PAF Airman Academy Holds Passing Out Parade Amidst Honors and Awards
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A grand Passing Out Parade was held at the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Airman Academy in Korangi, where a total of 1,155 trainees, comprising of Pakistan Air Force, Pakistan Navy, and other friendly countries, completed their training. The special guest of honor for the occasion was the Chairman of the National Aerospace Science and Technology Park Advisory Board, who was warmly received by the Commanding Officer of the PAF Airman Academy.
The Chairman of the National Aerospace Science and Technology Park, while addressing the parade, highlighted the professional excellence of the Pakistan Air Force, discussed war preparedness, and the country’s international recognition. He praised the PAF Airman Academy, saying that it is providing modern and future-aligned training as per the vision of Air Chief Zaheer Ahmad Babar Siddiqui. He also mentioned the operational successes and preparations of the Pakistan Air Force.
During the ceremony, awards were presented to the trainees who showed outstanding performance. Air Craftman Sergeant Ahmad Hussain Arif received the Chief of Air Staff Trophy for overall best performance. Air Craftman Hamza Ali won the Asghar Khan Trophy, while Air Craftman Ahmad Hussain Arif was awarded the Noor Khan Trophy. Sergeant Air Craftman Shafqat Noor received the Air Officer Commanding Trophy.
The special guest of honor also appreciated the dedication and professional services of the academy’s instructors and staff.
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