India News | Combined Graduation Parade at Air Force Academy on Dec 17
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A Combined Graduation Parade (CGP) will be held at Air Force Academy in Dundigal near here on December 17 to mark the successful completion of the pre-commissioning training of Flight Cadets of various branches of the Indian Air Force.
Hyderabad, Dec 14 (PTI) A Combined Graduation Parade (CGP) will be held at Air Force Academy in Dundigal near here on December 17 to mark the successful completion of the pre-commissioning training of Flight Cadets of various branches of the Indian Air Force.
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Air Chief Marshal Shaikh Abdul Hannan, Chief of the Air Staff, Bangladesh Air Force would be the Chief Guest and Reviewing Officer (RO) of the CGP, a Defence release said on Wednesday.
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It is the first instance where a foreign Service Chief would be reviewing the CGP, it said.
During the ceremony, Hannan will confer the "President's Commission" to the graduating trainees. The ceremony includes the presentation of ‘Wings' and ‘Brevets' to the Flight Cadets who would be successfully completing Flying and Navigation Training respectively.
The RO will also award ‘Wings' to officers of the Indian Navy, the Indian Coast Guard and trainees from Friendly Foreign Countries on successful completion of their flying training at the Air Force Academy.
He will also present the President's Plaque to those Flight Cadets who stand first in the overall order of merit in the Flying, Navigation and Ground Duty branches.
The Combined Graduation Parade will also have a fly past by formations of Chetak, Pilatus PC-7, Kiran and Hawk aircraft, skydiving display by Akashganga and aerobatic display by Pilatus PC-7, Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team (SKAT) and Sarang and aerobatic display by SU-30 aircraft, the release added.
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