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Situation Difficult, But Relations With Russia Will Continue: Indian Air Force Vice Chief
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will not be significantly impacted by the US sanctions on Russia and India's relations with both the countries remain strong, Vice Chief Air Marshal Sandeep Singh said on Wednesday.
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China Can't Get Better Of Us: Air Force Chief On Eastern Ladakh
The Indian Air Force is very "well positioned" to deal with any threat and very strong deployments have been made in all relevant areas considering the security scenario, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria said on Monday, referring to the border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh.
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Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria "Safe" After Pearl Harbor Shooting: Air Force
In the wake of a shooting incident in Pearl Harbor shipyard, the Indian Air Force said on Thursday Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria, who is currently in the US military base there, is safe.
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"Government Counts Casualties, Not Us": Air Chief Amid Row Over Balakot
The Indian Air Force (IAF) "can't count how many people died", Air chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said today, asked to give a figure of terrorists killed in the February 26 air strike in Pakistan's Balakot.
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Some US Passengers' In-Flight Behaviour Was Secretly Monitored For Years
Federal air marshals have for years been quietly monitoring small numbers of U.S. air passengers and reporting on in-flight behavior considered suspicious, even if those individuals have no known terrorism links, the Transportation Security Administration said on Sunday.
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Mexico Studying Request For US Air Marshals On Cross-Border American Flights
Mexico is studying a request by the United States to put armed US air marshals on cross-border flights, the head of Mexico's National Security Commission said on Tuesday.
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Present Environment May Require Us To Fight 'Short, Swift War': Air Chief BS Dhanoa
The Indian Air Force is prepared to fight a "short and swift war" at a short notice, Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said today. "The nature of conflict in the present geo-political environment may require us to fight a short and swift war for which we need to be alert and prepared to fight on a short notice," he said, speaking at the 85th Air Force Da...
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US Air Marshal Leaves Her Loaded Gun In Delta Flight's Toilet
A US air marshal on a New York bound Delta flight left her loaded service gun in the aircraft's lavatory where it was discovered by a passenger, according to a media report.
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$1 Billion Bid Used Honey-Trapped Ex-Air Force Officer: Note To PM Modi
A letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi claims that when Abhishek Verma, an arms dealer named in several criminal cases, wanted to help his client win a $1 billion dollar deal for the Indian Air Force, he used the help of BJP leader Varun Gandhi and Air Marshal Harish Masand, a senior officer who had retired six years earlier.
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Varun Gandhi 'Honey Trapped', Leaked Defence Secrets: Letter To PM Modi
BJP parliamentarian Varun Gandhi leaked crucial information about defence matters to arms manufacturers after being blackmailed with pictures of him with foreign escorts and prostitutes, Prime Minster Narendra Modi's Office has been told in a letter.
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Armed US Air Marshal Removed From Flight To LA Because He Stank Of Alcohol
An armed US air marshal was removed from a packed Los Angeles-bound plane at Heathrow airport after the captain found that he "stank of booze".
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Air Force Chief Arup Raha Leaves for US on 4-Day Visit
Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha today left on a four-day visit to the US where he will hold discussions on strengthening the bilateral defence cooperation.
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Mega Defence Deals on US Defence Secretary's Delhi Agenda
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part his three-day trip to Delhi that aims at improving defence and strategic ties between India and Washington.
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US Supreme Court to Hear Whistleblower Case
The US Supreme Court will consider later this year whether an air marshal was lawfully sacked for disclosing sensitive information on flight safety to the media, it said Monday.
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Backlash grows over US allowing knives on planes
Flight attendants, pilots, U.S. air marshals and even insurance companies are part of a growing backlash to the Transportation Security Administration's new policy allowing passengers to carry small knives and sports equipment like souvenir baseball bats and golf clubs onto planes.
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Situation Difficult, But Relations With Russia Will Continue: Indian Air Force Vice Chief
The Indian Air Force (IAF) will not be significantly impacted by the US sanctions on Russia and India's relations with both the countries remain strong, Vice Chief Air Marshal Sandeep Singh said on Wednesday.
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China Can't Get Better Of Us: Air Force Chief On Eastern Ladakh
The Indian Air Force is very "well positioned" to deal with any threat and very strong deployments have been made in all relevant areas considering the security scenario, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria said on Monday, referring to the border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh.
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Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria "Safe" After Pearl Harbor Shooting: Air Force
In the wake of a shooting incident in Pearl Harbor shipyard, the Indian Air Force said on Thursday Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria, who is currently in the US military base there, is safe.
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"Government Counts Casualties, Not Us": Air Chief Amid Row Over Balakot
The Indian Air Force (IAF) "can't count how many people died", Air chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said today, asked to give a figure of terrorists killed in the February 26 air strike in Pakistan's Balakot.
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Some US Passengers' In-Flight Behaviour Was Secretly Monitored For Years
Federal air marshals have for years been quietly monitoring small numbers of U.S. air passengers and reporting on in-flight behavior considered suspicious, even if those individuals have no known terrorism links, the Transportation Security Administration said on Sunday.
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Mexico Studying Request For US Air Marshals On Cross-Border American Flights
Mexico is studying a request by the United States to put armed US air marshals on cross-border flights, the head of Mexico's National Security Commission said on Tuesday.
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Present Environment May Require Us To Fight 'Short, Swift War': Air Chief BS Dhanoa
The Indian Air Force is prepared to fight a "short and swift war" at a short notice, Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said today. "The nature of conflict in the present geo-political environment may require us to fight a short and swift war for which we need to be alert and prepared to fight on a short notice," he said, speaking at the 85th Air Force Da...
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US Air Marshal Leaves Her Loaded Gun In Delta Flight's Toilet
A US air marshal on a New York bound Delta flight left her loaded service gun in the aircraft's lavatory where it was discovered by a passenger, according to a media report.
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$1 Billion Bid Used Honey-Trapped Ex-Air Force Officer: Note To PM Modi
A letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi claims that when Abhishek Verma, an arms dealer named in several criminal cases, wanted to help his client win a $1 billion dollar deal for the Indian Air Force, he used the help of BJP leader Varun Gandhi and Air Marshal Harish Masand, a senior officer who had retired six years earlier.
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Varun Gandhi 'Honey Trapped', Leaked Defence Secrets: Letter To PM Modi
BJP parliamentarian Varun Gandhi leaked crucial information about defence matters to arms manufacturers after being blackmailed with pictures of him with foreign escorts and prostitutes, Prime Minster Narendra Modi's Office has been told in a letter.
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Armed US Air Marshal Removed From Flight To LA Because He Stank Of Alcohol
An armed US air marshal was removed from a packed Los Angeles-bound plane at Heathrow airport after the captain found that he "stank of booze".
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Air Force Chief Arup Raha Leaves for US on 4-Day Visit
Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha today left on a four-day visit to the US where he will hold discussions on strengthening the bilateral defence cooperation.
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Mega Defence Deals on US Defence Secretary's Delhi Agenda
US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part his three-day trip to Delhi that aims at improving defence and strategic ties between India and Washington.
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US Supreme Court to Hear Whistleblower Case
The US Supreme Court will consider later this year whether an air marshal was lawfully sacked for disclosing sensitive information on flight safety to the media, it said Monday.
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Backlash grows over US allowing knives on planes
Flight attendants, pilots, U.S. air marshals and even insurance companies are part of a growing backlash to the Transportation Security Administration's new policy allowing passengers to carry small knives and sports equipment like souvenir baseball bats and golf clubs onto planes.
