List of Indian Air Force stations
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The Indian Air Force currently operates seven Air Commands. Each command is headed by an Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the rank of Air Marshal.
The Air Force currently has over 60 air stations all over India. These are grouped into seven commands: Western Air Command at New Delhi, Delhi. Eastern Air Command at Shillong, Meghalaya. Central Air Command at Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Southern Air Command at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. South Western Air Command at Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Training Command at Bengaluru, Karnataka, and Maintenance Command at Nagpur, Maharashtra. The largest airbase is in Hindon, Uttar Pradesh.
There are a number of newer air stations being built as well, in line with India's strategic doctrine. The Indian Navy has some separate air stations for its aviation wing.
Western Air Command is the largest Air Command. It operates sixteen air stations from Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and a couple of Air stations in Uttar Pradesh. Eastern Air Command operates fifteen air stations in eastern and north-eastern India. Central Air Command operates two air stations in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and surrounding states of central India. Southern Air Command's tasks include protecting the vital shipping routes. It operates nine air stations in Southern India and two in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. South Western Air Command is the front line of defence against Pakistan. This important command operates twelve air stations in Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
List of air stations
Note: Station and unit details are from Scramble.nl (2009) and outdated.[1] Article needs to be revised/updated.
Station | ICAO | Runway | Elevation | Geographical coordinates | State/territory | Wing | Squadrons | Aircraft |
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Western Air Command | ||||||||
Adampur AFS | VIAX | 13/31 | 775 ft / 236 m | 31°26′06″N 75°45′26″E / 31.434879°N 75.757256°E / 31.434879; 75.757256 (Adampur AFS) | Punjab | 8th Wing | No. 47 Squadron | Mikoyan MiG-29 |
Ambala AFS | VIAM | 12L/30R 12R/30L |
900 ft / 274 m | 30°22′14″N 76°49′4″E / 30.37056°N 76.81778°E / 30.37056; 76.81778 (Ambala AFS) | Haryana | 7 Wing | No. 5 Squadron
14 Sqn Missile and UAV Squadron 2209 & Squadron 2251S |
SEPECAT Jaguar |
Amritsar AFS | VIAR | 16/34 | 755 ft / 230 m | 31°42′28″N 74°47′57″E / 31.70778°N 74.79917°E / 31.70778; 74.79917 (Amritsar AFS) | Punjab | 1 FBSU | - | - |
Awantipur AFS | VIAW | 12/30 | 5,400 ft / 1,646 m | 33°52′35.86″N 74°58′32.45″E / 33.8766278°N 74.9756806°E / 33.8766278; 74.9756806 (Awantipur AFS) | Jammu & Kashmir | 8 FBSU | - | - |
Bathinda AFS | VIBT | 13/31 | 700 ft /213 m | 30°16′08″N 74°45′27″E / 30.268848°N 74.757430°E / 30.268848; 74.757430 (Bhatinda AFS) | Punjab | 34 Wing | No. 17 Squadron | Dassault Rafale |
