IAF Chief Addresses Officers at College of Air Warfare, Secunderabad

 

New Delhi: Chief of Air Staff (CAS) Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria visited College of Air Warfare (CAW) in Secunderabad on September 3. The college had its origin dating back to 1959, and is an IAF institution of higher learning, which conducts courses on Air Warfare for tri-service officers in an integrated manner.

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During his visit, the Air Chief addressed officers from all the three Services undergoing the 44th Higher Air Command Course (HACC). He sensitised them about the emerging contours of National Security, emphasised the unique attributes of air power that would allow its employment in likely scenarios and apprised the course officers about the progress being made in deliberations that are ongoing for creating integrated structures towards enhancing synergy in future war fighting.

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