Islamabad, March 17 (IANS) Pakistan and Turkey have concluded joint air exercises aimed at honing their air combat capability with focus on air power employment in any future conflict, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) said Sunday.
The International Air Exercise Indus Viper-II, conducted between the PAF and the Turkish Air Force (TuAF), concluded at an operational air base of Pakistan, reported Xinhua citing a PAF spokesperson.
The Turkish Air Force contingent comprising of five F-16s C&D, combat pilots and ground technical crew, participated in the air exercises conducted March 4-16.
"Pakistan Air Force emphasises on the combat training of its air and ground crew and regularly undertakes Air Exercises with Allied Air Forces," the spokesperson added.
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