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Happy independence day Pakistan!

Me 410 banking right after attacking a B 17G bomber of the 562nd bomb squadron over Brüx; May 12 1944

Soviet field engineers dismantle the Mg 17 of a downed Bf 109 near Volga river: Eastern front

Unpainted Me 262 surrended to US troops

The stealthiest F-16 was this Lockheed-operated testbed, which was fitted with a diverterless supersonic inlet in support of the F-35's development.

Good morning. Cockpit view from a Sukhoi Su-34 Fullback

📷 Un Grumman F-14A della US Navy appartenente al Fighter Squadron 51 (VF-51) mentre intercetta un Tupolev Tu-95RT ("Bear-D") dell'Aviazione Navale sovietica; 15 ottobre 1979. Foto US Navy.

Pakistan Air Force F-16 A & B MLU

Fleet of the US Air Force in the 1950s

Uncompressed

Me 262 discovered by US troops in a forest near Munich

F-16 Fighting Falcon air intake check

Messerschmitt Bf 109 E-1 of 2./JG 26 force landed on a French beach in return from England during the battle of Britain

JF-17C Block III undergoing stress, hydraulics and engine tests at Pakistan Aeronautical Complex’s Aircraft Manufacturing Factory.

Vlamgat - the term the South African Air Force personnel affectionally called their Mirage fighter jets. Vlamgat means 'flaming arse' in direct translation - and for good reason.

Here two Mirage III D2Zs, numbers 843 and 849 at the weapons camp in Langebaan in 1985 - one of which is having a 'wet start' - where excess fuel in the combustion chamber and tail pipe is burnt off in a phenomenon called 'torching'