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Chief of the Army Staff witnesses Aero India, appreciates synergy
General Bipin Rawat, the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), witnessed the eleventh biennial edition of Aerospace and Defence Exhibition — Aero India 2017 at Air Force Station Yelahanka in Bengaluru on February 14, 2017.
COAS visited galleries of government, public and private enterprises. He interacted with a number of national and international manufacturing houses. COAS appreciated the synergy among industry, academia and the Indian armed forces. COAS displayed interest in the ‘Make in India’ initiatives and the national response which had accelerated the pace of modernisation.
During the day, the Army Aviation Corps of the Indian Army with their flying machines too displayed a glimpse of their capabilities during Aero India 2017. The ALH-WSI, commonly known as the Rudra, an armed version of the indigenous advance light helicopter, demonstrated its air strike capability in close support of ground forces. One section of the Army Aviation pavilion also showcased the evolution of aircrafts in the Indian Army. The Army Chief also visited the Army Aviation pavilion in Aero India 2017.
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