Air Chief Marshal Muhammad Anwar Shamim, NI(M),
SI(M), HI(M), SJ
(born 1 October 1931), was a 4 star rank air force officer who was the
10th Chief of Air Staff of Pakistan Air Force from July 1978 to March
1985. Air Chief Marshal Shamim was
promoted to four star rank general and assumed the command of the
Pakistan Air Force on 22 July ...1978. Air Chief Marshal Anwar Shamim, a
war hero, is a one of the most decorated military officer in the
Pakistan Armed Forces.
Shamim actively participated in the 1965
and 1971 Wars. In the September, 65 War he was O.C. Flying Sargodha.
For his leadership and personal" bravery, he was awarded Sitara-i-Jurat.
The citation for the award reads:
"Wing Commander Muhammad
Anwar Shamim in his capacity as Officer Commanding, fighter-bombers
wing, made significant contribution to the high morale and aggressive
attitude of the pilots who flew from this station. He efficiently
managed the changing air defence and other requirements and ensured,
while fully meeting these requirements, that the pilots got sufficient
rest and other comforts to enable them to fly intelligently and
confidently. During the operation, he led 14 air defence/escort missions
and 5 ground attack missions. His leadership during these operational
missions was aggressive and confident and served as a very good example
for his pilots to follow . He accepted long hours of duty, including
operational sorties at odd hours of the day, with enthusiasm. Wing
Commander Muhammad Anwar Shamim was, therefore, awarded Sitara-i-Juraat.
"
In the 1971 War, he was Sector Commander Air Defence (Sout
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