IAF for multi-nation war games in South Africa

[sikder]

The Indian Air Force (IAF) will feature in multi-nation war games in South Africa next month with the US, German and British air forces, and the event is likely to be witnessed by visiting Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

Riding on the crest of the success of its Jaguars in a similar exercise in Alaska last month, the IAF will be represented by four Mirage 2000 fighter bombers in "Exercise Golden Eagle".

http://news.newkerala.com/india-news/index.php?action=fullnews&id=9007

[Roger Smith]

India is being accepted by the Western world countries as a stable democratically and as well a major player economically, financially and militarily.

[The Watcher]

India is being accepted by the Western world countries as a stable democratically and as well a major player economically, financially and militarily.

HUH? :?

How is your reply related to the topic airforce war games in south africa?

its good for iaf. it will help them learn new air combat tactics in actual combat situation. thats the reason these types of excersises are held to see what each country is capable of? and what can be learn from other countries as far as air forces are concerned.

[Roger Smith]

India is being accepted by the Western world countries as a stable democratically and as well a major player economically, financially and militarily.

HUH? :?

How is your reply related to the topic airforce war games in south africa?

its good for iaf. it will help them learn new air combat tactics in actual combat situation. thats the reason these types of excersises are held to see what each country is capable of? and what can be learn from other countries as far as air forces are concerned.

I meant, if a country is stable democratically than only a host country will invite its organization without fear of any problems being created by the guest country. I agree it will be good for IAF. :)

[XEROX]

Wanted to roll out the SU-30s :india :southafr:

Mirage 2000s cool

[shankercbe]

:cheers