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CBI Files Corruption Case Against Rolls Royce, Top Executives
The Ministry of Defence in a meeting held on September 3, 2003, approved the procurement of 66 Hawk 115 Aircraft and the signing of an Inter-Government Agreement between the governments of India and the UK.
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Air Force's Hawk Trainer Jet Crashes After Take-Off In Bengal, Pilots Safe
A Hawk advanced trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed minutes after it took off from the Air Force base in West Bengal today. Both pilots of the jet ejected safely.
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China, Yes. Pakistan, No. Who's Present As Indian Navy Shows Off Strength.
The sleepy and sunny waters of the Bay and Bengal have come alive with the overhead roar of Advanced Jet Trainers (HAWK AJT) piercing their way through the clear blue skies.
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Indian Navy inducts advanced jet trainer 'Hawk 132'
Indian Navy today inducted the fourth generation advanced jet trainer aircraft 'Hawk 132', which has led to a jump in the operational versatility.
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India agrees to buy 57 Hawk jets worth about $800 million
British Aerospace has won a Rs 3,640 crore ($800 million) order to provide the Indian Air Force and Navy with 57 additional Hawk Advanced Jet Trainers. The final terms and conditions for the contract were signed in the presence of British Prime Minister David Cameron, who is in India on an official visit. India has already contracted BAE to suppl...
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CBI Files Corruption Case Against Rolls Royce, Top Executives
The Ministry of Defence in a meeting held on September 3, 2003, approved the procurement of 66 Hawk 115 Aircraft and the signing of an Inter-Government Agreement between the governments of India and the UK.
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Air Force's Hawk Trainer Jet Crashes After Take-Off In Bengal, Pilots Safe
A Hawk advanced trainer aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed minutes after it took off from the Air Force base in West Bengal today. Both pilots of the jet ejected safely.
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China, Yes. Pakistan, No. Who's Present As Indian Navy Shows Off Strength.
The sleepy and sunny waters of the Bay and Bengal have come alive with the overhead roar of Advanced Jet Trainers (HAWK AJT) piercing their way through the clear blue skies.
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Indian Navy inducts advanced jet trainer 'Hawk 132'
Indian Navy today inducted the fourth generation advanced jet trainer aircraft 'Hawk 132', which has led to a jump in the operational versatility.
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India agrees to buy 57 Hawk jets worth about $800 million
British Aerospace has won a Rs 3,640 crore ($800 million) order to provide the Indian Air Force and Navy with 57 additional Hawk Advanced Jet Trainers. The final terms and conditions for the contract were signed in the presence of British Prime Minister David Cameron, who is in India on an official visit. India has already contracted BAE to suppl...
