Prayagraj (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 17 (ANI): Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria on Thursday addressed the top brass of the Central Air Command and urged them to ensure robust physical and cyber security of airbases and assets. In his address to the Commanders, the Air Chief emphasised the need for critical analysis to enhance operational preparedness, focus on maintenance practices and ensure robust physical and cyber security, the IAF said in a release. He directed the Commanders to ensure that the readiness of all platforms, weapon systems and assets are kept at the highest level. The chief appreciated the role of Central Air Command in the recent flood relief efforts and aid to civil administration.
Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria visited Central Air Command in Prayagraj for the annual commanders’ Conference and emphasized the need for critical analysis to enhance op preparedness, focus on maintenance practices & ensure robust physical & cyber security: Indian Air Force pic.twitter.com/Zu5qwoltdN
Urging the Commanders to continue their efforts in ensuring a safe operational flying environment, the Air Chief Marshal stressed the need to augment the combat capability of the Indian Air Force through innovation, self-reliance and indigenisation.
Need to augment combat capability of IAF through innovation, self-reliance, says Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria
Chief of Air Staff (CAS) and Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria visited the Central Air Command Headquarters in Prayagraj on Thursday and urged the commanders to continue their efforts to ensure a safe flying environment and stressed the need to augment the combat capability of IAF through innovation, self-reliance and indigenisation. The Indian Air Force on Friday reported in a series of tweets that the CAS has visited the Central Air Command Headquarters for the Annual CDRS Conference. He urged the commanders to continue their efforts to ensure a safe flying environment. “CAS emphasized the need for critical analysis to enhance operational preparedness, focus on maintenance practices and ensure robust physical and cyber security,” said the IAF in a tweet. “CAS urged the commanders to continue their efforts to ensure a safe flying environment and stressed the need to augment the combat capability of IAF through innovation, self-reliance and indigenisation,” informed the Indian Air Force (IAF).
