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Abbreviations and Acronyms P ART III] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 1 ISLAMABAD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 PART III Other Notifications, Orders, etc. GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (Defence Division) NOTIFICATIONS Rawalpindi, the 14th August, 2019 No.F.8/2/D-25/2019/A.—The President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has been pleased to grant Operational Awards in the Order of Jur’at to the Officers of Pakistan Air Force on the occasion of Independence Day, the 14th August, 2019, as under:— SITARA-I-JUR’AT 1. Pak/12098 Wing Commander Muhammad Noman Ali Khan TAMGHA-I-JUR’AT 1. Pak/11833 Group Captain Faheem Ahmad Khan 2. Pak/13907 Squadron Leader Hasan Mahmood Siddiqui (1) Price: Rs. 60.00 [1440(2019)/Ex. Gaz.]. 2 THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 [PART III No. F.8/2/D-25/2019/B.—The President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has been pleased to grant the award of “Imtiazi Sanad” to the personnel of the Armed Forces on the occasion of Independence Day, the 14th August, 2019, as under:— IMTIAZI SANAD ARMY 1. PA-26112 Brig Anwar Ahmad, Punjab 2. PA-35580 Brig Saad Al Abd, CMI 3. PA-34319 Col Wajid Saleem, FF 4. PA-35683 Lt Col Muhammad Shafiq Malik, GL 5. PA-38499 Lt Col Muhammad Kabir Khan, AK 6. PA-39829 Lt Col Taher Mushtaq Ahmed Dar, Arty 7. PA-43492 Maj Syed Atif Hussain Shah, FF 8. PA-44281 Maj Shahid Ali, FF 9. PSS-51133 Capt Ghulam Mustafa, FF 10. PSS-51141 Capt Mumtaz Ali, Arty 11. PA-51547 Capt Syed Ali Raza Shah, Baloch 12. PA-54052 Capt Muhammad Adnan Malik, NLI 13. PA-54063 Capt Awais Masood, Arty 14. PA-55330 Capt Hidayat Ullah, Sind 15. PA-56531 Lt Haseeb Ashraf, NLI 16. PA-58616 Lt Hussain Akbar, AK 17. 5194 Sub Ijaz Hussain, FC Bln 18. 5429 Sub Khurshid Ahmed, FC Bln 19. 1200717 Sub Mian Jan, FC KP 20. 302710 Sub Said Akbar, FC KP 21. 9901 Hav Shafi Ullah, FC Bin 22. 5556 Hav Sahib Jan, FC Bln 23. 5925 Hav Munawar Shah, FC Bln 24. 42862 Hav Zabtah Khan, FC Bln 25. 405380 Hav Muhammad Farooq, FC KP PART III] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 3 26. 504703 Hav Asif Muhammad, FC KP 27. 603115 Hav Sadat Hussain Adil, FC KP 28. 2854281 Hav Mir Baiz Khan, NLI 29. 3125641 Hav Hazrat Muhammad, CMI 30. 3349937 Hav Syed Iltaf Hussain, FF 31. 3120714 Hav Amjid Ali, Arty 32. 14867 Nk Nafid Khan, FC Bln 33. 31684 Nk Manzoor Ahmed, FC Bln 34. 35118 Nk Muhammad Yasin, FC Bln 35. 36975 Nk Tariq Aziz, FC Bln 36. 46345 Nk Abdul Sattar, FC Bln 37. 81200 Nk Noor Azam, FC Bln 38. 2858131 Nk Sabir Hussain, NLI 39. 3470478 Nk Muhammad Sulaman, Sind 40. 35479 Lnk Alamgir Khan, FC Bln 41. 38476 Lnk Rehmat Shah, FC Bln 42. 43550 Lnk Abdul Rafi, FC Bln 43. 55919 Lnk Mureed Abbas Jaffari, FC Bln 44. 308449 Lnk Hafeez Ur Rehman, FC KP 45. 1501306 Lnk Dawood Khan, FC KP 46. 2858308 Lnk Bahadur Khan, NLI 47. R-53277 Sep Rehman Farooq, PR (Punjab) 48. 