones Regularly. But the Majority were Pakistanis. Some of the Officers of the Education Core were also providing services to Saudi Military.
I know at that time Saudis went real angry when there Bid to aquire F-16s was turned down by the US's Clinton Admin and one of the pilots of RSAF told that the Americans dont give you much Details.
Apart from that there was huge number of Pakistani community more than any other in Saudia Arabia providing services throughout the Kingdom.
We also came across many Indians majority of them were IT professionals.
I still remember when Pakistan Blew of the Bomb in Chaghi and everybody in our neighborhood including Saudi Pilots of F-15s and Torneods specially came to our home bringing sweets and congratulating us.They were very happy for Pakistan's Achievement.

assalam alaikum,

Great memories of those days leading to 28th may, i remember my saudi and arab friends would ask if we have the bomb or not, will pakistan be able to stand the pressure i used to tell them yes we have it and there is no way pak establishment will let this golden moment go without blasts.

And after the explosions all of my friends were very happy some of them or almost most of them had tears in their eyes. One of my sudani friend after long hug and tearful eyes said to me u held our (muslims) heads high.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

assalam alaikum,

Great memories of those days leading to 28th may, i remember my saudi and arab friends would ask if we have the bomb or not, will pakistan be able to stand the pressure i used to tell them yes we have it and there is no way pak establishment will let this golden moment go without blasts.

And after the explosions all of my friends were very happy some of them or almost most of them had tears in their eyes. One of my sudani friend after long hug and tearful eyes said to me u held our (muslims) heads high.

it was one of the most important days in history.......if West likes to dub it Islamic bomb, then using that wisdom I will go ahead and say not only it was victory day for Pakistan

it was victory day for all Muslims

 

[TARIQ BN ZIYAAD]

it was one of the most important days in history.......if West likes to dub it Islamic bomb, then using that wisdom I will go ahead and say not only it was victory day for Pakistan

it was victory day for all Muslims

assalam alaikum

Indeed it was like that and ppl were very happy about it till kargil. After kargil we r on the downward track this is wat i see and India benefitted from it, Unfortunately

TARIQ

 

[*Awan*]

Muslims are like a body.When one part of body is in pain whole body feels pain.
Hadith.

The thing is when we hear the cry of women and children of Palestine.