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INDIAN AIR FORCE (IAF) It's not just about flying!

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October 2020

October 8, every year, is observed as Indian Air Force day, in India, to commemorate the day the Indian Air Force was officially established in the year 1932.

- GP CAPT ACHCHYUT KUMAR

INDIAN AIR FORCE (IAF) It's not just about flying!

The coming of October 8, each year, brings back memories of the twenty-eight years and four months of service with the Indian Air Force; a life-changing experience. I had all my education in English medium and had played several games at the university level before joining the Indian Air Force but little did I know that the Air Force years were destined to keep me away from my past and add absolutely new experiences.

Any new person to whom I am ever introduced has a primary question to ask: which aircraft did I fly? It is, perhaps, disappointing for them when I tell them that I was an Air Traffic Controller and not a flier. Quite rightly, the IAF is always related to flying but there is so much more to it than flying. In fact, the flying crew forms only a small fraction of the total strength not only of the IAF but also in any other Air Force around the world. Flying an aircraft requires a large support service in terms of technical as well as administrative support.

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