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W/C Nauman Akram (Shaheed) Gone But Never Forgotten !

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A young member of my family visiting Pakistan, who like rest of us was devastated by the martyrdom of Wing Commander Nauman Akram in the F-16 crash, visited the crash site in Islamabad as a personal tribute and pay his respects.
This is the video from the crash site. The grass may have turned green again but the scars are very much there. In the words of PAF professionals, ''We have lost a Gem''.



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A young member of my family visiting Pakistan, who like rest of us was devastated by the martyrdom of Wing Commander Nauman Akram in the F-16 crash, visited the crash site in Islamabad as a personal tribute and pay his respects.
This is the video from the crash site. The grass may have turned green again but the scars are very much there. In the words of PAF professionals, ''We have lost a Gem''.



Paying Personal Respect.

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Salute to brave Son of the soil....

Jammer bro long time no see, Hope everything is good.
 
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A young member of my family visiting Pakistan, who like rest of us was devastated by the martyrdom of Wing Commander Nauman Akram in the F-16 crash, visited the crash site in Islamabad as a personal tribute and pay his respects.
This is the video from the crash site. The grass may have turned green again but the scars are very much there. In the words of PAF professionals, ''We have lost a Gem''.



Paying Personal Respect.

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Glad to see you back.
 
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My heart breaks whenever his name is mentioned, but also swells with the pride the way he gained Shahadat! That's a warrior's death to the end, trying to save the innocent to his last breath. He fulfilled his oath to the nation. May Allah have blessed his soul.
 
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it was indeed a tragic day for pak. we lost our best pilot and one of the best air craft of our fleet both of which we cant replace. since march the whole nation is getting tragic news almost on daily basis. F-16 crash, PIA crash, corona taking lives daily , economy going down, frustration and stress in the whole nation is going high.
but there are some lessons which PAF should have learnt from the F-16 crash.
1.dont use your best air craft which you cant even replace for showboating. PAF now has only 62 BVR capable F-16s and around 120 JFTs. that makes around 180 BVR capable air crafts. JFTs we can replace but this is not the case with the F-16. the falcon is the only air craft today in PAF that poses serious challenge to the enemy. only block 3 JFT may be at par with the falcon which we dont have yet. if at all PAF had to use falcon for air show they could have used BVR less F-16 ADF for this purpose. why the BVR capable jet for air show????use thunders, K8s and F-16 ADF. huge mistake on part of PAF.
2. dont do air shows over cities. that air craft could have crashed over houses like the PIA crash or the army aviation air craft crash last year in which 17 people lost their lives. the air shows must be carried out over sea in karachi.
3.PAF needs to reduce the showboating. we are a poor nation and cant afford losing expensive jets in air shows. over the past few years PAF has increased the frequency of air shows . 23rd march, 6 sep, 27 feb and sometimes on 14 august plus two aerobatics show every year in risalpur.
PAF has a history of learning the lessons the hard way. they built wall around sargodha air base after losing F-16 to a wildboar in the 80s. inducted and trained ground combaters for CT after losing air crafts worth millions of dollars at kamra and faisal. lets see whether they will learn their lessons this time or not but they should. there is always very thin line between bravery and foolishness , cowardice and cleverness. as a nation with very little resources we need to be brave and clever. cant afford losing air crafts and pilots in air shows.
 
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A young member of my family visiting Pakistan, who like rest of us was devastated by the martyrdom of Wing Commander Nauman Akram in the F-16 crash, visited the crash site in Islamabad as a personal tribute and pay his respects.
This is the video from the crash site. The grass may have turned green again but the scars are very much there. In the words of PAF professionals, ''We have lost a Gem''.



Paying Personal Respect.

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hey you back ..... good to see your post on the forum again .....
 
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Think not of those who are slain in Allah's way as dead. Nay, they live, finding their sustenance in the presence of their Lord; They rejoice in the bounty provided by Allah. And with regard to those left behind, who have not yet joined them (in their bliss), the (Martyrs) glory in the fact that on them is no fear, nor have they (cause to) grieve. - Sura El Imran Ayet#169-170

According to Ustad Bediuzzaman Nursi (RA), who led a voluntary battalion with an honorary rank of Lt Col during WW1 at the Eastern Front against the Russians, Shehits stand guard on their posts exactly the same way they used to do before their Shehadet!!! A "virtual" world is created for them and they're supplied with the required rations, ammunitions, equipment etc....

This Shehit pilot is in fact guarding 24/7 the Pak capital with his F16 by HIS PERMISSION!!! And, he is performing his duty with the same skill sets, zeal, sincerity, patriotism etc.!!!According to the posters he is one of the finest fighter pilots of the PAF!!! How Bahtiyar of Pak....

No Shehits, No Zekat, No Istiklal, No Istikbal....

Of course Jenab-i Hak knows the best....
 
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