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PAF's Exercises from around the World.

Must start sending JFT to such war games to get the pilots better experience and also to know the plane's true potential.
if JF-17 is to be the back bone of PAF then it should bear the burden and be tested vigorously.

soon enough mate!
 
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NO. 8 SQUADRON'S "MISSION IMPOSSIBLE" SUCCEEDS
1500 HOURS - 30 MAY 1995

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Flying a few feet above the Arabian Sea, the two Mirage pilots are impressed by the awesome silhouette of the nuclear-powered Abraham Lincoln as the carrier looms gradually above the sea curvature, dead on the nose. The mission: To penetrate successfully the Carrier Task Force's early warning and perimeter defences and, to deliver a simulated Exocet guided missile attack on "the world's largest warship". The memorable sortie was flown during "Inspired Alert" - a Pakistan-US joint exercise. O.C. No. 8 Squadron, strictly following the ground rules, planned and led a simultaneous multidirectional attack profile against CVN-72, in an attempt to overload its defence. As two of the three Mirage pairs turned away, the lead Mirage carried out a simulated Exocet "launch" from several miles away, without meeting any of the ship's fighters. The Squadron Commander and his wingman later did a friendly fly by at the carrier's side, perhaps just as surprised as the Lincoln's crews, at the missed interception.

Wing Commander Asim Suleiman Leader and O.C. No 8 Squadron
Flight Lieutenant Ahmed Hassan Wingman
 
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NO. 8 SQUADRON'S "MISSION IMPOSSIBLE" SUCCEEDS
1500 HOURS - 30 MAY 1995

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Flying a few feet above the Arabian Sea, the two Mirage pilots are impressed by the awesome silhouette of the nuclear-powered Abraham Lincoln as the carrier looms gradually above the sea curvature, dead on the nose. The mission: To penetrate successfully the Carrier Task Force's early warning and perimeter defences and, to deliver a simulated Exocet guided missile attack on "the world's largest warship". The memorable sortie was flown during "Inspired Alert" - a Pakistan-US joint exercise. O.C. No. 8 Squadron, strictly following the ground rules, planned and led a simultaneous multidirectional attack profile against CVN-72, in an attempt to overload its defence. As two of the three Mirage pairs turned away, the lead Mirage carried out a simulated Exocet "launch" from several miles away, without meeting any of the ship's fighters. The Squadron Commander and his wingman later did a friendly fly by at the carrier's side, perhaps just as surprised as the Lincoln's crews, at the missed interception.

Wing Commander Asim Suleiman Leader and O.C. No 8 Squadron
Flight Lieutenant Ahmed Hassan Wingman
Members on PDF usually don't say this but PAF has always maintained it's Air Superiority over IAF.

Not just over IAF but over Soviet Air forces and Israeli Air force as well ;)
 
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Members on PDF usually don't say this but PAF has always maintained it's Air Superiority over IAF.

Not just over IAF but over Soviet Air forces and Israeli Air force as well ;)

Either you are being sarcastic or patriotic.
 
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http://www.defense.gov/pubs/2013_China_Report_FINAL.pdf

Interesting information - relating to this particular thread we have:

The PLA Air Force (PLAAF) conducted
unprecedented bilateral training during 2011,
including its first bilateral air exercise with
Pakistan and training with air forces in Belarus
and Venezuela... pg 2

Chinese companies sell mostly to developing
countries where China’s low-cost weapons
sales serve a strategic purpose. For example,
China maintains strong and longstanding
military–technical cooperation with Pakistan,
which includes arms sales and defense
industrial cooperation...pg24

Pakistan remains China’s primary customer for conventional weapons. China engages in
both arms sales and defense industrial cooperation with Islamabad, including co-production
of the JF-17 fighter aircraft, F-22P frigates with helicopters, K-8 jet trainers, F-7 fighter aircraft,
early warning and control aircraft, tanks, air-to-air missiles, anti-ship cruise missiles, and
cooperation on main battle tank production... pg 53

Page 72 onwards has a list of all joint exercises of PLA.
 
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@Windjammer In WVR the J11 is huge and less agile... In BVR I would not expect to survive those numbers of BVR the J11 has. Pilots and strategy neglected.
@Munir, agreed to that sir but since the J-10 is also BVR capable or the opposite number was equipped as such, wouldn't the likes of J-11/ MKI will be at disadvantage with it's bigger RCS.
 
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