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Pakistan air force F-16s participate in multi-national exercises in Turkey
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Pakistan Air Force Air, Chief Marshal Tanvir Mahmood Ahmed, is visiting his airmen in Turkey where PAF F-16s contingent are engaged in a large scale multi-national operational exercise "Anatolian Eagle".
Interaction with friendly Air Forces of the world has always been a high priority with PAF Air Staff. Mutual visits and joint air exercises in Pakistan and abroad have been a learning ground for PAF and allied forces.
environment. PAF contingent of six F-16s, led by Group Captain Azhar Hassan Rizvi, flew out to Turkey routing through friendly Islamic countries, where a warm welcome was accorded to the Pakistani contingent.
The flying operations at Turkey would not only supplement training of PAF officers and men but would also serve as a milestone in strengthening ties between countries participating in the Exercise. Chief of the Air Staff, Air
Besides Pakistan, leading air forces from United States, Germany, France and Turkey are orchestrating air battle scenarios in a demanding operational Chief Marshal Tanvir, witnessed the culminating point of high intensity air operations of Exercise Anatolian Eagle. During his visit he also interacted with the personnel of PAF as well as those of other participating Air Forces.
http://www.onlinenews.com.pk/details.php?id=98919
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Pakistan Air Force Air, Chief Marshal Tanvir Mahmood Ahmed, is visiting his airmen in Turkey where PAF F-16s contingent are engaged in a large scale multi-national operational exercise "Anatolian Eagle".
Interaction with friendly Air Forces of the world has always been a high priority with PAF Air Staff. Mutual visits and joint air exercises in Pakistan and abroad have been a learning ground for PAF and allied forces.
environment. PAF contingent of six F-16s, led by Group Captain Azhar Hassan Rizvi, flew out to Turkey routing through friendly Islamic countries, where a warm welcome was accorded to the Pakistani contingent.
The flying operations at Turkey would not only supplement training of PAF officers and men but would also serve as a milestone in strengthening ties between countries participating in the Exercise. Chief of the Air Staff, Air
Besides Pakistan, leading air forces from United States, Germany, France and Turkey are orchestrating air battle scenarios in a demanding operational Chief Marshal Tanvir, witnessed the culminating point of high intensity air operations of Exercise Anatolian Eagle. During his visit he also interacted with the personnel of PAF as well as those of other participating Air Forces.
http://www.onlinenews.com.pk/details.php?id=98919
