Squadron Leader Ghulam Mohammad Khan has been associated with intelligence work for the last six years.
He has worked in various capacities at Inter services Intelligence Directorate as well as Directorate of Air Intelligence, Air Headquarters. For the last two years he is carrying out duties of Assistant Director of Air Intelligence (Operations).
In this capacity he was responsible for producing and maintaining upto date record of operational intelligence about the Air Forces of interest to the Pakistan Air Force.
Squadron Leader Ghulam Mohammad Khan had applied himself to his duties most enthusiastically and worked with extreme devotion throughout.
During the period of emergency he was observed to have totally dedicated himself towards the cause of service and gave his undivided attention not only to his primary duties but also to any other assignments beyond the scope of his duties.
Because of his zeal the Directorate was able to produce useful information which helped in accurate and effective delivery of attacks on Indian Air Force targets.
Squadron Leader Ghulam Mohammad Khan was the only Air Force Officer who had visited operational areas across the cease fire line to bring the photographs of the Indian Vampires shot down there.
He went unarmed by road without any assistance, searched the wreckage and completed his mission in the area which was being continuously shelled by the enemy at great personal risk.
For his devotion to duty and courage he was awarded of Tamgha-i-Basalat.
He has worked in various capacities at Inter services Intelligence Directorate as well as Directorate of Air Intelligence, Air Headquarters. For the last two years he is carrying out duties of Assistant Director of Air Intelligence (Operations).
In this capacity he was responsible for producing and maintaining upto date record of operational intelligence about the Air Forces of interest to the Pakistan Air Force.
Squadron Leader Ghulam Mohammad Khan had applied himself to his duties most enthusiastically and worked with extreme devotion throughout.
During the period of emergency he was observed to have totally dedicated himself towards the cause of service and gave his undivided attention not only to his primary duties but also to any other assignments beyond the scope of his duties.
Because of his zeal the Directorate was able to produce useful information which helped in accurate and effective delivery of attacks on Indian Air Force targets.
Squadron Leader Ghulam Mohammad Khan was the only Air Force Officer who had visited operational areas across the cease fire line to bring the photographs of the Indian Vampires shot down there.
He went unarmed by road without any assistance, searched the wreckage and completed his mission in the area which was being continuously shelled by the enemy at great personal risk.
For his devotion to duty and courage he was awarded of Tamgha-i-Basalat.