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Parked on remotes at Zurich Airport after arriving earlier in the day with delegates attending the World Economic Forum in nearby Davos.
21-01-2020
Gulfstream G450 ( msn 4270 )
Pakistan Army . Ex VP-CHH , N470GA , built in 2012 , delivered 11.14 ( to Pakistan ) . Departing for a test flight .
A batch 3 Cessna Grand Caravan's EX (Ce 208B) past through Zurich airport on their delivery to the Pakistan Army.
4270
Gulfstream G450
Pakistan Army
C/n 4270
London Luton Airport (LTN / EGGW)
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Taxiing down to Harrods after arriving. With EasyJet A320neo G-UZHB on the runway behind it.
EYE 77 Bombardier Challenger CL605 (5955) Pakistan Army - Just after touchdown on runway 26 at London Luton Airport 04-08-2016
The Shot
Thanks to Mr. Ahmed Kiani who provided myself, Imran Bhai and Mr. Tanveer Iqbal Malik a chance to witness the final of the Col Safdar Memorial cup held in Racecourse Park, Rawalpindi. My first field test of the 40D - and it has proven to be worth every single penny I spent on it - Thank you, Mr. Kiani for the invitation . . .
In this photo, the horses move towards the stage for the presentation ceremony after the end of the match . . .
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Canon EOS 40D
Exposure: 1/125
Aperture: 5.6
Focal Length: 400mm
ISO Speed: 500 ISO
Exposure Bias: -0.3 Step
Metering Mode: Pattern
You Must View this Large on Black !
Explore No. 329 on Sunday, October 17, 2010
~E X P L O R E D
Photo taken at Chillam Valley, the last check post and Depot of Pakistan Army. This point is also known as Chillam Chowki.
Deosai means Land of Giants. It is among the highest plateaus in the world. The Deosai National Park is above the tree line and at an average height of 4000 metres above sea level covers a vast area of almost 3,000 square kilometers. It is wolrd highest pleatue after Tibet.
Between November and May - Deosai is snow-bound. In the summer months it is accessible from Skardu in the north and the Astore Valley in the west. Deosai Plains make up one of the last frontiers of natural habitat for the Himalayan brown bear that once roamed the mountains freely.
We must never forget why we have, and why we need our military. Our armed forces exist solely to ensure our nation is safe, so that each and every one of us can sleep soundly at night, knowing we have "guardians at the gate."
Image was taken in 2017 during skardu visit.
Gulfstream G450 ( msn 4270 )
Pakistan Army . Ex VP-CHH , N470GA , built in 2012 , delivered 11.14 ( to Pakistan ) . Returning back to FAB after an hour long test flight.
A close up shot of the tail of Pakistan Army Gulfstream G450 4270 at Luton 28.2.15. The Pakistan flag has been added since I shot this one here last year.
QUETTA, PAKISTAN August 06 2016: A Pakistan Military solder alert standing in the Van during the flag rally regarding yom-e-Azadi Pakistan 14 august. Organized by Balochistan Institute of Information (BIT)
A very rare visitor to EDDL - Dusseldorf Airport is this Beechcraft KingAir Be350i of the Pakistan Army.
An aerial view of a town surrounded by flood water as U.S. Marine pilots from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit begin their landing approach to deliver food supplies in support of the Pakistan flood relief effort in Pano Aqil, Pakistan, Sept. 14.
55th Combat Camera
Photo by Staff Sgt. Wayne Gray
Date: 09.14.2010
Location: PANO AQIL AIR FIELD , PK
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This photograph is a testimony to the valour and dedication of Pakistan's armed forces including this soldier from FC. They protect our borders with will power which is hard to imagine. And they do it without fail.
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They say to me in their awakening, "You and the world you live in are but a grain of sand upon the infinite shore of an infinite sea." And in my dream I say to them, "I am the infinite sea, and all worlds are but grains of sand upon my shore."
My loneliness was born when men praised my talkative faults and blamed my silent virtues.
Taken: Picket above Kharapocho Fort, Desert of Skardu, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
Pakistan Maritime Museum is a naval museum and park situated near PNS Karsaz on Habib Ebrahim Rehmatoola Road (Karsaz Road) in Karachi, Pakistan.
