Painting of Pakistan Air Force

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“Sonic Booms over Amritsar”

The painting depicts PAF F-104 piloted by F/L Farooq Umar, crossing sound barrier over Golden Temple, Amritsar, India.

There was panic on the ground and even IAF did not come to intercept. Later that evening, All India Radio announced 8 PAF F-86s had bombed Amritsar city!!!! Despite Indian Ack ack, F-104 headed back to Sargodha unscratched and landed safely.

Courtesy: Aviation Art of Rehan Siraj
 
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'Bo Kaata'

Faced with unexpectedly stiff resistance from Pakistan Army, the Indian offensive launched on 6th September 1965 in the Lahore-Kasur sector had floundered badly.
 
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Rehan Siraj added a new photo.​


Commissioned painting depicting an airforce career of Air Commodore Sohail. Various aircraft, radars, AWACS, SAM and command and bases he served in.
14 x 20 inches (unframed) - watercolors.
 
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Commissioned project depicting US and Chinese origin fighter aircraft profiles (according to scale) in Pakistan Airforce service with some famous Squadron patches.

All sketched and painted in watercolors on 50 x 70cm watercolor sheets.
 
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Rehan Siraj​

June 20 ·

Commissioned painting, depicting an F-16ADF of Pakistan air force's No. 19 Squadron "Sherdils", flying over the northern areas of Pakistan.

14 x 20 inches (unframed) - watercolors.
 
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Date: September 06, 1965
Time: 0530 Hours
Sector: Wazirabad-Rahwali

On 6 September 1965,

© Painting Gp Capt S M A Hussaini
 
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This painting depicts Squadron Leader M. M. Alam in his famous North American F-86F (S/N 54026), ready for another mission at Sargodha Air Force Base during the 1965 war.

On 7 September 1965, Squadron Leader Muhammad Mahmood Alam — the legendary “Little Dragon” — carved his name forever into the annals of aviation history. In a dazzling display of unmatched skill and courage, he downed five Indian Hawker Hunters in less than a minute, a record that still stands unchallenged.

Flying his F-86F Sabre with fearless precision over Sargodha, he single-handedly thwarted a major enemy strike, earning the Sitara-e-Jurat with Bar and securing eternal glory as one of the Pakistan Air Force’s greatest fighter heroes.

Courtesy: Aviation Art of Rehan Siraj
 

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