Indian Air Force Chief Air Marshal AP Singh meets air warriors in Jammu

Indian Air Force Chief Air Marshal AP Singh on Wednesday visited Jammu and some of the forward locations where the air warriors of the force are deployed, an official spokesperson said. The visit of the Chief of the Air Staff...

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Jammu, Updated At : 07:16 AM Oct 31, 2024 IST

Indian Air Force Chief Air Marshal AP Singh on Wednesday visited Jammu and some of the forward locations where the air warriors of the force are deployed, an official spokesperson said. - File photo

Indian Air Force Chief Air Marshal AP Singh on Wednesday visited Jammu and some of the forward locations where the air warriors of the force are deployed, an official spokesperson said.

The visit of the Chief of the Air Staff comes on the eve of Diwali. He took a detailed overview of the operational readiness at these locations and interacted with the air warriors and Agniveers posted there, the spokesperson said.

During the interaction, the Air Chief Marshal emphasised the importance of remaining vigilant and prepared at all times to safeguard national security.

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