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IAF Opens Weapon Systems School to Train Officers in New Branch

Indian Air Force’s Weapon Systems School, Hyderabad: The Indian Air Force (IAF) marked a significant milestone on July 1, 2024, with the inauguration of the Weapon Systems School (WSS) at Air Force Station Begumpet, Hyderabad. Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari led the ceremony. The WSS will provide state-of-the-art training for officers of the IAF’s newly established…

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IAF gets first twin-seater trainer version of LCA Tejas fighter

Indian Air Force receives first twin-seater version of LCA Tejas: In a momentous event for India’s aviation history, the Indian Air Force (IAF) received its first Tejas twin-seater trainer version aircraft on Wednesday (October 4). This significant milestone marks the handover of the first Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) twin-seater trainer version aircraft to the IAF by India’s state owned aircraft…

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IMAGES: IAF debuts HAL Tejas in exercises with France and Singapore

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 11/25/2022 - 12:00 in Military, Military Operations

The Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted large-scale exercises with the French Air and Space Force and the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) from October to November. The light combat aircraft HAL Tejas made its international debut in a joint exercise.

The exercise between the air forces of France and India called Garuda-VII was held from October 26 to November 12 at Jodhpur Air Force Station. The French Air and Space Force participated with four Rafale fighters, an A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) aircraft and a contingent of 220 people.

The IAF put on the field Su-30MKI, Rafale, Tejas and Jaguar fighter planes, as well as the LCH (Light Combat Helicopter) Prachand and Mi-17 helicopters. The IAF also deployed refuelling aircraft on flight Il-78, Phalcon AWACS, Netra AEW&C and Garud special forces units.

This was the seventh edition of the bilateral exercise. The first, third and fifth editions were held in India in 2003, 2006 and 2014. The second, fourth and sixth editions were held in France in 2005, 2010 and 2019.

The Air Marshal of the IAF VR Chaudhari and the Chief of Staff of the French Air and Space Force, General Stéphane Mille, carried out combined missions on November 8. While ACM Chaudhari flew on an IAF Rafale fighter, Gen. Mille flew on a Su-30MKI fighter also from IAF. Both participated in the exercise as part of a combined training mission.

Speaking to the media, along with General Mille, ACM Chaudhari noted that Garuda offers a unique opportunity for both Air Forces to learn and absorb best practices from each other during operations.

He also highlighted the growing interoperability between the two Air Forces, which has been developing with each successive edition of the exercise since 2003.

Already on November 3, the 11th edition of the annual Joint Military Training between IAF and RSAF began at the Indiana Air Force Station in Kalaikunda.

The two Air Forces resumed this formation after an interval of two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The joint training was carried out over a period of six weeks.

The bilateral phase of the exercise was held from November 9 to 18 and saw the two Air Forces engage in advanced air combat simulations.

RSAF participated with more than 10 F-16 aircraft, while IAF put the Su-30MKI, Jaguar, MiG-29 and Tejas aircraft on the field.

The exercise highlighted the strong and lasting relationship between India and Singapore in the field of defense cooperation. It provided the participating contingents with the opportunity to share valuable operational knowledge, experiences and best practices, while strengthening the professional ties between the two Air Forces.

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. It has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. Uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.

