A.K. Antony and Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne during a programme where 'Tejas' was given IOC-II
Published on Fri, Dec 20 2013 23:00 IST | 585 Views
Regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world, the indigenously-designed Tejas during initial operational clearance (IOC-II) test in Bangalore on Dec.20, 2013.
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Regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world, the indigenously-designed Tejas during initial operational clearance (IOC-II) test in Bangalore on Dec.20, 2013.
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Regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world, the indigenously-designed Tejas during initial operational clearance (IOC-II) test in Bangalore on Dec.20, 2013.
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Defence Minister A.K. Antony and Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne with team `Tejas` during a programme where indigenously-designed `Tejas`, regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world was inducted into Air Force after it passed initial operational clearance (IOC-II)
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Defence Minister A.K. Antony and Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne during a function where indigenously-designed `Tejas`, regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world was tested for initial operational clearance (IOC-II) by the Centre for Military Airworthiness and Certification (CEMILAC), an establishment of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)
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Defence Minister A.K. Antony interacts with pilots during a programme where indigenously-designed `Tejas`, regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world was inducted into Air Force after it passed initial operational clearance (IOC-II)
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`Tejas` team pose for a photograph with indigenously-designed `Tejas`, regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world, after it passed initial operational clearance (IOC-II) test
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Defence Minister A K Antony addresses during a function where indigenously-designed `Tejas`, regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world was tested for initial operational clearance (IOC-II) by the Centre for Military Airworthiness and Certification (CEMILAC), an establishment of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)
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`Tejas` team celebrates as indigenously-designed `Tejas`, regarded as the smallest and the lightest combat jet in the world, after it passed initial operational clearance (IOC-II) test
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