Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder Fighter plane: US sanctions and external existential threats forced Pakistan to go Nuclear, build missiles and develop its own indigenous Fighter jet

Pakistan’s indigenouslyproduced 4th Generation Fighter is being mass produced and exported

This article will be updated on a periodic basis as new information on the F-17 upgrades are made available. Updated March 6th, 2008

  After winning the war in Afghanistan, defeating the USSR and observing the implosion of the Soviet Union Pakistanis wanted to celebrate with their American allies. Pakistan paid $450 million to the USA for F-16 aircraft. Before the aircraft were delivered a cascading levels of crippling sanctions were imposed on Pakistan. The aircraft were never delivered and the money was never returned.After winning the war in Afghanistan, defeating the USSR and observing the implosion of the Soviet Union Pakistanis wanted to celebrate with their American allies. Pakistan paid $450 million to the USA for F-16 aircraft. Before the aircraft were delivered a cascading levels of crippling sanctions were imposed on Pakistan. The aircraft were never delivered and the money was never returned.JF-THunder taking off 

Tu shaaheen hai, basaira kar pharaon kee chatanon pur”..

“Jhapatna palatna, palat kar jhapatna;

Lahu garm rakhne ka hai ik bahana”

flying eagle 

…..Alama Iqbal meesage, and the anthem of the Paksitan Airforce (the falcon your home is on the highest peaks of the mountain…the flight of the falcon, moving backwards and forwards, up and down is but an excuse to warm the blood up!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhrNIdbzkwo&feature=related

After winning the war in Afghanistan, defeating the USSR and observing the implosion of the Soviet Union Pakistanis wanted to celebrate with their American allies. Pakistan paid $450 million to the USA for F-16 aircraft. Before the aircraft were delivered a cascading levels of crippling sanctions were imposed on Pakistan. The aircraft were never delivered and the money was never returned.After winning the war in Afghanistan, defeating the USSR and observing the implosion of the Soviet Union Pakistanis wanted to celebrate with their American allies. Pakistan paid $450 million to the USA for F-16 aircraft. Before the aircraft were delivered a cascading levels of crippling sanctions were imposed on Pakistan. The aircraft were never delivered and the money was never returned.