Muhammad Omar
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Dasso aur hm in pics ko wallpaper material smjhte hain
Why not just call him tharki?
wohi na Hum Fazool pics ko dekh k bhi khush hoty hain
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Dasso aur hm in pics ko wallpaper material smjhte hain
Why not just call him tharki?
Good reply. I agree with most of the points. Combat effectiveness however still relies heavily on the overall training doctrine of the force in question. A country the makeup of KSA might have excellent equipment but they will not possess the combative skills possessed by the pilots of the country with the hostile neighbors as Pakistan. Likewise, for Israel versus the Arabs the same logic holdsIf a country's air force is capable of performing at an airshow, especially with close proximity formation flying, that means mastery of the aircraft is not in question, even if such skills are confined to only the elites. The questions then are what happens to those skills ? Why are they not disseminated to other airmen ? If not, what are the barriers to that dissemination ? Not every soldier in the army is a sniper quality marksman, but every soldier must possess the minimum skills with a rifle.
Mastery of the aircraft often -- if not usually -- internally encourages exploration into other areas of combat expertise. The individual pilot is motivated because now he understood his new skills' boundaries. The issue now is the institutions of the air force if those institutions are amenable to pilots' further education and training.
Therein lies the problem for countries that must import their defense. In speaking for the air force, which is the usually most technologically complex branch of service as not every country has a navy, the lack of progress in advanced education and training usually demoralizes that air force. As they have to buy the jets, their budget often do not have excess funds for advanced training. Whereas if the country has its own defense industry, combat aircraft can be custom tailored to meet unique needs, which usually motivate the government to allocate funds to develop advanced education and training for its air force.
Going back to the army example. Not every soldier is a sniper, but for the air force, practically every pilot must be within a certain range of proficiency to each other, in other words, every fighter pilot is a 'sniper' equivalent due to the technologically complex systems the air force must learn and maintain. Not advancing those skills is like restricting that army sniper only to the ranges, not the woods, and only to 100 meters. Once a person is trained to an advanced skill, the odds of having that person being bored increases unless he is continually stressed.
Good reply. I agree with most of the points. Combat effectiveness however still relies heavily on the overall training doctrine of the force in question. A country the makeup of KSA might have excellent equipment but they will not possess the combative skills possessed by the pilots of the country with the hostile neighbors as Pakistan. Likewise, for Israel versus the Arabs the same logic holds
To quote an example from PAF ace M.M.Alam which he mentioned when US attacked Iraq for the second time; Iraqi AF was non existent because of the defensive mindset and the similar overall doctrine of their forces. He mentioned that previously Iraqi AF was trained by PAF and they had an attacking posture and then they shifted their training to Indians. Indians being a much larger AF and better equipped are inherently less aggressive and so this they passed on to their trainees. According to M.M. Alam, right or wrong, (when the war was absolutely certain) if PAF was in place of Iraqis they would have attacked the US base or the naval ships in hordes and raised the cost of the war for the attacker magnanimously. There was no point sitting and burying your planes under sand when there was to be no tomorrow for it
This I believe is something which costly machines or aerobatic excellence cannot infuse and instill
The goal of precision flying, civilian or military, is to demonstrate as high a PERSONAL skill as possible. The jet used is important but actually secondary to that need.There is also the not so small matter that most aerobatics is done on trainers. Where actual jets are used, it doesn't involve high g maneuvers that push the envelope of performance. Also, in combat, synchronized maneuvers will lead to a big synchronized pile of roast turkeys. Finally, evasive maneuvers such as supersonic flight are out of the question.
Sir they are stuck in Yemen despite free bombing they are unable to damage Houti's infrastructure. Most of their missiles killed general public. Prove me wrong they have lost few jets due to technical faults, even F15s.Have their plane been shot down there ? and you cant bring down a insurgency in days . Look at Pakistan or even at US .
