India & France to start 10 day joint Air exercise 'Garuda-5' from June 3



Photo: India & France to start 10 day joint Air exercise 'Garuda-5' from June 3
India and France will start a ten-day joint Air exercise 'Garuda-5' from June 3rd. The exercise aims at training the pilots and crew of Indian and French fighters in air superiority operations. IAF sources said the exercise will be done in Rajasthan's Jodhpur airbase.
Both the Indian Air Force and French Air Force will be engaged in various missions ranging from close combat engagement of large forces, slow mover protection, and protecting and engaging high-value aerial assets in the exercise.
Air to air refuelling, basic and advanced fighter interceptions and group combat manoeuvring will be the main focus of the exercise.
India and France will start a ten-day joint Air exercise 'Garuda-5' from June 3rd. The exercise aims at training the pilots and crew of Indian and French fighters in air superiority operations. IAF sources said the exercise will be done in Rajasthan's Jodhpur airbase.

Both the Indian Air Force and French Air Force will be engaged in various missions ranging from close combat engagement of large forces, slow mover protection, and protecting and engaging high-value aerial assets in the exercise.
Air to air refuelling, basic and advanced fighter interceptions and group combat manoeuvring will be the main focus of the exercise.

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