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​Future battlespace will be cluttered, congested, contested and complex, said Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari on Thursday, underscoring the need to reimagine, reform, redesign and rebuild the traditional war fighting machinery to adapt to this emerging paradigm. The Chief of Air Staff (CAS) was delivering the General BC Joshi Memorial Lecture on Transformation of IAF into a Contemporary and Future Ready Aerospace Force here at the Savitribai Phule Pune University.

India News: Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari emphasized the need to adapt the traditional war fighting machinery to the future cluttered, congested, contested, and

The IAF chief added the future battlespace will be increasingly complex characterised by heavy dependence on technology, the asymmetric nature of threats, expanded battlespaces

NEW DELHI, Apr 18: Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari on Tuesday highlighted the critical importance of India’s air power considering the nature of its adversaries and said the Balakot operations of 2019 demonstrated its effectiveness even in a ‘no war, no peace’ scenario and under a “nuclear overhang”. The Chief of Air Staff said air

New Delhi, April 18: IAF chief Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari on Tuesday said that operations like Balakot have demonstrated that given the political will, aerospace power can be effectively used in a no-war, no-peace situation, under a nuclear overhang without escalating into a full-blown conflict.

Future wars would need capability of "seeing first", followed by ability to "strike first" and then, "striking the farthest", IAF chief V.R. Chaudhari said on Tuesday.Fighter jets, UAVs, sensors, with long-range ...

The Chief of Air Staff said air power has become an option of choice due to "inherent flexibility" and "unmatched" precision strike capability.

Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari today highlighted the critical importance of India's air power considering the nature of its adversaries and said the Balakot operations of 2019 demonstrated its effectiveness even in a 'no war, no peace' scenario

Future wars would need capability of "seeing first", followed by ability to "strike first" and then, "striking the farthest", IAF chief V.R. Chaudhari said

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