Sir KSA pilots no doubt performed in much superior way but don't forget that they are British trained and using BAE hawks many times capable then Sherdils.True Sherdils performance looks Obsolete in front of Saudi Hawks
Sir they are stuck in Yemen despite free bombing they are unable to damage Houti's infrastructure. Most of their missiles killed general public. Prove me wrong they have lost few jets due to technical faults, even F15s.
Sir KSA pilots no doubt performed in much superior way but don't forget that they are British trained and using BAE hawks many times capable then Sherdils.
It may sounds strange, but the F-16 is probably the safest jet to fly in close formation like those in airshows.
who says Saudis have incompetent pilots . I don't think so .
Can you please give me one remarkable achievement of Saudis starting from Gulf war,,, Saudis themselves are not confident in their capabilities, and therefore they have US base and is making a military coalition against terrorism ...lol its gureilla warfare . Saudis have bombed shit out of them . You need boots on ground to capture cities . It is not a video game . As far as collateral damage is concerned , take a look at world class USAF . It is not like targeting a designated military target .
what is impressive according to your definition ? A full scale war or what ?
it is the most absurd comment I have ever seen . how can they prove their without going to war . Look at PLAAF . they have zero combat record and experience as compared to say USAF or even PAF . does that mean their air force is worthless .
no , it is not .
with due respect sir , both require high degree of professionalism even former require more .Dressage horses are not the same type as the Race horses.
the short answer to your post . You require boots on ground to capture a city . Air power can only soften the target .Can you please give me one remarkable achievement of Saudis starting from Gulf war,,, Saudis themselves are not confident in their capabilities, and therefore they have US base and is making a military coalition against terrorism ...
Their are wars left and right and everywhere around KSA and KSA's opponents are winning they openly oppose those terrorist organizations but what Saudis are doing?
Regarding USAF, if took mere weeks to remove the gov from major cities of Iraq and Afghanistan, Saudis are not capable of removing rebels from the capital city of Sanaa ... Have you ever been to Sanaa, I have spent 2 months in Saanaa, I have Yemeni and Pakistani friends in the city ,,, the city is not more than one fourth of Islamabad and its not like that some gorilla warfare is going on within the city ... If you cant get control of the capital city after years of assault then you are capabilities are seriously doubtful ...
You are may be right . But there is always collateral damage .Be it USAF , PAF or RSAF . Especially when you are fighting WOT .Sir they are stuck in Yemen despite free bombing they are unable to damage Houti's infrastructure. Most of their missiles killed general public. Prove me wrong they have lost few jets due to technical faults, even F15s.
Leave Yemen aside, kindly give me the basis of your deduction that KSA is one of the best muslim air force ... take any of the achievement in last 50 years ...with due respect sir , both require high degree of professionalism even former require more .
the short answer to your post . You require boots on ground to capture a city . Air power can only soften the target .
You are may be right . But there is always collateral damage .Be it USAF , PAF or RSAF . Especially when you are fighting WOT .
with due respect sir , both require high degree of professionalism even former require more
Can you please give me one remarkable achievement of Saudis starting from Gulf war,,, Saudis themselves are not confident in their capabilities, and therefore they have US base and is making a military coalition against terrorism ...
Their are wars left and right and everywhere around KSA and KSA's opponents are winning they openly oppose those terrorist organizations but what Saudis are doing?
Regarding USAF, if took mere weeks to remove the gov from major cities of Iraq and Afghanistan, Saudis are not capable of removing rebels from the capital city of Sanaa ... Have you ever been to Sanaa, I have spent 2 months in Saanaa, I have Yemeni and Pakistani friends in the city ,,, the city is not more than one fourth of Islamabad and its not like that some gorilla warfare is going on within the city ... If you cant get control of the capital city after years of assault then you are capabilities are seriously doubtful ...
but in KSA cases we are talking about mixed donkeys.Hi,
Indeed they do---that training does make them strut and prance around in a beautiful manner but does not make them win races---the main purpose for being a horse.