Pakistan's military modernization boosted with air power assets / Isaac Zulkarnaen
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Asian Defence Journal November 2006, pp.4-10 (131)Summary: Review of Pakistan's defence equipment acquisition plans which include a $5billion package of American equipment the largest elements of which will be 36 F-16C/D fighter aircraft, modification kits for existing F-16A/Bs, and weapons. Meanwhile eight Saab 2000 turboprop aircraft will provide airborne surveillance capability. Maritime surveillance will be achieved with eight Orion P-3C aircraft recently supplied by the U.S. Navy.
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Review of Pakistan's defence equipment acquisition plans which include a $5billion package of American equipment the largest elements of which will be 36 F-16C/D fighter aircraft, modification kits for existing F-16A/Bs, and weapons. Meanwhile eight Saab 2000 turboprop aircraft will provide airborne surveillance capability. Maritime surveillance will be achieved with eight Orion P-3C aircraft recently supplied by the U.S. Navy.
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