
Jorhat, Dec 12: Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, General Officer Commanding of Spear Corps, visited the 106 Squadron of the Indian Air Force at Jorhat, Assam, on the occasion of its 66th Raising Day. The visit highlighted the enduring partnership between the Assam Regiment and the 106 Squadron, which has been officially affiliated since 2021.
During the event, Lt Gen Pendharkar interacted with the squadron personnel, commending their operational readiness, professionalism, and dedication to service. He emphasized the importance of synergy between the army and air force units in enhancing operational efficiency and mission success.
The 106 Squadron, known for its distinguished service and illustrious history, showcased its capabilities and recent achievements to the GOC. The visit also provided an opportunity to review ongoing training, operational preparedness, and future collaborative exercises aimed at strengthening joint operations.
The affiliation between the Assam Regiment and the “Flyboys” of the 106 Squadron has fostered mutual respect, camaraderie, and inter-service cooperation. Lt Gen Pendharkar reiterated that such bonds enhance morale, encourage knowledge sharing, and reinforce the collective mission of defending the nation.
The Raising Day celebrations included formal ceremonies, briefings, and interactions with veterans and current personnel, reflecting the proud legacy and operational excellence of the squadron. The visit concluded with Lt Gen Pendharkar acknowledging the squadron’s contribution to national security and affirming the continued support of Spear Corps in future endeavors.
Jorhat, Dec 12: Lt Gen Abhijit S Pendharkar, General Officer Commanding of Spear Corps, visited the 106 Squadron of the Indian Air Force at Jorhat, Assam, on the occasion of its 66th Raising Day. The visit highlighted the enduring partnership between the Assam Regiment and the 106 Squadron, which has been officially affiliated since 2021.
During the event, Lt Gen Pendharkar interacted with the squadron personnel, commending their operational readiness, professionalism, and dedication to service. He emphasized the importance of synergy between the army and air force units in enhancing operational efficiency and mission success.
The 106 Squadron, known for its distinguished service and illustrious history, showcased its capabilities and recent achievements to the GOC. The visit also provided an opportunity to review ongoing training, operational preparedness, and future collaborative exercises aimed at strengthening joint operations.
The affiliation between the Assam Regiment and the “Flyboys” of the 106 Squadron has fostered mutual respect, camaraderie, and inter-service cooperation. Lt Gen Pendharkar reiterated that such bonds enhance morale, encourage knowledge sharing, and reinforce the collective mission of defending the nation.
The Raising Day celebrations included formal ceremonies, briefings, and interactions with veterans and current personnel, reflecting the proud legacy and operational excellence of the squadron. The visit concluded with Lt Gen Pendharkar acknowledging the squadron’s contribution to national security and affirming the continued support of Spear Corps in future endeavors.
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