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Squadron Leader Ranbir Singh
| Service No & Branch | 6500 F(P) (Orig: GD(P)) | No Image Available | ||||||||
| Date of Birth: -- --- ---- | Commissioned: 26 May 1962 | Course: 81 Course | ||||||||
| Service End: | Retired on 15 Oct 1979 Released to Air India | Nick Name : | ||||||||
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| Vayu Sena Medal (Gallantry) | ||||
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| Fg Offr | Ranbir Singh | 6500 GD(P) | Award Date | Announced 01 Jan 1967 |
| Details : | Fg. Offir. Ranbir Singh has been operating in NEFA and Nagaland and has flown numerous missions to advance landing grounds in difficult terrain. Due to his intimate knowledge of terrain and flying ability, he was specially selected for flying the members of the peace mission during the peace talks in Nagaland. Throughout, Flying Officer Ranbir Singh displayed professional skill, courage and devotion to duty. | |||
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| Reference : Gazette of India dated 7th January, 1967- No.102 - Pres/66 dated 31st December 1966 | ||||
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