इंडियन एअर फोर्स की आर्मी के साथ जॉइंट एक्सरसाइज: आसमान से पैरा कमांडो कूदे, रॉकेट लॉन्चर लेकर उड़ा अपाचे हेलिकॉप्टर

Army fighter jets, LCH helicopters, military aircraft and UAVs were also involved in this exercise.

The Indian Air Force along with the Army conducted a joint exercise in the Central Sector. During this, para commandos of the army jumped from the sky. At the same time, practice was done by installing rocket launcher in Apache helicopter.

Army fighter jets, LCH helicopters, military aircraft and UAVs were also involved in this exercise. The soldiers participated in this exercise to deal with any kind of war situation.

During the exercise, army personnel descending from the helicopter with the help of a rope.

Fighter jet Sukhoi was also flown during the exercise of IAF.

A soldier installing a rocket launcher in an Apache helicopter during an Air Force exercise.

The Apache helicopter was blown up with a rocket launcher.

Army soldiers doing a mock drill of the operation by searching for the enemy on the ground.

This picture taken from night vision camera is done during exercise.

The Indian Air Force fleet includes the Apache and LCH attack helicopters. Apart from this, there is also Mi-25 and HAL Rudra. Apache is made in America while LCH is made in India. Both add to the strength of the Air Force. Apart from this, fighter jets like MiG, Sukhoi and Rafale are present in the Airforce.

LCH Prachanda completed in 16 years

In the year 2006, the government entrusted the work of making LCH to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited ie HAL. In February 2010, the first prototype of the LCH underwent its first ground test. A few months later the first flight test was done. On 3 October 2022, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh formally handed over 4 LCH Prachanda to the Indian Air Force at Jodhpur.

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Apache world’s most advanced multi combat helicopter

The AH 64E Apache is the most advanced multi combat helicopter in the world. These have high quality night vision system. Due to which the enemy can be found even in the dark. It is equipped with missiles and can hit 128 targets in a minute. Capable of carrying a large amount of weapons. Can fly at a speed of 293 km per hour.

The helicopter is fitted with 16 anti-tank AGM-114 Hellfire and Stringer missiles. Hellfire missile can destroy any armored vehicle like tank, cannon, BMP vehicles in the blink of an eye. At the same time, the Stringer missile is capable of facing any threat coming from the air. Along with this, it is also equipped with Hydra-70 unguided missiles which can destroy ground targets.

Navy exercise on June 10, INS Vikramaditya and Vikrant came together

To counter China’s increasing interference in the Indian Ocean, the Indian Navy conducted the biggest exercise in the Arabian Sea on Saturday. For the first time, the Navy launched both its aircraft carriers INS Vikramaditya and INS Vikrant together at sea. 35 fighter jets including MiG-29K were also flown from these aircraft. Along with this, to show its power inside the sea, the Indian Navy also tested the submarine. Read full news…