Total PAF losses during the War
Details of PAF Aircraft Shot Down by AAA
| Date | Aircraft | Location | Remarks |
| 3 September | F-86 Sabre | Akhnoor Bridge | Havildar Perumal C
27 AD Regiment |
| 5 September | F-86 | Tawi Bridge | Havildar Pothu Raju
27 AD Regiment |
| 6 September | F-86 | Halwara | |
| 6 September | B-57 | 230 SU Amritsar | |
| 6 September | F-86 | 230 SU Amritsar | |
| 6 September | B-57 | Jamnagar | |
| 7 September | F-86 | Kalaikunda | Havildar Madlai Muthu
28 AD Regiment |
| 8September | F-86 | 230 SU | |
| 8 September | F-86 | Jammu | |
| 9 September | F-86 | Halwara | |
| 9 September | B-57 | Halwara | |
| 10 September | 2x F-86 | Bagdogra | |
| 11 September | 2x F-86 | 230 SU | |
| 11 September | F-86 | Pattan | |
| 12 September | 2x F-86 | Pasrur | |
| 12 September | F-86 | Suchetgarh | |
| 13 September | F-86 | Gurdaspur Railway Station | |
| 14 September | B-57 | Adampur | |
| 15 September | F-86 | 230 SU | |
| 18 September | F-86 | Kasur | |
| 22 September | 2x F-86 | 230 SU |
Note – While Chakarvorty gives a total of 19 F-86 Sabres shot down by ground fire in the summary as given on page 270, a reading of Chapter IX- The Air War shows that a total of 21 F-86 Sabres shot down by AAA/ ground fire, as per the details given in the table above. Apparently, two of the 21 F-86 Sabres are included as ‘unidentified’ in the summary.
Reference – BC Chakravorty, “History of Indo-Pakistan War – 1965” (History Division, Ministry of Defence, Government of India, New Delhi, 1992), pp. 245-76.
