Contemporary air warfare has significantly evolved across various levels of engagement. Recent combat trends in the Russia-Ukraine conflict highlight the changing nature of air warfare in this domain. During this conflict, the
Experimenting, inventing and innovating, the human race has taken such monumental strides forward that the sum now seems greater than the parts. The human
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The Russia-Ukraine War, which started on 24 February 2022, is an example of a major military power fighting a smaller neighbour, supported by the sole
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Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA), theoretically, serves as a disquisition on the connection between technological advancements and their effect on the conduct of war.
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The pattern of human progress has been anything but linear. At important junctures of history, critical discoveries, inventions and innovations tend to open up
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The 1965 Air War between India and Pakistan is often termed as the ‘first real test’ of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF). It had to face the Indian full-scale offensive against Pakistan<br
The 1965 War between India and Pakistan set the pace of air battles in South Asia with professional and heroic performance of Pakistan Air Force pilots. All personnel of its flying, technical
“Their exercises are unbloody battles, and their battles bloody exercises.” (Flavius Josephus) Winning a battle requires a multitude of elements. One of the most crucial elements is human resource development. The ultimate
In 1965, the world witnessed unprecedented sagas of heroism and success achieved by the Pakistan Air Force in a war with its Indian counterpart. During the 17 day war, in fierce aerial
The onset of the twentieth century saw the emergence of air as a new medium for warfare that would be transformed into battlegrounds within the space of little over a decade. Despite
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