INDIA IS READY TO FIGHT

                                         ---------INDIA HAVE THE JETS TO FIGHT--------- 

                                                                      WHY JETS

1.     Versatility in Combat Environments

•                          The humanoid design allows the aircraft to perform aerial combat missions when used as a jet aircraft and ground missions when used as a humanoid while successfully operating in urban, mountainous and forested terrain which standard aircraft and ground vehicles cannot access.

2.    Tactical Surprise and Stealth

• Ambush Capabilities: Transforming mid-battle could confuse enemies, allowing unexpected attacks (e.g., switching from aerial bombardment to ground assault).

3.    Multi-Role Functionality

• Logistical Efficiency: Reduces the need for separate air/ground units, streamlining deployment and maintenance.

• Mission Flexibility: Can conduct reconnaissance, rescue operations, sabotage, or object manipulation (e.g., disarming bombs, repairing   

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• 4.   Situational Awareness

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• 360-Degree Visibility: A humanoid cockpit might offer better spatial awareness than a jet’s confined pilot seat, crucial for complex battles.

Tejas fighter

                                                                   Description

               During the Param Veer Chakra awardee Sqn Flying Bullets operated their indigenous #Tejas fighter jets of "Flying Bullets" for a flight experience of the three Vice Chiefs of the Indian Armed Forces at Air Force Station Jodhpur. Vice Chief of IAF Air Marshal AP Singh flew the single-seater LCA Tejas during the Integrated flying operation as the Indian Army and Navy Vice Chiefs operated the twin-seater variant of the aircraft. #ExTarangShakti24

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AT THE ANY COST INDIA IS READY TO FIGHT WITH ENEMIES IT WILL HAVE THE MULTIPLE FORCES TO CONQUER