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Air Headquarters (Pakistan)

Coordinates:33°43′23″N73°00′30″E / 33.7230°N 73.0082°E /33.7230; 73.0082
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Air Headquarters
AHQ
Islamabad in Pakistan
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Air Headquarters (AHQ) is the Headquarters ofPakistan Air Force, located inIslamabad. Initially it was established atPeshawar on 15 August 1947.[1][2] Later it was moved to Karachi on 1 June 1948 and back to Peshawar in 1960. In 1983 construction of Air headquarters was started at Islamabad after it was decided to have all the armed forces headquarters in the capital city. On 1 August 2005 the headquarters was moved fromChaklala,Rawalpindi to Islamabad. During the construction of the headquarter's building at Islamabad the headquarters directorates were housed atPAF base Chaklala.[3]

Command Structure

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There are nine branches at AHQ each commanded byAir marshal rank officer, and several directorates headed byAir vice-marshal rank officers.

1.Chief of Air Staff Secretariat

  • Advisor (Administration) to Chief of the Air Staff
  • Advisor (Operations, Audit & Evaluation Cell) to Chief of the Air Staff, AHQ
  • Advisor (Engineering) to Chief of the Air Staff

2.Vice Chief of the Air Staff Branch, VCAS-Branch

3. Chairman,Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board (Chairman PACB), Kamra.

  • Managing Director, Mirage Rebuild Factory (MD MRF), PAC, Kamra
  • Managing Director, Aircraft Rebuild Factory, Kamra
  • Managing Director, Avionics Production Factory (MD APF), Kamra
  • Managing Director, Aircraft Manufacturing Factory (MD AMF), Kamra
  • Chairman,Pakistan Aeronautical Complex Board (Chairman PACB), Kamra

4. Deputy Chief of Air Staff Training (DCAS-T)

  • Air Officer Commanding, PAF Airmen Academy (AOC PAA) Korangi Creek, Karachi

5. Deputy Chief of Air Staff Engineering (DCAS-E)

  • Director General, Aerospace Engineering
  • Director, Precision Engineering Complex (Director PEC)
  • Director General, Pakistan Air Force Airworthiness Certification Authority
  • Principal, School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (Principal SEECS), NUST
  • Director General, NUTECH Office of Research, Industrialization, Internationalization and Commercialization (DG NORIIC)

6. Deputy Chief of Air Staff Operations (DCAS-O)

  • Director General, Warfare & Strategy (DG W & S)
  • Director General, Air Operations (DG AO)
  • Director General, Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (DG C4I)

7. Deputy Chief of Air Staff Air Defence (DCAS-AD)

  • Air Officer Commanding, Air Defence Command (AOC ADC)

8. Deputy Chief of Air Staff Administration (DCAS-A)

  • Director General, Administration

9. Deputy Chief of Air Staff National Aerospace Science and Technology Park (DCAS-NASTP)

  • Director General, Operations, National Aerospace Science and Technology Park (DG Operations, NASTP)
  • Director General, Development, National Aerospace Science and Technology Park (DG Development, NASTP)
  • Chief Project Director & Chief Executive Officer, National Aerospace Science & Technology Park (CPD & CEO NASTP)

10. Chief Project Director, JF-17, (CPD JF-17).

  • Deputy Chief Project Director JF-17 (Deputy CPD, JF-17)

11.Deputy Chief of Air Staff-Support (DCAS-Support)

12. Deputy Chief of Air Staff- Projects (DCAS-PJ)

  • Director General, Projects (DG Projects)

13. Deputy Chief of the Air Staff, Personnel (DCAS-P)

  • Director General, Personnel (DG Personnel)
  • Director General, Welfare & Rehabilitation (DG W & R),

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Pakistan Air Force".Defence Journal. March 1998. Archived fromthe original on 18 October 2012. Retrieved27 April 2012.
  2. ^Eqbal Ahmad; Noam Chomsky; Carollee Bengelsdorf; Margaret Cerullo (13 June 2006).The Selected Writings of Eqbal Ahmad (1st ed.). Columbia University Press. p. 593.ISBN 978-0231127110. Retrieved4 May 2012.
  3. ^"Pakistani air force chief inaugurates new HQ in Islamabad". BBC. 2 August 2005.
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