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Rohit Sharma
The upcoming Republic Day show by the Indian Air Force is poised to feature the 'Tangail' formation, reenacting India's first hostile airdrop in 1971. The heritage aircraft Dakota, flanked by two Dornier Do-228 aircraft, will take centrestage.
The aircraft in the Tangail formation will fly using a blend of Aviation Turbine Fuel and Biofuel, showcasing a commitment to sustainable aviation practices and environmental responsibility.
The forthcoming Republic Day parade is expected to spotlight India's defence prowess with displays of cutting-edge indigenous weapon systems, including the LCH Prachand chopper, Pinaka rocket launchers, and Nag anti-tank missiles, highlighting the nation's strides in defense technology.
Designed and manufactured by HAL, the LCH Prachand, India's first Multi-Role Combat Helicopter boasts ground attack and aerial combat capabilities along with advanced navigation, stealth features, and formidable night attack capabilities making it a standout in modern warfare.
Developed by DRDO, the upcoming parade is expected to showcase the Nag anti-tank missiles system with "Fire & Forget" and "Top Attack" capabilities. This will highlight India's indigenous missile technology with passive homing guidance and the BMP II based missile carrier, NAMICA.