Indo-France Joint Exercise: India’s Vayuks fly in Rafael in the sky of France

A joint exercise between India and France is going on in France’s Mont de Marsan. During this time, Squadron Leader Saurabh Embu of IAF flew in Raphael.

Mont de Marsanne, ANI ‘Garuda’ maneuvers are going on in Mont de Marsan, France from July 1 between the air force of India and France. Between France and India, there was never such great maneuverability before today’s voyeurism.

During this time Saurabh Embu of Squadron Leader of Indian Air Force flew in Rafael in the skies of France. During the flight flying during the exchange, the French Air Force flew in the Rafael aircraft during the flight.

Explain, the purpose of joint exercises between India and France is to share good practices for enhancing inter viability and collaboration between the two air forces.

Combat maneuvers between India and France are being seen in the warfare of Rafael, Mirage-2000, Sukhoi 30 in this maneuver between India and France.

This ‘Garud Practice’ will be run from one to the 12th of July 2019 under the Hind-Pacific cooperation between the two countries. In this joint Indo-French war practice, Mirage 2000, Sukhoi 30 MKI, Alpha Jet and Kasa are joining the aircraft, but the aircraft which will attract the most attention, its name is Raphael, which will soon be joining the IAF.