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US Air Force Chief Flies In 'Made-In-India' Tejas Aircraft In Jodhpur
General David L Goldfein, Chief of Staff of US Air Force flew in India's indigenous light combat aircraft, the Tejas, this morning, in a special flight that took off from the Jodhpur Air Force Station, signalling the soaring ties between the two air forces.
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As Tejas Joins Air Force, Prayer Ceremonies And Coconuts Broken
India's first indigenously-built combat aircraft officially took to the skies on Friday, 33 years after it was cleared for development, marking a long-held goal of cutting expensive imports to build a domestic defence-industrial base.
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Sri Lanka, Egypt Indicate Interest In Indigenous Tejas Combat Aircraft
India's Light Combat Aircraft Tejas, which was several years in the making, has now caught the attention of foreign buyers with Sri Lanka and Egypt evincing interest in the indigenously built fighter jet.
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In a Tough Neighbourhood, India's Air Force Needs Urgent Upgrade
India's air force risks a major capability gap opening up with China and Pakistan without new western warplanes or if local defence contractors can't produce what the military needs in a timely manner.
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US Air Force Chief Flies In 'Made-In-India' Tejas Aircraft In Jodhpur
General David L Goldfein, Chief of Staff of US Air Force flew in India's indigenous light combat aircraft, the Tejas, this morning, in a special flight that took off from the Jodhpur Air Force Station, signalling the soaring ties between the two air forces.
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As Tejas Joins Air Force, Prayer Ceremonies And Coconuts Broken
India's first indigenously-built combat aircraft officially took to the skies on Friday, 33 years after it was cleared for development, marking a long-held goal of cutting expensive imports to build a domestic defence-industrial base.
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Sri Lanka, Egypt Indicate Interest In Indigenous Tejas Combat Aircraft
India's Light Combat Aircraft Tejas, which was several years in the making, has now caught the attention of foreign buyers with Sri Lanka and Egypt evincing interest in the indigenously built fighter jet.
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In a Tough Neighbourhood, India's Air Force Needs Urgent Upgrade
India's air force risks a major capability gap opening up with China and Pakistan without new western warplanes or if local defence contractors can't produce what the military needs in a timely manner.
