[🇵🇰-Airforce] PAF Retired Aircrafts

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[H2]Supermarine Attacker in the Pakistan Air Force[/H2]
The Supermarine Attacker was a British single-seat naval jet fighter designed and produced for the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm (FAA). The type has the distinction of being the first jet fighter to enter operational service with the FAA.

Performing its maiden flight on 27 July 1946, the first Attackers were introduced to FAA service during August 1951.

A land based version, the Type 538 Attacker powered by a Nene 4 was operated by the Pakistan Air Force from 1953 to 1956. A total of 36 were operated by No. 11 Squadron until replaced by North American Sabres.

• Supermarine Attacker R4031
• Supermarine Attacker
• Supermarine Attacker R4032
• Supermarine Attackers R4020 R4000 and R4226
• Supermarine Attackers
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Supermarine Attackers

Supermarine Attacker on Display
Supermarine Attacker on Display
Supermarine Attackers
Pakistan Air Force Supermarine Attacker

 

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T-33

 

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Bristol Brigand

 

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PAF had four stationed at Korangi Creek...

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Role	Air-sea rescue flying boat
Manufacturer	Grumman
First flight	October 24, 1947[1]
Introduction	1949
Retired	1995 (Hellenic Navy)
Status	Retired
Produced	1949–1961
Number built	466
Developed from	Grumman Mallard

 

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PAF had four stationed at Korangi Creek...

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Role	Air-sea rescue flying boat
Manufacturer	Grumman
First flig ht	October 24, 1947[1]
Introduction	1949

 

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