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Indian Air Force IL-76MD
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ASTRA MISSILE LAUNCHED FROM INDIAN AIR FORCE SUKHOI 30MKI


 
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India's NSG In Full Kit


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Spotted this crack team from India's primary anti-terror special service, the National Security Guard at the Bhartiya Janata Party headquarters yesterday. They dropped by for a security sweep ahead of the arrival of prime minister designate Narendra Modi. Here's a Vine vid of their sweep.

Livefist: Spotted: India's NSG In Full Kit

Credit : @skysthelimit
 
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Picture of the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29B Baaz (9-12B) aircraft

VayuSena MiG-29B Baaz from No. 28 Squadron, 'The First Supersonics' based in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The squadron got its name by being the first IAF Squadron to break the sound barrier in level flight. They did it in a MiG-21F (Type-74) in late 1963. Other Squadrons had broken the sound barrier in dives for many years before 28 Squadron, flying types like the Hunter, Mystere IVa and the Gnat. In the background is a MiG-21Bison from No.3 Squadron 'Cobras' AFS Ambala
 
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Picture of the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29B Baaz (9-12B) aircraft

VayuSena MiG-29B Baaz from No. 28 Squadron, 'The First Supersonics' based in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The squadron got its name by being the first IAF Squadron to break the sound barrier in level flight. They did it in a MiG-21F (Type-74) in late 1963. Other Squadrons had broken the sound barrier in dives for many years before 28 Squadron, flying types like the Hunter, Mystere IVa and the Gnat. In the background is a MiG-21Bison from No.3 Squadron 'Cobras' AFS Ambala


Ok ive got a question.. why do indian forces name their imported equipment.. like mig-29=baaz,hinds=Akbar,t-90=bhishma and so on?
 
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NATO codename? lol

NATO uses english codenames for russian and chinese weapon systems... they dont use "codenames" for their own equipment..

Like wise we use our language for the Imported weapons
 
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