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I dont think i will ever be able to see more beautiful fighter than viper ever!

 

[Windjammer]

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[denel]

I dont think i will ever be able to see more beautiful fighter than viper ever!

No.... Nothing is more of a beauty than a Sabre or even a Mig-19.

 

[Sunny4pak]

Pakistan Army Aviation Helicopters Fleet 2019

 

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Anatolian Eagle-19:

 

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Anatolian Eagle 19:

 

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[Path-Finder]

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[ghazi52]

Picture taken at Sargodha Air Base in 1970. Saif-ul-Azam is standing 4th from right and the hero of 1965 Indo-Pak war, MM Alam is standing 13th from right.

 

[ghazi52]

General Nigar Johar Khan Is a Pakistani two star general in the Pakistan Army. Johar is the third woman in the history of Pakistan Army to reach the rank of major general. She belongs to the Army Medical Corps.

 

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[ghazi52]

PAF Faisal Air Base

The history of PAF Base Faisal, the oldest air base in Pakistan, is a rich one. It started out as RAF Drigh Road, and has a very interesting past. This is the place where Indian Air Force was born, and Lawrence of Arabia served as an engine clerk. The first flight in the history of Indian aviation lifted off from Drigh Road in Karachi. The RAF used the Drigh Road RAF Depot as their primary maintenance base to serve units throughout British India. Soon after the India Command of the Royal Air Force was formed in 1918, with a projected deployment of 8 squadrons on the subcontinent, an aircraft repair depot was established at Lahore with a detachment at Karachi and a port depot at Bombay. In 1922 the main unit was shifted from Lahore to Drigh Road, where the first commanding officer of what was called 'Aircraft Depot, India', was Wing Commander Charles D Breese, RAF.

The change to Karachi was logical because knocked down aircraft could be off loaded from British ships at this closest subcontinental depot, assembled, test flown and ferried away to the squadrons based inland. This was to remain the station's chief function until RAF Drigh Road was handed over to the Royal Pakistan Air Force in 1947.

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Good photo of Drigh Road Airfield showing Hurricanes, Vultee Vengeances and Harvard's lined up awaiting delivery to various units in India. Image is courtesy of the Imperial War Museums

 

[Windjammer]