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New Delhi: The ministry of defence (MoD) has been tasked to recruit crew for Indian Space Research Organisation’s “ambitious” Man to Moon Mission, air marshal A K Behl, director general, medical services (Air) said on Saturday.
MoD and Isro have signed an MoU for the project. “We have collaborated with Isro a couple of years ago,” he said.
The director general for armed forces services (DGAFS), who is looking after the project, is also also supposed to asses whether the crew can maintain the spacecraft well and come back safely.
“Man to Moon is an ambitious project started by the Isro. Since the Indian Air Force (IAF) has domain expertise in aviation and in other aspects related to space, we have collaborated with them. The Institute of Aviation Studies Bangalore is also involved in this project,” Behl added.
Rakesh Sharma, a former IAF pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 as part of the Inter-cosmos programme by the USSR was the first Indian to travel in space.
Source:- Defence ministry asked to recruit crew for Isro’s ‘Man to Moon’ mission - Livemint
MoD and Isro have signed an MoU for the project. “We have collaborated with Isro a couple of years ago,” he said.
The director general for armed forces services (DGAFS), who is looking after the project, is also also supposed to asses whether the crew can maintain the spacecraft well and come back safely.
“Man to Moon is an ambitious project started by the Isro. Since the Indian Air Force (IAF) has domain expertise in aviation and in other aspects related to space, we have collaborated with them. The Institute of Aviation Studies Bangalore is also involved in this project,” Behl added.
Rakesh Sharma, a former IAF pilot who flew aboard Soyuz T-11 as part of the Inter-cosmos programme by the USSR was the first Indian to travel in space.
Source:- Defence ministry asked to recruit crew for Isro’s ‘Man to Moon’ mission - Livemint
