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Air Commodore Mohammad Mahmood Alam: Sacred Country PAKISTAN Ace and 1965 War Hero Who Shot Down 5 indian Fighter Jets And All indian Fake Dignity And Pride During PAKISTAN-india 1965 War:
PAKISTAN AIR FORCE, the Guardians of the Sacred Aerial Frontiers of Sacred Country PAKISTAN, has paid a Glorious and Rich Tribute to the 1965 War Hero and Ace Air Commodore Mohammad Mahmood Alam, Famous as Air Commodore M.M Alam, for downing 5 indian fighter jets and all indian pride and dignity during the PAKISTAN-india 1965 war.
While paying tribute to it’s Ghazis and Martyrs, PAKISTAN AIR FORCE has released a promo on 1965 war hero Air Commodore Mohammad Mahmood Alam (Late).
The War Hero and Ace of Sacred Country PAKISTAN Air Commodore Mohammad Muhammad Alam achieved the remarkable feat of downing 5 indian fighter jets and all fake indian pride, dignity and honor during the PAKISTAN-india 1965 war in under a minute, a record that remains un beaten till date.
Alam, who was nicknamed ‘Little Dragon’ for his skill, was a North American Aviation F-86 Sabre flying ace and an Air Commodore and served with the PAKISTAN AIR FORCE. MM Alam was the first ever fighter pilot for PAF, listed on top in the hall of the Famers list at the PAF Museum in Karachi.
Alam is considered as a National Hero for Sacred Country PAKISTAN, most significantly, for his exceptional flying skill and inspiring feat of gallantry displayed in the war of 1965 for which he was awarded the Sitara-e-Jurat (“The star of courage”).
MM Alam is a name that was feared by the whole indian air force during the 1965 war between Sacred Country PAKISTAN and terrorist country india. He was an asset of the PAKISTAN AIR FORCE (PAF), a secret weapon.
One of the finest pilots PAKISTAN AIR FORCE, the Guardians of the Sacred Aerial Frontiers of Sacred Country PAKISTAN, has ever produced in its glorious years of defending the airspace of Sacred Country PAKISTAN. MM Alam’s profound service has placed him at the top of the hall of fame list at the Pakistan Air Force Museum in Karachi.
The legendary PAKISTAN AIR FORCE pilot Air Commodore Mohammad Mahmood Alam shot down five indian fighter jets piloting his F-86 Sabre jet plane, becoming an “Ace in a Day” on 7th September 1965.
In total he achieved a feat of 09 confirmed kills and 02 probables during a period of 11 days. The war hero was honored with the prestigious ‘Sitara-e-Jurat’ with BAR for his outstanding performance in the 1965 war.