Chandigarh AFS | VICG | 11/29 | 1,012 ft / 308 m | 30°40′35″N 76°47′19″E / 30.676290°N 76.788535°E / 30.676290; 76.788535 (Chandigarh AFS) | Chandigarh | 12 Wing | No. 44 Squadron | Transport:
Helicopters: |
Gurugram AFS[2][3][4] | Logistics base | 28°26′14″N 77°01′43″E / 28.437098°N 77.028544°E / 28.437098; 77.028544 (Gurugram AFS) | Haryana | IFC and IMAC.[5][6] | - | - | ||
Faridabad AFS | Logistics base | 28°22′19″N 77°16′35″E / 28.371888°N 77.276432°E / 28.371888; 77.276432 (Faridabad AFS) | Haryana | 54 ASP, 56th Air Storage Park, Guard dog training.[7][8][9][10] | - | - | ||
Halwara AFS | VIHX | 13/31 | 790 ft / 241 m | 30°44′53″N 75°38′00″E / 30.748041°N 75.633209°E / 30.748041; 75.633209 (Halwara AFS) | Punjab | 9 Wing, | No. 220 Squadron IAF | Sukhoi Su-30MKI |
Hindon AFS | VIDX | 09/27 | 700 ft / 213 m | 28°42′28″N 77°21′34″E / 28.707647°N 77.359340°E / 28.707647; 77.359340 (Hindon AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | 28 Wing | No. 77 Squadron | Transport:
Helicopters: |
Vadsar AFS | AFS | - | - | 23°08′46″N 72°28′53″E / 23.146200°N 72.481270°E / 23.146200; 72.481270 (Vadsar AFS) | Gujarat | 47 Signal Unit | - | - |
Jammu AFS | VIJU | 18/36 | 1029 ft /
314 m |
32°41′21″N 074°50′15″E | Jammu & Kashmir | 23 Wing | No. 153 Helicopter Unit | Helicopters:
Combat Jets: |
Leh AFS | VILH | 06/24 07R/25L 07L/25R |
10,682 ft/ 3,256 m | 34°08′14″N 77°32′48″E / 34.137216°N 77.546614°E / 34.137216; 77.546614 (Leh AFS) | Ladakh | 21 Wing | No. 114 Helicopter Unit | Mil Mi-17 |
Palam AFS | VIDP | 09/27 10/28 |
776 ft / 237 m | 28°34′25″N 77°06′53″E / 28.573736°N 77.114610°E / 28.573736; 77.114610 (Palam AFS) | Delhi | 3 Wing | No. 41 Squadron | Hawker Siddeley HS 748 |
Pathankot AFS | VIPK | 01/19 | 1,017 ft / 310 m | 32°14′13″N 75°38′00″E / 32.236929°N 75.633227°E / 32.236929; 75.633227 (Pathankot AFS) | Punjab | 18 Wing | No. 125 Helicopter Squadron | Helicopters: |
Sarsawa AFS | VISP | 09/27 | 891 ft / 272 m | 29°59′37″N 77°25′50″E / 29.993718°N 77.430671°E / 29.993718; 77.430671 (Sarsawa AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | 30 Wing | No. 117 Helicopter Unit | Mil Mi-17 |
Sirsa AFS | VISX | 05/23 | 650 ft / 198 m | 29°33′46″N 75°00′19″E / 29.56278°N 75.00528°E / 29.56278; 75.00528 (Sirsa AFS) | Haryana | 45 Wing | ||
Srinagar AFS | VISR | 13/31 | 5,458 ft / 1,664 m | 33°59′40″N 74°45′55″E / 33.994374°N 74.765299°E / 33.994374; 74.765299 (Srinagar AFS) | Jammu & Kashmir | 1 Wing | No. 223 Squadron | Mikoyan MiG-29 |
Udhampur AFS | VIUX | 18/36 | 1,950 ft / 594 m | 32°54′41″N 75°09′16″E / 32.911503°N 75.154410°E / 32.911503; 75.154410 (Udhampur AFS) | Jammu & Kashmir | HQ AOC J&K
39 Wing |
No. 132 Helicopter Flight | HAL Cheetah |
Eastern Air Command | ||||||||
Purnea AFS | VEBD | 18/36 | 412 ft / 125 m | 25°45′35″N 087°24′36″E | Bihar | 14FBSU | - | - |
Bagdogra AFS | VEBD | 18/36 | 412 ft / 125 m | 26°40′52″N 88°19′43″E / 26.68111°N 88.32861°E / 26.68111; 88.32861 (Bagdogra AFS) | West Bengal | 20 Wing | No. 156 Helicopter Unit | Mil Mi-17 |
