Fighter jets mesmerized on Republic Day, Trishul and eagle roared in the sky, watch the video
Air force formations on Republic Day 2023: Keeping in mind the theme of ‘self-reliant India’, only Made-in-India weapon systems are being displayed at the Republic Day parade this year. In other videos shared by the IAF, fighter jets and other military weapon carriers are seen flying in various formations like ‘Bhima’, ‘Netra’, and ‘Vajrang’.
Highlights
- Deadly fighter jets of the Air Force fascinate people by making shapes like Trishul and eagle
- A ‘Baaz’ formation comprising three MiG 29 multirole fighters was also formed.
- The Bhima formation included a C-17 heavy-lift aircraft along with two Sukhoi 30 fighters.
New Delhi. On the occasion of Republic Day, the Armed Forces not only demonstrated their military might by showcasing weapon systems made in India but also created trident and eagle-like shapes with the help of deadly jet fighters. Charmed. Visuals shared by the Indian Air Force (IAF) show Su-30 MKI fighter jets flying in the ‘Trishul’ formation. At the same time, in another video, the ‘Baaz’ (Baaz) formation was also made including three MiG 29 multirole fighter aircraft.
In other videos shared by the IAF, fighter jets and other military weapon carriers are seen flying in various formations like ‘Bhima’, ‘Netra’, and ‘Vajrang’. The Bhima formation comprises two Sukhoi 30 MKI air superiority fighters along with a C-17 heavy lift transport aircraft.
#WATCH | A AEW&C – Netra in the center flanked by four Rafale multi-role fighters in ‘Netra’ formation at Republic Day flypast
(Video source: Western Air Command, IAF) pic.twitter.com/heDi8lYPiL
— ANI (@ANI) January 26, 2023
Also, the Vajrang formation includes the C 130 Super Hercules transport aircraft, with two Rafale multirole fighters on either side. Other aerial formations during the Republic Day flypast included ‘Dhwaj’, ‘Rudra’, ‘Amrit’, and ‘Tiranga’ by aircraft like Dakota, C-17, and C-130 transport aircraft and Jaguars.
Keeping in mind the theme of ‘Self-reliant India’, only Made-in-India weapon systems were displayed at the Republic Day parade this year. Some of the indigenously developed weapons include the K-9 Vajra howitzer, MBT Arjun, Nag anti-tank guided missile, BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, Akash air defense missile, and Quick Reaction Fighting Vehicle.
