On August 3, 2024, the Air Force Station Bidar hosted a valedictory function to celebrate the successful completion of 52 weeks of rigorous training by the 211th Pilots’ Course and the 26th Weapon System Operators Course.
The event was graced by Air Marshal Nagesh Kapoor, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Training Command, IAF, who served as the chief guest for the occasion.
During the ceremony, Air Marshal Kapoor addressed the graduates, extending his congratulations and highlighting the importance of their training for the future of the Indian Air Force.
He emphasized the critical roles they will play in enhancing the operational capabilities of the force.
Flying Officer Aryan Rajpoot and Flying Officer Tanya Singh were recognized for their exemplary performances, each awarded ‘First in Overall Order of Merit’ in their respective courses—Pilots’ course and Weapon System Operators Course (WSOC).
Their achievements were celebrated as a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the high standards of training provided at the Air Force Station Bidar.
The valedictory function not only marked the culmination of their training but also signified their readiness to embark on their careers as aviators and weapon system operators, equipped with the skills and knowledge to excel in their future missions.
This event underscored the ongoing commitment of the Indian Air Force to developing skilled professionals ready to contribute effectively to the nation’s defense.
