By Admin 
The United States Department of War has clarified the rumors spreading regarding the recently released Standard Contract Announcement. There was a wrong report in the media that new Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAMs) would be sent to Pakistan. However, the War Department said that this was not true in any part.
The purpose of this amendment is to relate to maintenance and spares only. This has nothing to do with any upgrade in Pakistan’s existing military capabilities or new missile delivery. The department said that this step has been taken for various countries under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract and the material being sent to Pakistan is only for sustainment and spares. The War Department has urged media and readers to see official statements for accurate information and to ignore rumors.
A big revelation was made in earlier reports
Earlier reports said that the agreement includes Britain, Poland, Pakistan, Germany, Finland, Australia, Romania, Qatar, Oman, Korea, Greece, Switzerland, Portugal, Singapore, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Japan, Slovakia, Denmark, Canada, Belgium, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Norway, Spain, Kuwait, Sweden, Taiwan, Lithuania, Israel, Bulgaria, Hungary and Turkey are included and will be given material under Foreign Military Sales (FMS).
However, it was not clear how many new AMRAAM missiles Pakistan would get. Despite this, there was discussion in the media that this step could be in the direction of further upgrading the F-16 fleet of Pakistani Air Force.
Recently there was speculation that Pakistan may upgrade its F-16 fighter jet fleet. It was being said that AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles could be used with F-16 aircraft.
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