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In mid-August, India witnessed one of many largest multilateral air workouts organised by the Indian Air Drive (IAF), named Tarang Shakti (Section I). It was the primary time that the German Luftwaffe (German Air Drive) had flown missions in Indian skies. In the direction of the tip, IAF Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari introduced that this is able to be made a biennial occasion. Chatting with reporters in India, German Luftwaffe Inspector Basic Lieutenant Ingo Gerhartz mentioned Tarang Shakti was not meant to be in opposition to any explicit nation, however relatively an train between companion international locations. “Tarang Shakti was the fifth check of Pacific Skies 24. We flew round 1.3 million kilometres. Within the final two months, we flew as many hours as a German organisation would fly in a whole 12 months,” mentioned Basic Gerhartz. Pacific Skies 24 is the biggest air train ever collectively performed by France, Germany and Spain to spotlight their presence within the Indo-Pacific area. With regards to navy and defence alliances, Russia has been India’s go-to nation, being its most important provider for many years. Through the years, the US and France have elevated their defence alliances with India to rank among the many prime three suppliers. Regardless of being among the many prime 5 arms suppliers globally, Germany doesn't have a big presence in terms of supplying India. In 2006, the Defence Ministries of India and Germany signed an settlement to deepen safety and defence cooperation, which included coaching of navy personnel, elevated expertise switch and collaboration on joint defence initiatives. Throughout the 2019 Indo-German intergovernmental consultations, the 2 international locations determined to additional deepen bilateral defence ties, with Germany working to facilitate the export of navy tools with India. “In the event you take a look at the worldwide defence market, Russia was quantity 2, however within the low-price phase, it was very dominant. NATO and Israeli defence tools is kind of costly. The one different nation that may substitute Russia within the low-cost phase is China – from an Indian perspective, it isn't a great way ahead,” mentioned Dr Adrian Haack, Director of the Konrad Adenauer Basis workplace in India. Mr Haack was current at Sulur Air Drive Station in Tamil Nadu in August to witness section 1 of Tarang Shakti. In keeping with him, a lot of the train was attended by Basic Gerhartz himself, who flew the Eurofighter and had a relaxed angle in direction of everybody else. “Basic Gerhartz at all times wore his pilot's jacket with the image of the final's rank and never his common's uniform. It was a casual diplomatic method during which the final behaved to indicate that Germany was a pleasant nation,” Haack mentioned. Germany-India defence partnership As for the defence tools imported by India, Russia tops the checklist, adopted by France, the US, Israel and South Korea. Germany is just not even among the many prime international locations, and therein lies the chance. Nonetheless, given the struggle between Russia and Ukraine, Russian industrial capability is targeted on manufacturing weapons for struggle. “Germany was fairly late to become involved in India’s defence pursuits. To be frank, Germany has simply woken up, in comparison with the US and France, which have rather more superior defence cooperation than Germany,” Haack mentioned, noting that Germany is just copying the US and French technique to woo India within the defence sector. Professor Harsh Pant, Vice President, Overseas Research and Coverage, Observer Analysis Basis, mentioned: “The strategic panorama has utterly modified and there's a debate that Germany could also be compelled to turn into a extra lively participant within the defence and safety sector. Given the Indo-German relations, India may set up a long-term defence partnership.” German defence producers have been current in India. For instance, ThyssenKrupp Marine Methods (TKMS) and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd. (MDL) signed a memorandum of understanding in 2023 for the native building of submarines for the Indian Navy. They haven't solely labored on the modernisation of the Indian submarine INS Shankush however they've additionally submitted a joint bid for the $4.8 billion Venture 75 (India) programme to construct diesel submarines. Whereas TKMS can be accountable for the design, engineering and consultancy of the submarines, MDL would handle building and supply to the Indian Navy. “The submarine cooperation between India and Germany is great because it permits Germany to be a defence companion in an important and high-tech weapons system. It is a good step and a robust dedication from Germany. From the Indian perspective, it additionally exhibits that on the one hand, they need to be extra self-sufficient, but in addition substitute their previous techniques with extra superior ones. They don't seem to be shopping for the most cost effective submarine, however investing in costly and superior techniques. The identical goes for the Air Drive with the Rafale, for instance,” mentioned Mr Haack. Know-how switch is likely one of the key preconditions for defence partnerships as India can also be specializing in manufacturing defence tools within the nation. In keeping with Mr Pant, the precondition of expertise switch may very well be a hurdle for high-end expertise switch, however that may be a concern for the long run. “International locations which are extra pragmatic on this regard will profit. The US, for instance, has modified its response and is pushing for extra expertise switch. With out expertise switch, defence partnerships with India might be restricted. However in Germany’s case, because the defence alliance is simply starting to take form, it shouldn't be as a lot of an issue. It relies on how excessive up the hierarchy the requirement for expertise switch is,” Pant mentioned. Consultants level out that India has been uncovered to Russian and Western defence applied sciences and platforms. "If there are a lot of Western distributors, interoperability is just not an issue. It solely turns into an issue after we use Russian and Western techniques collectively," Pant mentioned. “In the event you take a look at Germany, we have now the Eurofighter and the Twister, and the Twister is being changed by Lockheed Martin’s F35. At any given time, there might be two fighter jets in service. In the event you take a look at France, they've the Rafale and the Mirage. However India has many extra fashions. The Indian Military could also be barely completely different when it comes to platforms. Nonetheless, the Indian Air Drive and Navy are very numerous, so it shouldn't be an issue if India will get weapons with German/European techniques,” Mr Haack mentioned. German curiosity within the Indo-Pacific area China’s aggressive insurance policies within the Indo-Pacific waters have been a trigger for concern for a lot of international locations within the area. The Bundeswehr (German armed forces) notes: “By constructing synthetic islands, for instance within the South China Sea, China has established navy bases outdoors its nationwide territory, thereby scary conflicts over sea routes, pure assets and fishing rights. This poses a menace to peace within the area and to the safety of worldwide commerce and delivery routes.” The Indo-Pacific area is house to 9 of the world’s ten largest ports. In keeping with Haack, Germany has clear political positions on China, but it surely has a considerable financial commerce quantity with that nation, which places Germany in a tough scenario. “Germany has a robust curiosity in free delivery routes and in preserving peace and stability within the area. That's the reason we at the moment are extra dedicated to safety coverage,” the German authorities mentioned in a press release. “With regards to the Indo-Pacific area, it's a political sign. Since there isn't a rule of regulation in open waters, the presence of ships is at all times a sign that one is keen to implement the foundations,” Haack mentioned. Mr Pant believes that German curiosity within the Indo-Pacific area is partly as a result of Europe's altering worldview and the shift within the steadiness of energy within the area. Round 60% of the world's financial output is generated within the Indo-Pacific area, which may have a direct impression on the financial pursuits of exporting nations like Germany. “Following the struggle between Russia and Ukraine and the shut cooperation between Russia and China, there's a feeling that Europe’s behaviour patterns may very well be replicated in Asia-Pacific. The centre of gravity is shifting in direction of the Indo-Pacific area and Europe desires to be a geopolitical participant there. Germany, Europe’s largest financial system, may also need to do extra work,” Pant mentioned. The German Navy can also be anticipated to sail alongside the west coast of India with the German frigate. Bayern for a joint train, which additionally happened in 2019. “For Germany, picture is necessary – to challenge its pursuits and make it clear to the Chinese language that Germany will play an necessary position within the Indo-Pacific. Additionally they purpose to create the sense that Germany is keen to extend its presence in regional safety,” Pant mentioned.(Nimish Sawant is a contract journalist based mostly in Berlin) Revealed - September 11, 2024 06:00 am IST

