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Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says.. DS Jog

10 Nov 2023

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says.. : In August 1972, a few months after the 1971 War, I was sent from 37 Squadron, in Hasimara flying Hunters, to 221 Squadron in Bareilly for conversion on the Su-7/22.

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Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says…I learnt more than flying from them: AY TIPNIS

04 May 2023

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says…I learnt more than flying from them: AY TIPNIS: Signifying this delay in our meeting, the first thing Tippy Sir asked me, when he was the Chief and I was in a spot of trouble, was how it was that our paths had never crossed earlier.

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Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says I learnt More than Flying from Them: “BABA” KATRE

09 Nov 2022

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says I learnt More than Flying from Them: “BABA” KATRE: Even if Lakshman Madhav Katre, popularly known as “Baba” Katre had not risen to be the Chief of the Air Staff, we would always remember him as someone to emulate and inspire us.

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Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says I Learnt More than Flying from Them: Denzil Keelor

09 Nov 2022

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says I Learnt More than Flying from Them: Denzil Keelor: In early March 1978, I reached TACDE AF in Jamnagar from 101 Squadron, then based in Adampur, to undergo the 12 FCL Course.

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How the Baaz flew

07 Apr 2022

How the Baaz flew: It was in the 1970s-80s that the Indian Air Force was turning a new page and a lot of major acquisition programmes were initiated during the period to replace the older fleet making the air force practically brand new.

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Roadmap to becoming an aerial superpower!

06 Dec 2021

Roadmap to becoming an aerial superpower: The Indian Air Force desires to become a dominant aerial power of South Asia, a title that PLAAF has already achieved because of quantum leaps in Chinese aerospace industry.

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50 Years after Operation Cactus Lilly

02 Apr 2021

50 Years after Operation Cactus Lilly: II Corps had 4 Mountain Division and 9 Infantry Division on its Orbat, with an Armoured Regiment, 45 Cavalry (PT-76s) and a squadron of T-55s (63 Cavalry)

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Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says.. DS Jog

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says…I learnt more than flying from them: AY TIPNIS

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says I learnt More than Flying from Them: “BABA” KATRE

Air Marshal (R) Harish Masand says I Learnt More than Flying from Them: Denzil Keelor

How the Baaz flew

Roadmap to becoming an aerial superpower!

50 Years after Operation Cactus Lilly