Pakistan Air Force Day is being marked today (Monday) to pay honor to the martyrs and ghazis of Pakistan Air Force (PAF).

7th September 1965 War, PAF personnel crafted a story of daring and valor that has stood the test of time.

Pakistan Air Force scored a devastating setback on the enemy in Marka-e-Haq. The heroism and professional record of PAF continues to be a proud piece of Pakistan’s history.

PAF guarded air space of Pakistan and its national security. PAF has gained the confidence of the population because of its professionalism, discipline and devotion to the defense of the country.

The dedication and expertise of PAF members during the fight continues to inspire, and paid tribute to the martyrs and ghazis whose service remains an example of sacrifice and service.

PAF performed significant roles of Marka-e-Haq and Operation Bunyanum Marsoos. Its alertness and professional capacity helped to safeguard the sovereignty and airspace of Pakistan.

Nation with its armed forces guards the protection of the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

It seeks the elevation of the martyrs, the protection of the veterans and the success of the officers and personnel of the PAF.

The qualified pilots of the Pakistan Air Force neutralized the Indian numerical superiority through great operational preparation and combat strategy.

Several enemy aircraft were destroyed on the ground in the raid on Pathankot Air Base under the leadership of Air Commodore Sajjad Haider.

On Sargodha battlefield, Squadron Leader MM Alam shot down 5 enemy combat planes in less than 1 minute.

Pakistan Air Force inflicted crushing loss on enemy in Marka-e-Haq. The heroism and professional record of PAF continues to be a proud piece of Pakistan’s history.

PAF safeguarded Pakistan’s airspace and its security. PAF has earned the trust of the public for its professionalism, discipline and devotion to the defense of the country.