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Andaman and Nicobar Command conducts Tri-Services Para Jumping and Freefall Skydiving Training Course

Andaman and Nicobar Command conducts Tri-Services Para Jumping and Freefall Skydiving Training Course

Andaman and Nicobar Command has accomplished yet another milestone by conducting the first ever Tri-Services Para Jumping and Freefall skydiving training course at Air Force Station Car Nicobar. The course was conducted by the Indian Air Force which trains personnel of Indian Armed Forces.

During the Joint para jumping and skydiving course with participants from the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force, a total of 267 jumps were undertaken within a short span of 04 days and a total of 31 persons qualified the basic and advanced course. The participants of basic course earned Para Wing. The training course was a great success and of historic significance for the Command to wars enhancing the jointmanship and operational capability.

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