Famous artist and PTV host Miss. Sofia Malik posing for photographs during the opening ceremony of Balochistan Sports Festival 2016 On the occasion of Pakistan Day at ayoub stadium in Quetta. Organized by Government of Balochistan in collaboration with Pakistan Army.
Wagah Border, from the Lahore side
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The grave of Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed, Nishan-e-Haider in Dhok Sawar Muhammad Hussain near Mandra, Punjab, Pakistan. Sawar Muhammad Hussain has the distinction of being the first (and only) Sepoy (the first rank of soldier in Pakistan Army) to be awarded Nishan-e-Haider for his gallantry.
The month was Ramadan and it was a Sunday afternoon at Rawalpindi. In Officers’ Mess, we two were dozing off the afternoon effects of Ramadan fast. We had Sawar Muhammad Hussain in mind but no clue as to the whereabouts of his resting place, less the reference of Gujar Khan. Something urged us out (what was that I don’t know), the Third One joined from Chaklala Garrison (the sole reason for adding on the company was that the Third One had a good resolution camera) and we were on road. Catching the trail from a seasoned Patwari from Gujar Khan, following the remote routes into the rural heart of Potohar, refuelling our car from an unorthodox gas station with quite an unorthodox filling mechanism, we eventually knocked at the doorsteps of Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed around Iftar. What followed the Fateha at the tomb was yet another unorthodox Iftar sitting on the roadside. It was some soul searching, had some memories to linger on and it officially added the Third One in the group. Welcome to the party…. “KABOOM KABOOM!!!, TIGER TIGER!!!”
Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed - Battle Account
Muhammad Hussain was born in Dhok Pir Bakhsh, Rawalpindi on 18 January, 1929. He was recruited in Pakistan Army on September 3, 1966, trained as a driver in the Armoured Corps and got posted to 20 Lancers as Sawar (a rank equivalent of Sepoy in Armoured Corps). During 1971 India Pakistan War, 20 Lancers was engaged on the (then) West Pakistan front in the area of Zafarwal-Shakargarh. Though a driver by military trade, Sawar Muhammad Hussain never missed an opportunity of taking over an automatic and returning fire on the enemy, on occasions risking his life. 5 December 1971 was spent by him in transporting the ammunition to the forward troops in the heat of the battle. On 8 and 9 December, he voluntarily joined four different Fighting Patrols on some challenging and risky tasks. On 10 December 1971, Sawar Muhammad Hussain was the first one to spot enemy digging on the parameter minefield near Village “Harar Khurd” and informed the Second in Command of his regiment about the situation. He then took initiative and became the front man in guiding the fire of the available anti-tank guns. This swift action resulted in destruction of 16 enemy tanks. On same day, around 4:00 PM, when Sawar Muhammad Hussain was directing the fire of one of his detachment’s Jeep Mounted Recoilless Rifle, he was hit by an enemy tank’s machine gun fire in his chest and embraced shahadat at the battlefield. Due to his unmatched valour and total disregard to personal safety right under the nose of enemy, he was posthumously awarded “Nishan-e-Haider”, the highest gallantry award of Pakistan Armed Forces. Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed’s native village, Dhok Pir Bakhsh was renamed “Dhok Sawar Muhammad Hussain” after him.
Directions
On GT Road while travelling from Rawalpindi, after crossing Mandra, take right on the road leading to Chakwal. Harnial, Chak Daulat and Bhangali Sharif are the prominent villages to cross before reaching Jatli. From Jatli Adda take right on the road leading to Devi. After travelling about 2.5 kilometers on Jatli-Devi road you come across the board with inscription and directions “Yadgar Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed, Nishan-e-Haider”.
Pakistani tribesman and military personnel shot down a US drone over South Waziristan and recovered much of it in tact. The development could have some serious implications for Pakistan.
Read about it here: To Catch a Predator: Implications of a Downed US Drone
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Now who would spare an opportunity of clicking this man!!
Many thanks to my friend who arranged the meeting! Didn't get much time though, he was in a rush.
Paf Female F-7 Fighter pilot Lt. Fatima Ali Naqvi
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