59909 Sep Shakir Ullah, FC Bln 49. 64101 Sep Arab Khan, FC Bln 50. 66848 Sep Qudrat Ullah, FC Bln 51. 67316 Sep Muhammad Zahid, FC Bln 52. 76176 Sep Dil Jan, FC Bln 53. 78483 Sep Shahi Rehman, FC Bln 54. 82892 Sep Muhammad Zubair, FC Bln 55. 83556 Sep Adnan, FC Bln 56. 85600 Sep Waqar Ahmed, FC Bln 57. 1109297 Sep Irfan Ullah, FC KP 4 THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 [PART III 58. 2859264 Sep Farhad Ullah Khan, NLI 59. 2864025 Sep Hidayat Shah, NLI 60. 3373089 Sep Shahzad Ahmed, FF 61. 3393395 Sep Muhammad Ishaq, FF 62. 3775456 Sep Basharat Ali, Baloch 63. 1752386 Spr Muhammad Ejaz Hussain, Engrs NAVY 64. P.No.8046 Surg Lt Cdr Arnmarah Tahir 65. P.No.8704 Lieutenant Shah Faisal Mehmood 66. P.No.8189 Lieutenant Muhammad Saqib Majeed 67. P.No.9158 Lieutenant Muhammad Haris Naghman AIR FORCE 68. Pak/9504 Air Vice Marshal Sarfraz Khan 69. Pak/9648 Air Vice Marshal lrfan Ahmad 70. Pak/9731 Air Vice Marshal Muhammad Nadeem Sabir 71. Pak/9866 Air Vice Marshal Chaudhary Ahsan Rafiq 72. Pak/10503 Air Commodore Muhammad Ehsan ul Haq 73. PakJ10750 Air Commodore Nauman Waheed 74. Pak/10752 Air Commodore Azhar Ali 75. Pak/11284 Group Captain Riaz Qaisar 76. Pak/11392 Group Captain Muhammad Umar 77. Pak/11962 Group Captain Muhammad Asif Azam 78. Pak/13065 Wing Commander Mohsin Pervez 79. Pak/13396 Wing Commander lmtiaz Rahim Shahzada 80. Pak/13404 Wing Commander Yawar Abbas 81. Pak/13408 Wing Commander Rashid Mehmood Sulehri 82. Pak/14171 Squadron Leader Waqar Saleem 83. Pak/14174 Squadron Leader Syed Fahad Babar 84. Pak/14726 Squadron Leader Syed Sibtain Akhtar Gardezi PART III] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 5 85. Pak/13096 Wing Commander Shujaat Ali Khan 86. Pak/14310 Squadron Leader Zubair Naseer 87. Pak/15860 Squadron Leader Umer Arshad 88. Pak/9685 Air Vice Marshal Salman Mahboob 89. Pak/9695 Air Commodore Haider Raza Khan 90. Pak/9814 Air Commodore Muhammad Saghir Ahmad 91. Pak/10380 Air Commodore Syed Muhammad Ali 92. Pak/11532 Wing Commander Azfar Khleeq 93. Pak/15903 Squadron Leader Muhammad Abdullah 94. Pak/13477 Squadron Leader Azhar Hassan Shah No.F.8/2/D-25/2019/C.—The President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has been pleased to grant awards in the Order of Imtiaz (Military) to the Officers of the Armed Forces on the occasion of Independence Day, the 14th August, 2019, as under:— HILAL-I-IMTIAZ (MILITARY) ARMY 1. PA-29056 Maj Gen Muhammad Ayub Ahsan Bhatti, EME 2. PA-27652 Maj Gen Hassan Akhtar Kayani, EME 3. PA-28228 Maj Gen Muhammad Asim Iqbal, TI(M), ASC 4. PA-28739 Maj Gen Muhammad Asim Malik, Baloch 5. PA-28741 Maj Gen Rafiq Ur Rehman, Engrs 6. PA-28742 Maj Gen Inam Haider Malik, Engrs 7. PA-28745 Maj Gen Muhammad Asghar, Arty, 8. PA-28746 Maj Gen Fayyaz Hussain Shah, Sind 9. PA-28747 Maj Gen Nauman Zakria, AC 10. PA-28751 Maj Gen, Khalid Saeed, AC 11. PA-28758 Maj Gen Sarfraz Muhammad, AD 12. PA-28759 Maj Gen Shahid