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''In the PAF, too, above average means a rather higher classification than in most other, and considerably bigger, air forces. Compared with the USAF, for example, whose standards the PAF largely adopted in place of its original RAF organisation after it began receiving MAP equipment in 1954-55. a Pakistani pilot is required to score 55-69 per cent in air-to ground gunnery instead of 37-59 per cent to be graded "above average." The "exceptional" grading is similarly up-rated between 70 and 100 per cent by the PAF. while the USAF accepts 60 per cent and above for this standard. An "average" grading in the PAF means scores of 40-54 per cent (which corresponds approximately to the USAF "above average"), while the American equivalent is gained with 25-36 per cent. Similarly, with air-to-ground rocketry, the PAF requires hits within 25ft of a target to score an "exceptional," compared with 30ft by the USAF. Corresponding standards in the remaining categories are: above average. PAF 26-40ft, USAF 31-45ft; average, PAF 41-57ft. USAF 46-60ft; below average. PAF 58ft and above. USAF 61ft and above.''