Flight Lieutenant Dilawar Hussain was one of the greatest sources of inspiration for his Squadron mates throughout the operation.
He displayed great keenness to operate in the battle area and great commitment and determination in the face of heavy odds was most inspiring.
He flew at all times in a manner that befits the best of the fighter pilots of the Pakistan Air Force.
His personal score of enemy tanks and aircraft on the ground was three aircraft and eight tanks destroyed, one aircraft and four tanks damaged, one armored vehicle and thirteen others destroyed, nine vehicles and one gun damaged.
He flew a total of ten Air Defence sorties and 17 Strike/Close support missions. On one occasion, he continued his mission without being in the least bit apprehensive after having been hit by ground fire.
For his courage and high spirits in the performance of his duty, Flight Lieutenant Dilawar Hussain is awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.
He displayed great keenness to operate in the battle area and great commitment and determination in the face of heavy odds was most inspiring.
He flew at all times in a manner that befits the best of the fighter pilots of the Pakistan Air Force.
His personal score of enemy tanks and aircraft on the ground was three aircraft and eight tanks destroyed, one aircraft and four tanks damaged, one armored vehicle and thirteen others destroyed, nine vehicles and one gun damaged.
He flew a total of ten Air Defence sorties and 17 Strike/Close support missions. On one occasion, he continued his mission without being in the least bit apprehensive after having been hit by ground fire.
For his courage and high spirits in the performance of his duty, Flight Lieutenant Dilawar Hussain is awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.