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Air Force Station Sarsawa celebrates Kargil Vijay Diwas Rajat Jayanti 2024

Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari paying homage at the Station War Memorial Team News Riveting Sarsawa, July 14 Indian Air Force has a proud legacy of courage and sacrifice by its gallant air warriors who fought valiantly in the Kargil War 1999, which was indeed a milestone in the history of military aviation. IAF operations in Kargil War (Op Safed Sagar) are a testament…

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Indian Air Force Inducts SAMAR Air Defense System at Exercise Astrashakti

The Indian Air Force (IAF) celebrated a milestone during Exercise AstraShakti-2023 with the successful deployment of the SAMAR air defence missile system. SAMAR is intended to replace the IAF's Pechora systems, which have been in service since the 1970s. This indigenous innovation, stemming from repurposed Russian air-to-air missiles, displayed its impressive capabilities by engaging aerial threats at speeds ranging from 2 to 2.5 Mach. Featuring a twin-turret launch platform, this system demonstrated its versatility, able to fire two missiles in diverse threat scenarios. The commendable performance of the missile system garnered attention from high-ranking officials. Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari and Vice Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal AP Singh witnessed its capabilities firsthand. Additionally, IAF Maintenance Command chief Air Marshal Vbhas Pande visited the Suryalanka air base, acknowledging the dedicated efforts of the personnel involved in developing this indigenous system.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) celebrated a milestone during Exercise AstraShakti-2023 with the successful deployment of the SAMAR air defence missile system. SAMAR is intended to replace the IAF’s Pechora systems, which have been in service since the 1970s. This indigenous innovation, stemming from repurposed Russian air-to-air missiles, displayed its impressive capabilities by engaging aerial…

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Air Chief Reveals New Ensign During Air Force Day Parade in Prayagraj

Air Force Day Parade Marks Historic Unveiling of IAF’s New Ensign

In a momentous occasion on Sunday during the annual Air Force Day parade in Prayagraj, Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari of the Indian Air Force (IAF) unveiled the new ensign of the Air Force. The IAF had not performed an exercise of this nature in the previous 72 years.

