Indian Air Force Swimming

The Jaish-e-Mohammed terror training camp at Balakot, hit by Indian Air Force fighters in a pre-dawn strike across the Line of Control, housed hundreds of suicide attackers and their trainers who were shifted from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir to a five-star, resort-style camp in a hilltop forest after the Pulwama attack.

A team of six is swimming, in relay, from the iconic Gateway of India here to Mangaluru in Karnataka, covering over 1,000 km, to pay tribute to the victims of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.

Three swimmers of the Air Force today launched an ambitious campaign to trace the stream of the river Ganga, swimming over 2,800 kilometres from Devaprayag in Uttarakhand to Ganga Sagar in West Bengal.

The Jaish-e-Mohammed terror training camp at Balakot, hit by Indian Air Force fighters in a pre-dawn strike across the Line of Control, housed hundreds of suicide attackers and their trainers who were shifted from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir to a five-star, resort-style camp in a hilltop forest after the Pulwama attack.

A team of six is swimming, in relay, from the iconic Gateway of India here to Mangaluru in Karnataka, covering over 1,000 km, to pay tribute to the victims of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.

Three swimmers of the Air Force today launched an ambitious campaign to trace the stream of the river Ganga, swimming over 2,800 kilometres from Devaprayag in Uttarakhand to Ganga Sagar in West Bengal.