Indian Air Force to participate in Red Flag 2024 in Alaska, featuring Rafale jets
By Anish Kumar | First Published May 30, 2024, 8:49 PM ISTApart from India, the NATO member states, the US and partners will be participating in a 15-day-long exercise at Eielson Base in the US’ Alaska. Indian Air Force’s eight Rafale fighters, IL-78 air to air refuellers and the C-17 transport aircraft have reached Alaska with staging halts at Greece and Portugal.
Indian Air Force (IAF) will be participating in the multi-national exercise Red Flag 2024 at Eielson base in United States’ Alaska, wherein Rafale fighter aircraft will also be the part of the wargame.
Apart from India, the NATO member states, the US and partners will be participating in a 15-day-long exercise at Eielson Base in the US’ Alaska.
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Onwards and Upwards.
An contingent arrived today at the Eielson AF Base of , at Alaska, USA, to participate in the upcoming edition of the multi-national exercise Red Flag 24.
Ably supported by its IL-78 air to air refuellers and the C-17 transport ac, the IAF… pic.twitter.com/8mi2VlNbVT
Indian Air Force’s eight Rafale fighters, IL-78 air to air refuellers and the C-17 transport aircraft have reached Alaska with staging halts at Greece and Portugal.
"Onwards and Upwards. An #IAF contingent arrived today at the Eielson AF Base of @usairforce, at Alaska, USA, to participate in the upcoming edition of the multi-national exercise Red Flag 24. Ably supported by its IL-78 air to air refuellers and the C-17 transport ac, the IAF Rafale fighters took a transatlantic flight with staging halts at Greece and Portugal," IAF said in a post on X.
"Aimed to integrate aircrew in a multinational environment, Ex Red Flag is a two-week advanced aerial combat training exercise. #HarKaamDeshKeNaam #DiplomatsInFlightSuits," it added.
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A multi-national exercise, the Red Flag wargame is designed to replicate a realistic and challenging environment.
It would bring together aircrew and equipment from different nations and different services.
It must be noted that there are two distinct Red Flag exercise locations -- Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada and in Alaska.
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