Barapani AFS | VEBI | 04/22 | 2910 ft / 886 m | 25°42′13″N 091°58′43″E / 25.70361°N 91.97861°E / 25.70361; 91.97861 (Barapani AFS) | Meghalaya | |||
Barrackpore AFS | VEBR | 02/20 | 18 ft / 5 m | 22°46′55″N 88°21′33″E / 22.78194°N 88.35917°E / 22.78194; 88.35917 (Barrackpore AFS) | West Bengal | 6 Wing | No. 157 Helicopter Unit | Mil Mi-17 |
Chabua AFS | VECA | 05/23 | 350 ft / 107 m | 27°27′44″N 95°07′05″E / 27.46222°N 95.11806°E / 27.46222; 95.11806 (Chabua AFS) | Assam | 14 Wing | No. 102 Squadron | Sukhoi Su-30MKI |
Hasimara AFS | VEHX | 11L/29R 11R/29L |
340 ft /104 m | 26°41′53″N 89°22′08″E / 26.69806°N 89.36889°E / 26.69806; 89.36889 (Hasimara AFS) | West Bengal | 16 Wing | No. 101 Squadron IAF | Dassault Rafale |
Jorhat AFS | VEJT | 04/22 | 284 ft / 87 m | 26°43′54″N 94°10′32″E / 26.73167°N 94.17556°E / 26.73167; 94.17556 (Jorhat AFS) | Assam | 10 Wing | No. 43 Squadron | Antonov An-32 |
Kalaikunda AFS | VEDX | 17/35 | 200 ft / 60 m | 22°20′21.90″N 87°12′52.37″E / 22.3394167°N 87.2145472°E / 22.3394167; 87.2145472 (Kalaikunda AFS) | West Bengal | 5th Wing(Sqdn18 with MiG27s & OCU with MiG21s) | ||
Kumbhigram AFS | VEKU | 06/24 | 352 ft / 107 m | 24°54′47″N 92°58′43″E / 24.91306°N 92.97861°E / 24.91306; 92.97861 (Kumbhigram AFS) | Assam | 22 Wing | No. 110 Helicopter Unit | Mil Mi-8 |
Mohanbari AFS | VEMN | 05/23 | 361 ft / 110 m | 27°28′50″N 95°01′18″E / 27.48056°N 95.02167°E / 27.48056; 95.02167 (Mohanbari AFS) | Assam | 42 Wing | No. 127 Helicopter Unit | Mil Mi-17 |
Mountain Shadow AFS | VEGT | 05/23 | 350 ft / 107 m | 26°06′22″N 91°35′09″E / 26.10611°N 91.58583°E / 26.10611; 91.58583 (Mountain Shadow AFS) | Assam | |||
Panagarh AFS | VEPH | 15/33 | 240 ft / 73 m | 23°28′28″N 87°25′39″E / 23.47444°N 87.42750°E / 23.47444; 87.42750 (Panagarh AFS) | West Bengal | 62 SU, 87 Squadron | No. 87 Squadron | C-130J Super Hercules |
Tawang AFS | VETW | 8,756 ft / 2,669 m | 27°35′19″N 91°52′40″E / 27.58861°N 91.87778°E / 27.58861; 91.87778 (Tawang AFS) | Arunachal Pradesh | ||||
Tezpur AFS | VETZ | 04/22 | 240 ft / 73 m | 26°42′44″N 92°47′14″E / 26.71222°N 92.78722°E / 26.71222; 92.78722 (Tezpur AFS) | Assam | 11 Wing | No. 2 Squadron | Sukhoi Su-30MKI |
Central Air Command | ||||||||
Agra AFS | VIAG | 05/23 12/30 |
551 ft 167 m | 27°09′27″N 77°57′39″E / 27.15750°N 77.96083°E / 27.15750; 77.96083 (Agra AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | 4 Wing | No. 12 Squadron | Transport:
AEW&C: |
Bakshi Ka Talab AFS | VIBL | 09/27 | 385 ft/ 117 m | 26°59′19″N 80°53′29″E / 26.98861°N 80.89139°E / 26.98861; 80.89139 (Bakshi Ka Talab AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | AD Flight | ||
Bamrauli AFS | VEAB | 06/24 12/30 |
322 ft/ 98 m | 25°26′24″N 81°44′02″E / 25.44000°N 81.73389°E / 25.44000; 81.73389 (Bamrauli AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | 29 Wing | ||
Bareilly AFS | VIBY | 11/29 | 565 ft/ 172 m | 28°25′21″N 79°26′49″E / 28.42250°N 79.44694°E / 28.42250; 79.44694 (Bareilly AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | 15 Wing | No. 111 Helicopter Unit | Helicopters:
