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Excellent! the first picture that confirms that the Python V is already in IN service..should hopefully see that combo on the Tejas Mk1..that dual rack is another feature the Tejas really needs.
Carrying on the Longewalla a little bit further.
Due to circumstances I happened to visit the officers mess of various Artillery regiments and a very consistent painting of Longewalla was that of a HAL Krishak light plane flown by Major Atma Singh who was acting as Forward Air Controller (FAC) directing Hunters and Maruts. The painting showed him angling off Longewalla with Hunters diving and smoke rising from the burning tanks.
yes, everybody blows their trumpet but in that painting i always saw a coming together of various arms.
Air OP, + Infantry with the IAF.
Combined Arms Operations.
when u have 65 tanks , hundreds of enemy soldiers and 100s of other military vehicles bearing down on u it takes a man with heart of steel to stand there and fight especially when u are utterly outnumbered. Tusi great ho bragadier sahab.
Plus it's good PR. He's fit. Could be an actual pilot except for the eyeglasses maybe. There's a side by side pic of kitted Rijju walking to the aircraft and a soldier caryrying AK Antony like a rag doll... Somewhere on Twitter. Very effective.
Added later: Shyte this is OT, it's a thread only for images. Please let's take all discussions elsewhere.
CO of INAS 300 White Tigers Cdr Shikku Raj Pillai backtracks down rwy 26 for the very last time for the penultimate aerial display of the Sea Harrier: http://www.jetphotos.net/photo/8269055
Senior Pilot of INAS 300 White Tigers Lt Cdr Gokul Suresh backtracks down rwy 26 for the very last time for the penultimate aerial display of the Sea Harrier: http://www.jetphotos.net/photo/8269590
Cdr Shikku Raj Pillai taxies in to the apron, SHAR IN602 piloted by Lt Cdr Gokul Suresh seen in the background bathing in the Navy's shower of affection for the very last time: http://www.airliners.net/photo/2828717/L/
Senior Pilot of INAS 300 White Tigers Lt Cdr Gokul Suresh taxies-in towards me for the very last time flanked by Lt Cdr Vikramdeep Chauhan who has just folded his MiG-29K's wings: http://www.airliners.net/photo/2833813/L/
Senior Pilot of INAS 300 White Tigers Lt Cdr Gokul Suresh taxies-in towards me for the very last time flanked by Lt Cdr Vikramdeep Chauhan who has just folded his MiG-29K's wings: http://www.airliners.net/photo/2833813/L/
Senior Pilot of INAS 300 White Tigers Lt Cdr Gokul Suresh taxies-in towards me for the very last time flanked by Lt Cdr Vikramdeep Chauhan who has just folded his MiG-29K's wings: http://www.airliners.net/photo/2833813/L/
the pics of the IL-76 taking off with all the snow they can possibly load on (outside) the airplane is so awesome.
Once again a testament to the Ruggedness of the a/c.
Western ACs would probably got a hot shower and a tael malesh of anti freeze before they were allowed to leave home in such Thandi Beta !!