The Bajaur Campaign was an armed conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan that began in September 1960 and ended in September 1961. It primarily took place in and around Bajaur District in Pakistan's
Abdul Subhan Khan, the Nawab of Khar, addressing Pashtun tribesmen during the Bajaur Campaign
A retired F-86F Sabre from the No. 26 Squadron "Black Spiders" of the Pakistan Air Force, on display at Nur Khan Airbase in Rawalpindi District, Punjab, Pakistan.
Mohammad Asghar Khan known as Night Flier, held the distinction of being the first native and second Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Air Force from 1957 to 1965. He has been described as the Father
Air Marshal Asghar Khan in his B-57 Canberra, Pakistan Day, 1962
From left: Nur Khan, Asghar Khan, Abdur Rahim Khan, Om Prakash Mehra, Minoo Merwan Engineer, and an unidentified officer (1944)
Squadron Leader Shivdev Singh, second from left, flanked by a British Indian Army officer, while Flight Lieutenant Asghar Khan, third from the left, is flanked by a Wing Commander during a mission planning session, World War II, 1945
Portrait of Air-Vice Marshal Asghar Khan, 1958