The IAF’s activity comes over a year after the Naval force refreshed its ensign to shed its frontier legacy. The Indian Flying corps peak will be situated in the upper right corner of the new banner.

The Indian Air Force was formally established on October 8, 1932. The prefix “Royal” was given to the force in March 1945 in honour of its professional success and victories during World War II. The outcome was the Royal Indian Air Force (RIAF).

As India became a republic in 1950, the IAF removed its “Royal” prefix and changed the emblem.

IAF’s New Ensign: Symbolizing Values and Heritage

The Union Jack appeared in the top left canton of the RIAF flag, while the RIAF roundel (red, white, and blue) appeared on the fly side. After India gained its independence, the Union Jack was replaced with the Indian tricolour, and the RAF roundels in the lower right canton were swapped out for the IAF tricolour roundel.

“A new Indian Air Force ensign has been developed to better represent the IAF’s principles. The Air Force Crest will now be present in the upper right corner of the ensign, on the fly side, to symbolise this reaffirmation,” the IAF stated in a statement.

The words “Satyameva Jayate” are written in Devanagari beneath the national emblem of the IAF, the Ashoka lion. A Himalayan eagle with its wings wide, representing the combat might of the IAF, is shown underneath the Ashoka lion.

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"Unveiling the Future of Indian Airforce: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to Launch Groundbreaking Drone Showcase and Welcome Game-Changing C-295 Aircraft"

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to inaugurate the Bharat Drone Shakti-2023 exhibition today at the Hindon Air Base in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. During the event, the Defence Minister will also formally induct the C-295 transport aircraft into the Indian Air Force (IAF), in the presence of top military officials including IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari. The IAF, recognizing the…

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"Unveiling the Future of Indian Airforce: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to Launch Groundbreaking Drone Showcase and Welcome Game-Changing C-295 Aircraft"

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to inaugurate the Bharat Drone Shakti-2023 exhibition today at the Hindon Air Base in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. During the event, the Defence Minister will also formally induct the C-295 transport aircraft into the Indian Air Force (IAF), in the presence of top military officials including IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari. The IAF, recognizing the…

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"Unveiling the Future of Indian Airforce: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to Launch Groundbreaking Drone Showcase and Welcome Game-Changing C-295 Aircraft"

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to inaugurate the Bharat Drone Shakti-2023 exhibition today at the Hindon Air Base in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. During the event, the Defence Minister will also formally induct the C-295 transport aircraft into the Indian Air Force (IAF), in the presence of top military officials including IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari. The IAF, recognizing the…

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India got its first airbus C-295 aircraft

India got its first airbus C-295 aircraft India has welcomed its first C-295 transport aircraft from the Airbus Defence and Space on the commencing of a substantial Rs 21,935-crore project which comprising 56 aircraft. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari welcomed officially the aircraft in Seville, Spain where Airbus will deliver the initial 16 aircraft in “fly-away” condition…

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LCA Tejas: Indian Air Force gets first twin-seater trainer version of Tejas

LCA Tejas: Indian Air Force gets first twin-seater trainer version of Tejas

IAF gets first twin-seater version of LCA Tejas: In a momentous event for India’s aviation history, the Indian Air Force (IAF) received its first Tejas twin-seater trainer version aircraft on Wednesday (October 4). This significant milestone marks the handover of the first Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) twin-seater trainer version aircraft to the IAF by India’s state owned aircraft manufacturer…

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The Indian Air Force received its first C-295 aircraft from Airbus in Spain.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) received its first C-295 transport aircraft from Airbus Defence and Space on Wednesday, with Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari attending the handover ceremony in Seville, Spain, according to officials familiar with the situation.

The plane is the first of 56 ordered by the Indian Air Force as part of a Rs. 21,935-crore effort to modernize its transport fleet. The European aircraft manufacturer will provide 16 aircraft in flyaway condition, while the remainder will be constructed in India at a Tata factory in Vadodara, Gujarat.

The first aircraft is likely to arrive in India soon, followed by a ceremonial induction ceremony at the Hindon airbase later this month, according to officials.

The first C-295 was delivered two years after the defense ministry struck a contract with Airbus to purchase 56 planes in order to increase self-reliance in the defense manufacturing industry. The initiative is being carried out in collaboration with Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) and Airbus.