Combat Jets: |
Bihta AFS | 07/25 | 52 ft 170 m | 25°35′27″N 84°53′00″E / 25.59083°N 84.88333°E / 25.59083; 84.88333 (Bihta AFS) | Bihar | ||||
Chakeri AFS | VICX | 01/19 09/27 |
410 ft/124 m | 26°24′10″N 80°24′44″E / 26.40278°N 80.41222°E / 26.40278; 80.41222 (Chakeri AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | |||
Darbhanga AFS | VEDB | 14/28 | 21 ft / 38 m | 26°11′41″N 85°55′03″E / 26.19472°N 85.91750°E / 26.19472; 85.91750 (Darbhanga AFS) | Bihar | |||
Gorakhpur AFS | VEGK | 11/29 | 259 ft / 78 m | 26°44′22″N 83°26′58″E / 26.73944°N 83.44944°E / 26.73944; 83.44944 (Gorakhpur AFS) | Uttar Pradesh | 17 Wing | No. 16 Squadron | Combat Jets:
Helicopters: |
Maharajpur AFS | VIGR | 06/24 | 617 ft / 188 m | 26°17′36″N 78°13′40″E / 26.29333°N 78.22778°E / 26.29333; 78.22778 (Maharajpur AFS) | Madhya Pradesh | 40 Wing | No. 1 Squadron No. 7 Squadron No. 9 Squadron |
Dassault Mirage 2000 |
Southern Air Command | ||||||||
Car Nicobar AFS | VOCX | 02/20 | 42 ft / 13 m | 09°09′09″N 092°49′11″E / 9.15250°N 92.81972°E / 9.15250; 92.81972 (Car Nicobar AFS) | Andaman & Nicobar Islands | 37 Wing | ||
Sulur AFS | VOSX | 05/23 | 1,250 ft / 381 m | 11°00′49″N 077°09′35″E / 11.01361°N 77.15972°E / 11.01361; 77.15972 (Sulur AFS) | Tamil Nadu | 43 Wing
5 BRD 24 TETTRA School 6 AFH |
109 HU | Helicopters:
Combat Jets: |
Port Blair AFS | VOPB | 04/22 | 16 m /5 m | 11°38′28″N 92°43′47″E / 11.64111°N 92.72972°E / 11.64111; 92.72972 (Port Blair AFS) | Andaman & Nicobar Islands | |||
Tambaram AFS | VOTX | 05/23 12/30 |
90 ft / 27 m | 12°54′25″N 80°07′16″E / 12.90694°N 80.12111°E / 12.90694; 80.12111 (Tambram AFS) | Tamil Nadu | |||
Thanjavur AFS | VOTJ | 07/25 | 253 ft / 77 m | 10°43′20″N 079°06′05″E / 10.72222°N 79.10139°E / 10.72222; 79.10139 (Thanjavur AFS) | Tamil Nadu | 47 Wing | No. 222 Squadron | Sukhoi Su-30MKI |
Thiruvananthapuram AFS | VOTV | 14/32 | 13 ft / 4 m | 8°29′N 76°55′E / 8.48°N 76.92°E / 8.48; 76.92 (Trivandrum Airport) | Kerala | HQ | ||
South Western Air Command | ||||||||
Suratgarh AFS | VISG | 05/23 | 560 ft / 170 m | 29°23′16″N 073°54′14″E / 29.38778°N 73.90389°E / 29.38778; 73.90389 | Rajasthan | 35 Wing | No. 23 Squadron | Helicopters:
Combat Jets: |
Bhuj AFS | VABJ | 05/23 | 268 ft / 82 m | 23°17′16″N 69°40′12″E / 23.28778°N 69.67000°E / 23.28778; 69.67000 (Bhuj AFS) | Gujarat | 27 Wing | ||
Deesa AFS | VADS | 06/24 | 485 ft / 148 m | 24°16′05″N 72°12′16″E / 24.26806°N 72.20444°E / 24.26806; 72.20444 (Deesa AFS) | Gujarat | 52 Wing | ||
Jaisalmer AFS | VIJR | 04/22 | 887 ft / 270 m | 26°53′21″N 70°51′52″E / 26.88917°N 70.86444°E / 26.88917; 70.86444 (Jaisalmer AFS) | Rajasthan | 41 Wing | ||
Jamnagar AFS | VAJM | 06/24 12/30 |
69 ft / 21 m | 22°27′59″N 70°00′41″E / 22.46639°N 70.01139°E / 22.46639; 70.01139 (Jamnagar AFS) | Gujarat | 33 Wing | No. 6 Squadron
No. 28 Squadron |
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Jodhpur AFS | VIJO | 05/23 | 717 ft / 219 m | 26°15′05″N 73°02′53″E / 26.25139°N 73.04806°E / 26.25139; 73.04806 (Jodhpur AFS) | Rajasthan | 32 Wing | 143 HU
