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Mig 27 jets which played crucial role in Kargil war to bid farewell in December

Dev Ankur Wadhawan

October 31, 2019

MIG 27 fighter jets, which played a crucial role for the Indian Air Force (IAF) in the Kargil War, will take their last flight from Rajasthan's Jodhpur in December this year.

The last Squadron of MIG 27, 29 Scorpio, is based in Rajasthan's Jodhpur.

All the MIG 27 fighter aircraft in the Squadron will take their last flight in December this year after which they will be phased out.

An official source informed India Today TV that during an official ceremony in Jodhpur, scheduled for December 27 this year, these fighter aircraft will take their last flight.

The MIG 27 was inducted in the Indian Air Force in 1981 and after serving for 38 years, they will be decommissioned.

Three years ago, two squadrons of MIG 27 were phased out in Bengal's Hashimara and Squadron 29 is the last remaining Squadron of MIG 27 in the country, based in Jodhpur.

The MIG 27s have been involved in several incidents of crashes in the last decade.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/mig-27-kargil-war-last-flight-jodhpur-1614526-2019-10-31
 
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Indians are pacing up with thier tejas. Our blk 3 will fly in early 2020 and thier mk2 will be ready in late 2020s(if what they say is true). They are catching us
no, MK-2 is totally different from Current tejas its medium weight in category like F-16/J-10 and it will be canard delta design like J-10/Grippen
 
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no, MK-2 is totally different from Current tejas its medium weight in category like F-16/J-10 and it will be canard delta design like J-10/Grippen
So its an achievement ryt? Considering how thier tejas was delayed but now they are about to make medium fighter
 
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So its an achievement ryt? Considering how thier tejas was delayed but now they are about to make medium fighter
yes, they will, tejas is their first main project so the delay of tejas project is acceptable, and they have vast aerospace industries as compare to Pakistan
 
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yes, they will, tejas is their first main project so the delay of tejas project is acceptable, and they have vast aerospace industries as compare to Pakistan
There is no aerospace industry in India as such. Only now private firms are being allowed to enter the fray. Some good engineering firms in India are Tata, L&T and Mahindra. Once they are fully invested into the defence industry, they will be a force to be reckoned with.
 
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There is no aerospace industry in India as such. Only now private firms are being allowed to enter the fray. Some good engineering firms in India are Tata, L&T and Mahindra. Once they are fully invested into the defence industry, they will be a force to be reckoned with.
but as compare to Pakistan you have a good aerospace industries
 
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