The IAF's second C-295 is in the last stages of assembly at Airbus' Seville facility and will be delivered in May 2024, according to officials.

The final 16 flyaway aircraft will be delivered to the IAF by August 2025, with the first 'Made in India' C-295 leaving the Vadodara facility in September 2026 and the remaining 39 by August 2031.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the groundwork for the Vadodara manufacturing complex in October 2022. The C-295 will be the first military aircraft constructed in India by a private consortium, clearing the door for the Indian Air Force to become the world's largest C-295 operator.

The plane was purchased to replace the IAF's inventory of aging Avro-748 planes, which entered service in the early 1960s. For more information, visit https://www.pratidinrajdhani.in/.

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NEW DELHI : The three-day Worldwide Convention on Defence Finance and Economics (ICDFE-2023) concluded in New Delhi on April 14, 2023. Chief of the Air Workers Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari was the Chief Visitor on the valedictory session of the convention. Monetary Adviser (Defence Providers) Smt Rasika Chaube, Further CGDA Shri SG Dastidar and Senior Joint CGDAs Ms Devika Raghuvanshi & Shri AN Das had been additionally current. Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh had inaugurated the convention on April 12, 2023. Organised by Ministry of Defence (Finance), it witnessed participation of over 350 eminent coverage makers, teachers and authorities officers from inside the nation and overseas. Delegates from USA, UK, Japan, Australia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Kenya attended the convention, throughout eight enterprise classes. Discussions ranged from worldwide perspective on strategic allocation of defence finances, the significance of human useful resource administration in Defence and the importance of defence spending for a state’s nationwide safety. The panelists additionally mentioned the defence finance perspective, together with the importance of defence procurement and well timed funds together with the implementation of a faceless invoice processing and cost system that the Defence Accounts Division is at the moment implementing. The eminent audio system included Chief of Defence Workers Basic Anil Chauhan, Chief of the Naval Workers Admiral R Hari Kumar, Defence Secretary Shri Giridhar Aramane, Finance Secretary Shri TV Somanathan, Secretary (Ex-Servicemen Welfare) Shri Vijoy Kumar Singh, Secretary, Division of Defence R&D & Chairman DRDO Dr Samir V Kamat and Comptroller and Auditor Basic of India Shri Girish Chandra Murmu. Through the session ‘Defence Methods & Economics’, the Chief of Defence Workers emphasised the need of aligning financial development with defence spending. He advocated for civil navy integration and monetary self-discipline within the Armed Forces and urged for monetary prudence in utilising the defence finances. The Chief of the Naval Workers addressed a session on ‘Defence Diplomacy’. He emphasised its significance throughout ‘Amrit Kaal’ notably in mild of India internet hosting the G-20 Summit and the following message of ‘Vasudhaive Kutumbakam’. He pressured the significance of defence diplomacy for India since it's effectively heading in the right direction to develop into the fourth largest international financial system quickly.  Through the session ‘Defence Worldwide Acquisition Points’, the Defence Secretary highlighted the function of the defence sector in boosting financial development and strategic autonomy in addition to producing employment alternatives for India’s younger inhabitants. He additionally mentioned among the challenges in Defence Acquisitions and urged the Ministry and the Defence Accounts Division to work in the direction of optimum useful resource utilisation. The DRDO Chairman pressured on India’s rising self-reliance within the discipline of defence manufacturing over the previous couple of years. The enterprise session on “Pay & Allowances and Veteran Welfare” featured a keynote tackle by Secretary (Ex-Servicemen Welfare), who described the principle options of vital schemes for veteran welfare, resembling these run by Kendriya Sainik Board, ECHS, Pradhan Mantri Scholarship Scheme, Paraplegic Rehabilitation Board, Warfare Memorial Hostels and others. The Finance Secretary, in his tackle, mentioned the optimum useful resource allocation in defence and emphasised on two features of it: how a lot finances ought to be allotted to defence and how to distribute the sources amongst completely different companies, highlighting the necessity to take selections primarily based on sensible issues. The Comptroller and Auditor Basic of India spoke in regards to the challenges of assembly the developmental