Nazir, Punjab 13. PA-114548 Maj Gen Waseem Ahmed, ADC 14. PA-102125 Maj Gen Imran Fazal, AMC Spec 6 THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 [PART III 15. PA-102132 Maj Gen Syed Raza Jaffar, AMC Spec 16. PA-102128 Maj Gen Tahir Iqbal TI(M), AMC Spec 17. PA-102265 Maj Gen Malik Muhammad Masud, HCA NAVY 18. P.No.3563 Rear Admiral Naveed Ashraf 19. P.No.3678 Rear Admiral Ovais Ahmed Bilgrami 20. P.No.3690 Rear Admiral Abdul Basit Butt AIR FORCE 21. Pak/9350 Air Marshal Muhammad Zahid Mahmood 22. Pak/9903 Air Vice Marshal Ahmad Hassan 23. Pak/9078 Air Vice Marshal Muhammad Zahoor Faisal SITARA-I-IMTIAZ (MILITARY) ARMY 1. PA-28757 Brig Javaid Hussain Khan Baloch, Punjab 2. PA-28760 Brig Jawad Akram, ASC 3. PA-28761 Brig Jahangir Akram Cheema, AC 4. PA-28763 Brig Amjad Ali, Baloch 5. PA-28774 Brig Tasawar Hayat, Punjab 6. PA-28781 Brig Ameer Muhammad Khan, AK 7. PA-28789 Brig Sagheer Kamran, Sind 8. PA-28805 Brig Tauqeer Alam Gilani, Ord 9. PA-28819 Brig Aimal Khan, Baloch 10. PA-28820 Brig Waqar Ahmad, NLI 11. PA-28821 Brig Rizwan Maqbool, Arty 12. PA-28832 Brig Muhammad Shaz UI Haq, Punjab 13. PA-28833 Brig Shahzad Ahmad, Arty 14. PA-28841 Brig Wajid Qayyum Paracha, Arty 15. PA-28852 Brig Mazher Musood, FF PART III] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 7 16. PA-28872 Brig Talat Masood, Arty 17. PA-28879 Brig Muhammad Nadeem, Arty 18. PA-28881 Brig Khalid Sultan, AD 19. PA-28882 Brig Syed Muzaffar Ahmed, Sigs 20. PA-28886 Brig Mobeen Umer Farooki, AK 21. PA-28918 Brig Waseem Zafar Bhatti, Punjab 22. PA-28929 Brig Muhammad Tufail, AK 23. PA-28930 Brig Malik Tahir Jamil, ASC 24. PA-28937 Brig Rehan Maqsood Alam, Avn 25. PA-28953 Brig Syed Nayyar Abbas Zaidi, NLI 26. PA-28957 Brig Shaukat Muzaffar Khan, Arty 27. PA-28971 Brig Babar Mehmood Abbasi, Sind 28. PA-29013 Brig Shaukat Zahoor Abbasi, Baloch 29. PA-28198 Brig Muhammad Zubair, Punjab 30. PA-28202 Brig Aftab Ahmed Qureshi, Engrs 31. PA-28218 Brig Hassan Mahmood, Arty 32. PA-28229 Brig Shah Zaman, Punjab 33. PA-28245 Brig Waseem Ijaz, Arty 34. PA-28277 Brig Abrar Ahmed, Punjab 35. PA-28293 Brig Muhammad Sajid Khokhar, Arty 36. PA-28949 Brig Syed Muhammad Nasir Uddin, EME 37. PA-27577 Brig Falak Naz, JAG 38. PA-29107 Brig Mazhar Iqbai, AEC 39. PA-48220 Brig Rana Faheem Sakhawat Ali, RV&FC 40. PA-102158 Brig Syed Hamid Ali Shah, AMC Spec 41. PA-102280 Brig Kamal Saleem, AMC Spec 42. PA-102001 Brig Rashid Qayyum, AMC Spec 43. PA-102108 Brig Tariq Hussain Khattak, AMC Spec 44. PA-101781 Brig Tariq Sarfraz, AMC Spec 45. PA-102127 Brig Farrukh Saleem, AMC Spec 46. PA-102525 Brig Aizaz Saleem Khan, AMC Spec 47. PA-102348 Brig Muhammad Khalid Azam Khan, AMC Spec 8 THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., SEPT. 19, 2019 [PART III 48. PA-102275 Brig Tariq Mahmood, AMC Spec 49. PA-102192 Brig Salah Ud Din Ahmad, AMC Spec 50. PA-102356 Brig Umar Fayyaz Ghani, AMC Spec 51.
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