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IAF Chief Reveals Mantra For Fighting Future Wars
IAF Chief Reveals Mantra For Fighting Future Wars
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The Indian Air Force (IAF) is the fourth largest air force in the world, having around 1,800 aircraft and nearly 140,000 serving personnel in its ranks.
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Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal (ACM) V.R. Chaudhari on Tuesday said that wars of the future would be fought differently and the country's adversaries will not distinguish between combatants and non-combatants.He opined that future military conflicts will be complex affairs and would show heavy dependency on cutting-edge technology.Chaudhari noted that future battlespace would feature "enhanced lethality, compressed sensor-to-shooter cycles, asymmetric nature of threats" and increasing media evaluation.Also, India's Chief of Air Staff revealed the mantra for winning modern wars.Chaudhari mentioned that the traditional method of fighting a battle has been thrown out of the window by war strategists and sea, air, space, and cyber domains have now become the main battlespaces in the symmetry of military operations.Praising India's air power, the IAF chief pointed out how a strong and agile air force helps the country's leadership in formulating a robust defense strategy. According to him, IAF's ability to function in multiple domains, besides its other qualities like precision firepower, increased mobility, reduced response time, etc. have made it a major component of the nation's military might.
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IAF Chief Reveals Mantra For Fighting Future Wars
18:47 18.04.2023 (Updated: 21:01 18.04.2023) The Indian Air Force (IAF) is the fourth largest air force in the world, having around 1,800 aircraft and nearly 140,000 serving personnel in its ranks.
Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal (ACM) V.R. Chaudhari on Tuesday said that wars of the future would be fought differently and the country's adversaries will not distinguish between combatants and non-combatants.
"We must acknowledge that the wars of the future will be fought differently. Adversaries will use lethal as well as non-lethal weapons, wars will be fought across multiple domains and will not distinguish between combatants and non-combatants," the IAF chief said at a military function in New Delhi.
He opined that future military conflicts will be complex affairs and would show heavy dependency on cutting-edge technology.
Chaudhari noted that future battlespace would feature "enhanced lethality, compressed sensor-to-shooter cycles, asymmetric nature of threats" and increasing media evaluation.
Also, India's Chief of Air Staff revealed the mantra for winning modern wars.
"To see first and see clearly, to reach first and reach farthest, and to strike first and strike with precision will be the mantra for fighting modern wars," he elaborated.
Chaudhari mentioned that the traditional method of fighting a battle has been thrown out of the window by war strategists and sea, air, space, and cyber domains have now become the main battlespaces in the symmetry of military operations.
Praising India's air power, the IAF chief pointed out how a strong and agile air force helps the country's leadership in
formulating a robust defense strategy.
"Attributes of aerospace power enable the leadership to formulate an appropriate strategy with due cognizance given to the desired end state, conflict termination criteria, and escalation matrix," Chaudhari stated.
According to him, IAF's ability to function in multiple domains, besides its other qualities like precision firepower, increased mobility, reduced response time, etc. have made it a major component of the nation's military might.