wants of India with restricted monetary sources and the necessity to prioritise numerous actions accordingly. He mentioned that audit performs an important function in making certain accountability and transparency in defence administration and helps in taking proper selections for reaching the safety targets of the nation. Ms Afroza Sultana Saleh, Sr Finance Controller of Defence Buy on the Defence Finance Division of Bangladesh shared the Bangladesh Perspective on Defence Audit and Finance, the frequent shared historical past of the Departments throughout the Indian sub-continent. Maj Gen Sheikh Pasha Habib Uddin, DG, BIISS from Bangladesh elaborated on the altering function of Armed Forces over time. His presentation touched upon numerous discourses about defence diplomacy and developments of defence diplomacy notably in context of Bangladesh; and the way in which ahead. Dr Satoru Nagao from Hudson Institute, Tokyo shared his views on the worldwide perspective on strategic allocation of defence finances. He drew upon historic classes to judge the defence priorities and pressured the significance of creating optimum useful resource mobilisation selections. An exterior perspective on how to allocate sources in defence successfully by figuring out priorities and targets was offered by Mr Karl Dewey from IISS, UK. He additionally mentioned the assorted modifications in India’s Defence sector and highlighted the completely different features of India’s strategic imaginative and prescient. Mr Suyash Rai from Carnegie India, mentioned the challenges of useful resource shortage and the widening hole with China when it comes to sources. He argued that India ought to pursue ‘Capabilities with effectivity’ – ‘Constraints however Succesful’ as a guideline for its defence coverage. Mr Dhruva Kumar, from Curriculum Marine, Glasgow, UK shared his insights on 4 key challenges in Defence Acquisition course of associated with Switch of Expertise, Industrial and MoD capabilities, Provider performances, incentive & contracting and Program administration strategy. Mr Alan Merbaum from the Defence Safety Cooperation College, USA highlighted the importance of the collaboration between India and US because the oldest and largest democracies on the planet and shared some insights into the US Defence sector and its acquisition course of and steered some greatest practices that India may undertake. Mr Andrew Dowse from RAND Institute, Australia defined the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution system of the USA and likewise described the Australian strategy to defence sources planning. Brig. Gen. Ahmad Mohammad (Retd.) from Kenya posed questions in regards to the necessity of Pay and Allowances which might be reasonably priced, equitable, and dignified. He identified that every nation has its personal distinctive Navy Pay and Allowances, and that the elements that make up the Pay and Allowances ought to fluctuate in accordance with every nation. He shared the Kenyan expertise and made factual comparisons with the Indian state of affairs, urging policymakers to keep away from the temptation to match Navy and Civilian Pay, emphasising that they've completely different calls for and duties. https://guesthype.co.uk/?p=3109&feed_id=4167&cld=643a2a83af8ac

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CAS Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari is on an official go to to Germany on the invitation of his German counterpart Lieutenant Common Ingo Gerhartz, Commander of the German Air Pressure. Throughout the tour, the CAS additionally visited ILA 2024 and took to the German skies in a Eurofighter Hurricane fighter jet. | Photograph credit score: X/Indian Air Pressure Indian Air Pressure (IAF) Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari performed a sortie in a Eurofighter plane at a German air base on Friday, June 7, 2024, officers mentioned.Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari is presently visiting Germany.Later, the IAF additionally launched some pictures from their official go to.CAS Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari is on an official go to to Germany on the invitation of his German counterpart Lieutenant Common Ingo Gerhartz, Commander of the German Air Pressure. Throughout the tour, the CAS additionally visited ILA 2024 and took to the German skies in a Eurofighter Hurricane fighter... pic.twitter.com/VBCSIJ80qb— Indian Air Pressure (@IAF_MCC) June 7, 2024"CAS Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari is on an official go to to Germany on the invitation of his German counterpart, Lieutenant Common Ingo Gerhartz, Commander of the German Air Pressure. Throughout the tour, the CAS additionally visited the ILA 2024 and took to the German skies in a Eurofighter Hurricane fighter airplane. "The IAF appears ahead to internet hosting @Team_Luftwaffe for its first multinational train Tarang Shakti 2024 in India later this 12 months. Might the ties of friendship and belief between the 2 nations proceed to flourish," the IAF posted on X.

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IAF conducts first wasp with tri-service participation

Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari delivering the keynote address Team News Riveting New Delhi, June 25 Indian Air Force today conducted a capstone seminar marking the culmination of the No. 3 Warfare & Aerospace Strategy Program (WASP) at the Air Force Auditorium, New Delhi. The seminar with the theme “India’s Strategic Culture and Imperative for Contemporary National Security’ was conducted…