Flight Lieutenant Amanullah Khan carried out 26 strike missions and one Air Defence mission against the enemy.
He flew in a most aggressive and alert manner and was responsible for inspiring great confidence in his formation members. His leadership left nothing more to be desired.
He participated in attacks on Amritsar and Ferozpur Radar, Gurdaspur Railway Station, Ammunition Train at Dhariwal and many other close support missions and invariably achieved most convincing results against heavy, enemy ground fire.
On 21st September 1965, his formation achieved great successes in the destruction of enemy's heavy guns which were shelling Lahore.
For his aggressive, and determined leadership and display of unbeatable courage in the face of heavy enemy ground fire, Flight Lieutenant Amanullah Khan was awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.
He flew in a most aggressive and alert manner and was responsible for inspiring great confidence in his formation members. His leadership left nothing more to be desired.
He participated in attacks on Amritsar and Ferozpur Radar, Gurdaspur Railway Station, Ammunition Train at Dhariwal and many other close support missions and invariably achieved most convincing results against heavy, enemy ground fire.
On 21st September 1965, his formation achieved great successes in the destruction of enemy's heavy guns which were shelling Lahore.
For his aggressive, and determined leadership and display of unbeatable courage in the face of heavy enemy ground fire, Flight Lieutenant Amanullah Khan was awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.