Pakistan Air Force Mirages before and after transformation of ROSE (Retrofitting of Strike Elements) Program.

Two LCA Tejas of the Indian Air Force maneuvering

It's Thunder Thursday

It's Thursday if I say so, God dammit

Nanchang A-5C "Fantan" serial number 3W-126 belonging to 26th squadron "Black Spiders" of Pakistan Air Force

F-5 Tiger II of the Islamic Republic Of Iran Air Force (IRIAF)

very humble chinese pilot

Nanchang A-5C "Fantan" belonging to No. 16 Squadron "Black Panthers" of Pakistan Air Force

Nanchang A-5C "Fantan" belonging to No. 16 Squadron "Black Panthers" of Pakistan Air Force over Northern territories

English Electric Lightning of RAF firing 30mm Aden cannons.

The moment an F-8 pilot ejects over Vietnam

Sounds of different aircraft cannons

Hawker Typhoon

B-56 (IL-28/HARBIN H-5) jet bomber of the Pakistan Air Force (1966-1969)

The Ilyushin IL-28 is a jet bomber aircraft of the immediate post war period that was originally manufactured for the Soviet Air Force. It was the USSR's first such aircraft to enter large-scale production. It was also licence-built in China as the Harbin H-5. Total production in the USSR was 6,316 aircraft, and over 319 H-5s were built.

16 (or possibly 24) Chinese built Harbin H-5 (to equip 1 squadron) were delivered to Pakistan Air Force during early 1970s and were known as B-56 bombers. These bombers did not serve long, and were eventually returned to China. Crewed by three; pilot, bombardier and gunner the aircraft could carry 3000 kg bomb load in an internal bomb bay to combat range of 2180 km.

It's SAAB Sunday

Consider buying a Grippen to help a struggling family run Swedish company from going under

Avro Lancaster flies over smoke screens during the attack on the battleship Tirpitz, Kaafjord, Norway. 15 September 1944.