New Book Released: In August 1960, an Indian Air Force C-119G Packet landed at N'Djili airport in the Congo, bringing three crews and about 35 ground personnel from No 12 Squadron, Indian Air Force, to operate UN transport aircraft in that country. They were followed by Canberra bombers of No.5 Squadron. This book - first in the Rakshak Series - details their story. Click the Cover to see ordering details.

No 28 Squadron of the IAF proudly celebrates 50 years of service to the nation on 02 Mar 2013. It is a time to reflect, to rejoice and to celebrate this historic occasion. All the air warriors who were a part of the unit since its inception are cordially invited to be a part of the occasion. View the complete article for the full details .

Pilot Officer Anand Singh Giri (4674 GD(P)) (1930-1954) was just 24 years old when he died in service in 1954. Commissioned in 1954, he flew Tigermoths, Harvards and Vampires and was a keen young officer with No.2 Squadron. His story is told with the help of Photos and Information from his family

 Air Marshal Prithi Singh PVSM AVSM VM Bar ADC, former C-in-C Western Air Command passed away on 16th October 2012 in Delhi.  The man who flew too much fought a battle against the Big C and finally flew his last sortie.  

We are all grieved to learn of passing away of Micky Blake on June 9th, 2012. He was 88 Years old . Micky was a legend in IAF. There is much that needs to be said about Micky, such as his winning the Sword of Honour in his Pilots Course, performance at the PAI and Day Fighter Leader Courses and his leadership qualities. . . .