IAF Veteran Who Served In World War 2 Dies At 103

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Category : Obituaries Published on: April 19 2024

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Squadron Leader Dalip Singh Majithia, the oldest living pilot of the Indian Air Force, passed away at the age of 103.
Majithia joined the Indian Air Force volunteer reserve in 1940 during World War II, following his uncle's footsteps.
He began his pilot training at the Karachi Flying Club and later continued at the No. 1 Flying Training School in Ambala.
Throughout his career, Majithia exhibited exceptional skill and dedication, earning recognition such as the best pilot trophy during his training.
His family had a distinguished history, with his father and grandfather being prominent figures in Punjab during British rule.

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IAF Veteran Who Served In World War 2 Dies At 103