FAIL - Indians put wreckage of their own aircraft stated as PAF F-6....

[Oruc]

And thats how you proved its not a Pakistan Plane? Do you have any website or database to backup the tail no? Otherwise don't post.

Dear one Paf F-6 or F-86 has its rear wings starting right about where tail joins fuselage. And in the pics u posted rear wings start quite a way down. That is a feature of Mig 21 which in my knowledge has never participated in any conflict from Pakistani side.
Not to mention F 6 is twin engine aircraft where as this rear section has only one engine outlet.
Plz check F-6 and Mig 21 rear section on google yourself and maybe things might get clear to you. Doubts are very valid in my opnion.

 

[CriticalThinker02]

Dear one Paf F-6 or F-86 has its rear wings starting right about where tail joins fuselage. And in the pics u posted rear wings start quite a way down. That is a feature of Mig 21 which in my knowledge has never participated in any conflict from Pakistani side.
Not to mention F 6 is twin engine aircraft where as this rear section has only one engine outlet.
Plz check F-6 and Mig 21 rear section on google yourself and maybe things might get clear to you. Doubts are very valid in my opnion.

Was there any other Jet used by the PAF that was single engine and looked similar to the mig 21?

 

[untitled]

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Looks pretty similar to Mig-21 rear section

because they are F7s

 

[Windjammer]

good point sir .

I wonder why Indians are not responding . I think this thread does not suit their highness Indians .

Once an Indian Cow was grazing in the jungle when suddenly a Tiger appeared, in an instant the Indian Cow shut it's eyes hoping the Tiger wouldn't see her either. The busy Indian propagandists feeding their national habit know well that the Indians will just look at the Pakistani flag on the aircraft wreckage and start celebrating oblivious of the fact the serial number applies to the IAF fleet of MiG-21s or that the PAF F-6 was a twin engine jet..... well i guess the Tiger never closed it's eyes and the Cow has been put to sleep.... forever.

 

[Areesh]

Where are our Indian members? I hope it's not one of those threads they conveniently avoid like the plague.

This puts the ongoing Indian war revisionism in a spectacular new light.​

There is not much to add for Indians. It is a clear and explicit fail at propoganda.

 

[Syed Asif Bukhari]

because they are F7s

F7 was not inducted in PAF in 1971 .

 

[untitled]

Dear one Paf F-6 or F-86 has its rear wings starting right about where tail joins fuselage. And in the pics u posted rear wings start quite a way down. That is a feature of Mig 21 which in my knowledge has never participated in any conflict from Pakistani side.
Not to mention F 6 is twin engine aircraft where as this rear section has only one engine outlet.
Plz check F-6 and Mig 21 rear section on google yourself and maybe things might get clear to you. Doubts are very valid in my opnion.

Allow me to illustrate your point

A MiG 19

An F7

Just look at where the horizontal stabilizers (rear wings) meet the tail

 

[CriticalThinker02]

because they are F7s

An F7

Just look at where the horizontal stabilizers (rear wings) meet the tail

F-7 was inducted in 1988 ?

 

[untitled]

F7 was not inducted in PAF in 1971 .

At least look at the post I was replying too.

 

[ADIL SHERDIL]

one Indian came and then left. there absence show us there regret and anger on those who have done such a brilliant thing.
This shows there obsession with Pakistan and then they say we dont care and stuff like that.

 

[cranwerkhan]

hence proved Pakistani flag is ''Crash-Proof''

 

[CriticalThinker02]

Why are you bringing the F7, it was introduced in 1988?

 

[Oruc]

Was there any other Jet used by the PAF that was single engine and looked similar to the mig 21?

Cant be mirage bcz mirage has no rear wings. Cant be F 104 bcz its rear wings were on top of tail.
It might be C-130....

 

[Moonlight]

Reminds of the editing of Pakistani thunder on their 15th August's celebration.

Mazay Ke Baat, becharay humesha pakray jatay.

 

[Oruc]

Allow me to illustrate your point

A MiG 19

An F7

Just look at where the horizontal stabilizers (rear wings) meet the tail

I think attention should also be paid to little bump above rear wings and on tail and the same marks on "Indian War Trophy".