Indian Air Force carries out ‘Exercise Ranvijay’ with focus on integrated operations

Indian Air Force carries out ‘Exercise Ranvijay’ with focus on integrated operations

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Category : Defense Published on: June 27 2023

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The Indian Air Force carried out Exercise Ranvijay, which featured day and night combat operations by combat aircraft including the Su-30s were conducted with a focus on integration.
The IAF’s Central Air Command reported that from June 16 to June 23 “Exercise Ranvijay was conducted in UB Hills and Central Air Command Area of Responsibility where full spectrum operations by all combat assets by day and night were carried out.
The exercise was carried out from various air bases under the Central Air Command, which is headquartered in Prayagraj.
Different commands within the Indian Air Force, along with the Army and Navy, have been conducting wargames to enhance coordination and strengthen integration among the forces.

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