No. 10 Squadron No. 29 Squadron No. 32 Squadron No. 37 Squadron |
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Lohegaon AFS | VAPO | 10/28 14/32 |
1,942 ft / 592 m | 18°34′55″N 73°55′10″E / 18.58194°N 73.91944°E / 18.58194; 73.91944 (Lohegaon AFS) | Maharashtra | 2 Wing | No. 20 Squadron | |
Nal-Bikaner AFS | VIBK | 05/23 | 750 ft / 229 m | 28°04′21″N 73°12′24″E / 28.07250°N 73.20667°E / 28.07250; 73.20667 (Nal-Bikaner AFS) | Rajasthan | 46 Wing | No. 3 Squadron | Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21 |
Naliya AFS | VANY | 06/24 | 68 ft / 21 m | 23°13′12″N 68°54′00″E / 23.22000°N 68.90000°E / 23.22000; 68.90000 (Naliya AFS) | Gujarat | 49 Wing | ||
Phalodi AFS | 05/23 | 700 ft / 213 m | 27°06′46″N 72°23′20″E / 27.11278°N 72.38889°E / 27.11278; 72.38889 (Phalodi AFS) | Rajasthan | 35 Wing | No. 23 Squadron | ||
Uttarlai AFS | VIUT | 02/20 | 500 ft / 152 m | 25°48′46″N 71°28′56″E / 25.81278°N 71.48222°E / 25.81278; 71.48222 (Uttarlai AFS) | Rajasthan | 5 FBSU | No. 4 Squadron | |
Makarpura AFS | VABO | 04/22 | 127 ft / 38.7 m | 22°19′46″N 73°13′10″E / 22.32944°N 73.21944°E / 22.32944; 73.21944 (Makarpura AFS) | Gujarat | 36 Wing | No. 11 Squadron
No. 25 Squadron[11] |
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Training Command | ||||||||
Begumpet AFS | VOHY | 09/27 14/32 |
1,741 ft / 531 m | 17°27′08″N 78°27′40″E / 17.45222°N 78.46111°E / 17.45222; 78.46111 (Begumpet AFS) | Telangana | |||
Bidar AFS | VOBR | 02/20 08/26 |
2,178 ft / 663 m | 17°54′28″N 77°29′09″E / 17.90778°N 77.48583°E / 17.90778; 77.48583 (Bidar AFS) | Karnataka | |||
Dundigal AFS | VODG | 10L/28R 10R/28L |
2,013 ft / 614 m | 17°37′45″N 78°24′12″E / 17.62917°N 78.40333°E / 17.62917; 78.40333 (Dundigal AFS) | Telangana | |||
Hakimpet AFS | VOHK | 09/27 | 2,020 ft / 616 m | 17°33′12″N 78°31′29″E / 17.55333°N 78.52472°E / 17.55333; 78.52472 (Hakimpet AFS) | Telangana | |||
Yelahanka AFS | VOYK | 09/27 | 3,045 ft / 928 m | 13°08′09″N 77°36′20″E / 13.13583°N 77.60556°E / 13.13583; 77.60556 (Yelahanka AFS) | Karnataka | |||
Admin Training Inst, Sambra, Belgaum | 2,500 ft / 762 m | 15°51′00″N 74°30′00″E / 15.85000°N 74.50000°E / 15.85000; 74.50000 (Yelahanka AFS) | Karnataka | |||||
Maintenance Command | ||||||||
Nagpur AFS | VANP | 09/27 14/32 |
1,012 ft /308 m | 21°05′31″N 79°02′49″E / 21.09194°N 79.04694°E / 21.09194; 79.04694 (Nagpur AFS) | Maharashtra | 44 Wing | ||
Ojhar AFS | VAOZ | 08/26 | 1,900 ft / 579 m | 20°07′10″N 073°54′49″E / 20.11944°N 73.91361°E / 20.11944; 73.91361 (Ojhar AFS) | Maharashtra | 11 BRD | ||
Devlali AFS | 19°51′18.36″N 73°48′13.5″E / 19.8551000°N 73.803750°E / 19.8551000; 73.803750 (Devlail AFS) | Maharashtra | Helicopter Maintenance Unit |
The other Air Force stations that come under Maintenance Command are not air stations and are mostly signal units and station repair depots situated in different towns. Delhi, for example, has a few BRDs and SUs that come under Maintenance Command.
