By Air Commodore (Retd) Ramesh Phadke The trial phase of the proposed purchase of the Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MMRCA) is nearing completion. Last heard, […]
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On March 7, an e-mail sent out internally by a military veterans welfare organisation to its members called for support in raising funds for a
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In case you haven’t noticed — or haven’t been keeping track of the Ecuadorian press (even if it’s through Google’s woefully ungrammatical translation tool) —
There’s suddenly silence over the spectator’s pavilion at the Camp Bundela range in Babina. All eyes trained on two US soldiers 50 feet away, the
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By Group Captain Hari NairFlight Ops (Rotory), HAL It is the raison d’être for the Advanced Light Helicopter (Dhruv) with Shakti engines, and the very
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When you filled out your first ever visa form for a foreign nation, you probably chuckled to yourself when the form asked you to declare
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New post up on my official blog Know Your Enemy, titled Our Politicians Should Be Fighter Pilots is here.
In a poll conducted here on LiveFist, the French would probably be pleased to know that readers of this blog thought that the Rafale should
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The following column, providing a robust and authentic account of India’s ATV SSBN programme, the first by a former Navy Chief after the launch of
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If by some chance you think the media is going overboard with the China incursions issue, you only have to speak to our militarymen in
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