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Nope, no C-17. Only C-130J, Il 76, Dorniers and An32.
And su-30 was awesome!
Republic Day Parade 2012- flypast
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Nope, no C-17. Only C-130J, Il 76, Dorniers and An32.
And su-30 was awesome!
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only one su 30 MKI doing vertical charlie..but was awsome.
BTW Happy Republic Day guys
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That not a banter my friend ,you see how you started all this again like the one in Dhruv thread .1 wrong move in Indian thread and you gonna get it back in same coin.No more school boy Jibes here atleast in Indian defence related matter mate..
Happy republic day in advance
Usually i would say bring it on, but there was no ill intent here....just that reality tends to bite.
Any ways, waiting for you guys to share videos/images.
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Republic Day flypast by IAF consisted of the following :
-- 3 Mi-35 Helicopters in chakra formation
-- 3 C-130J Super Hercules
-- IL-78 Air-to-Air Refueller flanked by 2 AN-32s and 2 Dorniers
-- 5 Jaguars in Trishul formation
-- 3 Su-30 MKIs
-- 1 Su-30 MKI with vertical charlie manoeuvre
-- 3 Mi-35 Helicopters in chakra formation
-- 3 C-130J Super Hercules
-- IL-78 Air-to-Air Refueller flanked by 2 AN-32s and 2 Dorniers
-- 5 Jaguars in Trishul formation
-- 3 Su-30 MKIs
-- 1 Su-30 MKI with vertical charlie manoeuvre
Guys learn to ignore them .....seeing an elephant walk thousand dogs bark .elephant doesn't answer every dog's bark And keeps n walking ................. so learn to ignore this troller
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NEW DELHI: Sneha Shekhawat from Sikar in Rajasthan on Thursday created history when she led the Air Force contingent at the 63rd Republic Day parade becoming the first woman pilot to do so.
Flight Lieutenant Shekhawat was assisted by three other women Flying Officers Heena Pore, Anupam Chaudhary and Pooja Negi as the 144-strong Air Force contingent marched to the tunes of 'Air Battle'.
She was cheered by thousands of spectators as the commentator mentioned that she is the first woman to lead an Air Force contingent in the 63-year-old history of the parade.
Shekhawat is at posted with the IAF squadron at Hindon air base.
She was the face of elegance and confidence as she led the 144-member strong Air Force contingent marching to the tunes of its band playing 'Air Battle'.
The Agni-IV, successfully flight tested last November, stole the limelight as people cheered when the missile which can carry nuclear weapons was rolled out on the majestic Rajpath.
The Intermediate Range Surface-to-Surface Ballistic Missile mounted on a road mobile launcher was paraded by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
The elite organisation also put on display for the first time the 150 km range Prahaar Tactical Battlefield Support Missile and the Rustom-1 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
Indigenously designed and developed RUSTOM-1, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), was another eye-catcher at the parade.
The medium altitude long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (Male UAV) has been developed by the DRDO with Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE) in Bangalore.
RUSTOM-I, named after late Prof Rustom B Damania will replace or supplement the Heron UAVs in service with the Indian armed forces.
It has has the potential military missions like reconnaissance and surveillance, target acquisition, target designation, communications relay, battle damage assessment and signal intelligence.
Three of the six C-130J Super Hercules aircraft recently bought from the US was another first in the parade. The sixth aircraft was brought as late as November 2011.
Flight Lieutenant Shekhawat was assisted by three other women Flying Officers Heena Pore, Anupam Chaudhary and Pooja Negi as the 144-strong Air Force contingent marched to the tunes of 'Air Battle'.
She was cheered by thousands of spectators as the commentator mentioned that she is the first woman to lead an Air Force contingent in the 63-year-old history of the parade.
Shekhawat is at posted with the IAF squadron at Hindon air base.
She was the face of elegance and confidence as she led the 144-member strong Air Force contingent marching to the tunes of its band playing 'Air Battle'.
The Agni-IV, successfully flight tested last November, stole the limelight as people cheered when the missile which can carry nuclear weapons was rolled out on the majestic Rajpath.
The Intermediate Range Surface-to-Surface Ballistic Missile mounted on a road mobile launcher was paraded by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
The elite organisation also put on display for the first time the 150 km range Prahaar Tactical Battlefield Support Missile and the Rustom-1 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
Indigenously designed and developed RUSTOM-1, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), was another eye-catcher at the parade.
The medium altitude long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (Male UAV) has been developed by the DRDO with Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE) in Bangalore.
RUSTOM-I, named after late Prof Rustom B Damania will replace or supplement the Heron UAVs in service with the Indian armed forces.
It has has the potential military missions like reconnaissance and surveillance, target acquisition, target designation, communications relay, battle damage assessment and signal intelligence.
Three of the six C-130J Super Hercules aircraft recently bought from the US was another first in the parade. The sixth aircraft was brought as late as November 2011.
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