#IAF Aircraft

[usafphantom2]

Israeli F-15

@kadonkey via X

[nocternalrandomness]

IAF arriving at RAF Waddington in an IL-78 for Cobra Warrior '23

[dholloway81]

First load from RIAT24 great day

[travelnew]

2nd day of Rehearsal of SURYA KIRAN & SUKHOI Su-30MKI at Marine Drive, Mumbai

12-01-2024 from 12 pm to 1 pm.

Love You INDIAN AIR FORCE - IAF - SURYA KIRAN AEROBATICS TEAM (SKAT) - SUKHOI

And this was still the rehearsal! The grand finale happens on 13th and 14th January 2024 at Marine Drive, Mumbai. Don't miss this air show for anything. It is worth. Salute to our Indian soldiers, pilots and navy.

See the rehearsal of this air show dated 11 Jan 2024 of Surya Kiran and Sukhoi here.

Check the same Mumbai Air Show's third day from Girgaum Chowpatty.

Free fall of Sukhoi Su-30MKI & the beautiful flower it makes in the sky!

[aarifboy]

Beyond Visual Range & Short-Range Missiles of Air Forces of India & Paki...

[merisarkar]

CCS nod for India's 5th Gen Stealth Fighter Jet AMCA

Modi govt clears AMCA fighter jet: India’s Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), the apex decision making body of the Union Government, gave the green light to the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) project on Thursday (March 7, 2024). This project, estimated at around $1.8 billion (Rs 15,000 crore), aims to design and develop a fifth-generation stealth fighter jet. The Aeronautical…

[defencestar]

India formally inducts Airbus C-295 MW transport aircraft in IAF fleet

India formally inducts Airbus C-295 MW transport aircraft in IAF fleet #India #defence #defense #airforce #military #airbus #C295MW #aviation

Indian Air Force C-295 MW Aicraft: India’s defence minister Rajnath Singh Monday formally inducted a new medium transport aircraft manufactured by the European defence company Airbus Defence and Space into the service of Indian Air Force. This is first of the 56 Airbus C-295 MW aircraft on order by India. While 16 aircraft will be delivered to India in the flyaway condition, a joint consortium of…

[sarkaaribharti]

Indian Air Force : में 25 सितम्बर को Aircrafts की Handing over Ceremony

Indian Air Force को अपना पहला C-295 Transport Aircraft मिल गया है। Spain के Sailway शहर में हुई Handing over Ceremony में Airbus ने Air Force Chief को पहला C-295 AIRCRAFT सौंपा। Air Force को ऐसे 56 विमान मिलने हैं। इसमें से 16 Spain में बनकर भारत आएंगे और 40 ऐसे विमान भारत में ही बनेंगे। ये विमान Air Force की नाशु Avro फ्लीट की जगह लेंगे। Avro को Replace करने के लिए का नए Aircraft लेने का यह…

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SIRT Students - Operations of Aviation at the Airport Hangar Bhopal

"When It Comes To Nation, We Learn the Different Exploration"🇮🇳 These pictures are about when some of our “Best Cadets” got an incredible, time exploring and comprehending actual "Operations of Aviation" at the Airport Hangar, Bhopal under the “Best Trainers”!! 👮🏻♂️👮🏻♀️✈️

[boeingboingboing]

The Mig-27, also known as "Bahadur" by the IAF, served for around 3 decades before finally being retired. The IAF bid farewell to this glorious, last swing wing aircraft on 27th of December, 2019, which was when the last squadron was retired. The last 2 squadrons were retired with a ceremony at Jodphur airbase.

Mikoyan Mig-27 Flogger Indian Air Force

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USAF USN IAF

@kadonkey via X

[nocternalrandomness]

IAF Fighters

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[TimesOfIsrael is Israeli Private Media]

According to a 2023 report by [SIPRI], which studies conflicts and arms, 69 percent of Israel’s arms purchases come from US firms, 30% from Germany and 0.9% from Italy.

24 Mar 24

[germiyahu]

Why do you think it's OK to bomb children

Why do you think it's okay to shoot children, burn children alive in their own homes, kidnap children, murder children's parents in front of them, sexually abuse children, hold children in abysmal conditions as political bargaining chips?

Do you want to play this game? And I know you'll scream that Israel does all of that to Palestinian children, and I don't doubt that we can find examples of all of those. But that does not mean that Hamas are not rational actors with their own agency who choose to enact these examples of specific, targeted, malicious violence against children.

I'm not going to claim that dropping a bomb and killing a child as a result is good, or excusable. But I don't know, I deal with like, the real world? And I'm fairly confident if you lined up a Hamas insurgent, who gleefully physical and psychologically tortured children as "praxis" of "resistance," with an IAF fighter pilot who dropped a bomb after receiving an order from their superiors in order to eliminate a threat, and children died as a consequence... normal people would argue that the Hamas insurgent is the less moral person in that lineup.

Intent matters, but it doesn't absolve. And that's my whole point.

Of course, you'll claim that all IAF aircraft come with a custom installed "target nearest child" button, and that your Hamas woobies had no choice they're traumatized they had a trigger response, and that's why they carefully planned this attack for years. I won't get stuck in the weeds with people who don't want to be convinced and can't think rationally.

Nice try though. I do think bombing children is bad. I also know that I have zero effect on this war, it will continue no matter my thoughts about it. Children will continue to die. What I do know is that people like you completely abrogate the responsibility of Hamas in this conflict, which is rooted in ignorance and Jew hatred. What I do know is that Israel has proved to an international court that they are operating without intent to indiscriminately kill civilians, without intent to ethnically cleanse, without intent to commit genocide.

So they will continue operations, until Hamas offers unconditional surrender and/or all the hostages are released/rescued. That's just a fact. And it's also a fact that Hamas knows there's no better way to turn public opinion on something than saying "it killed my child!" which is the exact pr tactic they and their mouthpieces (aka you) accused and continue to accuse Israel of doing.

Every accusation is a confession 🤭

I do know that children are dying, which I find immoral, and those responsible will have to reckon with that. But I don't know how many children have died, and what the causes were in every case (I can say with certainty that some children have been killed by Hamas' own rockets misfiring). Also, again, if Hamas was not letting children shelter in their tunnels, if Hamas was stockpiling rockets and weapons in SCHOOLS AND DAYCARES, if Hamas is not capable of weighing the cost of civilian lives and suing for peace for their sakes... they are also responsible.

And as a final note, while children dying in this war is inevitable and condemnable, how does each "side" choose to honor murdered and maimed children? From what I've seen, Jews on social media are respectful of all children's privacy (and of their families), organized to pay for the hospital bills and funeral of a Palestinian boy murdered in Chicago, mourn the children who've died in Israel and in Gaza, pray for them, keep them in their thoughts. There are Jews in Israel are protesting the war! A lot of them. They want their family members to come home and they want to stop the bleeding in Gaza. It's like you don't care about reality you just want your edgy one-liner to condemn all Jews and Jewish allies you come across.

What has the Hamasnik side been doing to honor children? Sharing photos and videos, doctoring footage, stealing footage from Syrian children who've suffered and died? Laughing at dead Jewish children? Harassing Israeli teenagers who were released from captivity? Denying their stories and dismissing their trauma? Assaulting Jewish college students? Insisting that Jews have a penchant and a lust for murdering children? Threatening Jewish day schools and other Jewish institutions where children also attend in the Diaspora? Cheering on Hamas and Hezbollah and the Houthis as they fire rockets indiscriminately knowing that without the Iron Dome, children will die? Using dead Palestinian children as props and political tools?

I think this says a lot.