Highway Becomes Helipad! Indian Army Helicopters Land and Take Off Near Pak Border
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Indian Army conducts drill on national highway in Pakistan border
DANTOUR: In a striking display of India’s operational mobility and defensive capabilities across the Indo-Pakistan border, the Indian Army, swiftly transformed a stretch of National Highway 911 near Dantour in Rajasthan into a military helicopter operating zone. Rudra, Dhruv and Chetak helicopters conducted successful landing and take-off drills on the highway on September 29, Tuesday, testing the Army’s ability to sustain aviation operations wh…
NH-911 near the India-Pakistan border was converted into a temporary military runway. Rudra, Dhruv, and Chetak helicopters conducted landing and takeoff exercises near Dantaur to practice options for the mission.
Army conducted helicopter landing/take-off exercise on NH-911 near Indo-Pak border in Bikaner. This exercise was meant to increase military mobility and quick response capability even in the absence of a conventional airbase.
The Indian Army has converted a section of National Highway 911 near Dantor in Rajasthan, close to the India-Pakistan border, into a temporary helipad. As part of the exercise, army helicopters successfully landed and took off on the highway. The exercise was organised to mark the 10th anniversary of the Indian Army's 'surgical strike' near the LoC in September 2016. The surgical strike was carried out in retaliation for the terrorist attack on …
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