A close look at the historic accounts of PAF’s role during wars stands testimony to the fact that a better trained professional force with high morale can offset the limitations of numbers and equipment, said the Air Chief while addressing the graduation ceremony of No 53 Combat Commanders’ Course held at Airpower Centre of Excellence (ACE), today. Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Addressing at the occasion, the Air Chief said, “Combat training in PAF can be maintained at the highest pedestal of realism and responsiveness, only if we are cognizant of the contemporary challenges and ready with evolved tactics and strategies.” He further said, “along with tactics and professional skills, selfless dedication combined with high sense of discipline and comradeship are the key to effective and safe accomplishment of PAF’s mission.” The Air Chief also awarded certificates and trophies to the graduating officers who underwent a strenuous and professionally demanding course. The Chief of the Air Staff Trophy for overall best performance amongst combat pilots was awarded to Squadron Leader Muhammad Shafaat, while Air Officer Commanding Air Defence Trophy for overall best performance amongst combat controllers was awarded to Squadron Leader Julius Joseph. The ceremony was attended by Principal Staff Officers and field commanders of Pakistan Air Force.