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52 officers graduate from flying instructor’s school

A total of 52 officers graduated from the Flying Instructors’ School (FIS) at the Air Force Station, Tambaram on Friday, a release stated. They included 42 officers of the Air Force, 2 from the Army, 5 from the Navy, 1 from the Coast Guard and 2 officers from the Myanmar Air Force.

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Published:8th Jun, 2019 at 8:15 AM

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Air Marshal Rajesh Kumar, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Central Air Command, presided over the the valedictory function for the 146th Qualified Flying Instructors Course (QFIC).

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52 officers graduate from flying instructor’s school

A total of 52 officers graduated from the Flying Instructors’ School (FIS) at the Air Force Station, Tambaram on Friday, a release stated. They included 42 officers of the Air Force, 2 from the Army, 5 from the Navy, 1 from the Coast Guard and 2 officers from the Myanmar Air Force.

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