List of advance landing grounds
Along China border
Chinese Military has an integrated Western Theater Command across the whole LAC with India.[12] Indian Military has divided the LAC into 3 sectors - the western sector across Ladakh and the Chinese-held Aksai Chin, the central sector across Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand states, and the eastern sector across Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh states.[13] Similarly, Indian Airforce has Delhi-based Western Air Command, Prayagraj-based Central Air Command, and Shillong-based Eastern Air Command to cover the LAC.
- Ladakh
- Daulat Beg Oldi ALG[14] serves Trans-Karakoram Tract (Shaksgam), Aksai Chin and Siachen Glacier.
- Fukche ALG[14] serves the Demchok sector.
- Nyoma ALG[14] serves two separate noncontiguous but closely located disputed areas of Chumar North and Chumar South.
- Padum ALG[14] Serves Ladakh LAC and Kargil LOC as a second line of defence airport.
- Thoise ALG[15]
- Parma Valley ALG near Chushul (proposed)[16][17]
- Himachal Pradesh shares 250 km border with Tibet (China).[18]
- Shimla Airport,[18] civil airport available for military use. Serves Kaurik, Tashigang-Shipki La and Nelang-Pulam Sumda disputed area.
- Kullu-Manali Airport,[18] civil airport available for military use. Serves Kaurik, Tashigang-Shipki La, and Nelang-Pulam Sumda disputed area.
- Kibber-Rangrik, surveyed as of July 2020,[18] construction was approved in the January 2023 to be completed by 2024–25.[19] Will be closest ALG to Chumar, Kaurik, and Tashigang-Shipki La disputed area.
- Uttarakhand has 350 km border with Tibet.[20]
- Chinyalisaur Airport ALG serves disputed Barahoti and Nelang-Pulam Sumda sector. ITBP has 42 BoPs (border outposts) in Barahoti sector and Mana Pass area (Nelang-Pulam Sumda sector).[20]
- Pithoragarh Airport ALG serves disputed Kalapani territory.
- Sikkim
- Pakyong Airport AGL serves Doklam disputed area.
- Arunachal Pradesh
- Aalo ALG, formerly Along,[21][22]
- Mechuka Advanced Landing Ground ALG[21]
- Pasighat ALG[21]
- Tawang Air Force Station
- Tuting ALG[21]
- Vijoynagar ALG[21]
- Walong Advanced Landing Ground (Walong ALG)[23]
- Ziro ALG[21][22]
- Daporijo ALG, Arunachal Pradesh[24][25]
- Alinye (ALG), Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh[24][25]
- Hayuliang ALG, Anjaw District, Arunachal Pradesh.
Along Pakistan border
Highway landing grounds
See also
- Similar capabilities lists
- India-China Border Roads
- Indian military satellites
- List of active Indian Air Force aircraft squadrons
- List of Indian Navy bases
- List of active Indian Navy ships
- India's overseas military bases
- Indian Nuclear Command Authority
- Other related topics
- Armed Forces Special Operations Division
- Defence Cyber Agency
- Integrated Defence Staff
- Indian Armed Forces
- Strategic Forces Command
- Special Forces of India
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External links
- List of Indian Air Force stations at GlobalSecurity.org