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Lauded

BANGALORE: Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal F.H. Major lauded the role of the Head Quarters Training Command and called it the cradle of the Indian Air Force (IAF) from which every air warrior is nurtured and trained.

Speaking at the annual Station Commanders’ conference here on Monday, the Air Chief Marshal said that the IAF was a formidable power in the region and with its new inductions has acquired a global reach that had made the world take note of the IAF’s capability. — Staff Reporter

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