⚡️🇵🇰 No. 6 Transport Squadron of the Pakistan Air Force modified its C-130Bs for use as bombers to carry up to 20,000 pounds (9,100 kg) of bombs on pallets. These improvised bombers were used to hit Indian targets such as bridges, heavy artillery positions, tank formations, and troop concentrations.

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Lights off
161.sq Bats & Eagles 🇹🇷

Moonlight Viper over the Bristol skies

⚡️🇺🇲 Pictured: Underbelly of an F/A-18F from VX-9 with:
4x AIM-174B Standard ERAM
3x AIM-120C AMRAAM with fins removed
2x AIM-9X Sidewinder
1x TGP
1x AN/ASG-34A(V)1 IRST21 Block 2 Pod

Actual Murder Hornet😁

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Mind you this is an Air Test and Evaluation Squadron. This is most likely a stress test and will be overkill in an actual engagement.

Spreading out your "Force/Murder Capabilities" across the strike package is more desirable as Losing a single plane in a heavily armed strike package would mean losing a significant portion of your firepower.
Though it would be hard to get close (I am just coping, nothing can shoot this plane down 😭)

This mirrors modern tactics where networked systems, like data sharing between aircraft or between different branches (air, land, sea), aim to make the force as a whole more lethal and less dependent on any one platform.

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⚡️🇧🇩 Bangladesh Airforce F-7BGI and Mig-29SE in formation

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Peddling Saab propaganda now, are we? (I'm all for it)

The Dassault Mirage IIIR-01 with the Mirage IV-01 at the Melun-Villaroche Aerodrome test center
March 30, 1962

You dare "🤮" my beloved mirage? Prepare for the consequences....

They are spreading pollen