AOC-in-C Training Command visits College of Air Warfare
Secunderabad, 23 Aug 2023: Air Marshal R. Radhish, Air Officer Commanding in Chief (AOC-in-C), Training Command, Indian Air Force, visited the College of Air Warfare (CAW) Secunderabad on 23 Aug 2023. The AOC-in-C was received by Air Commodore PS Wadodkar, Commandant CAW.
During his course of visit, the Air Marshal reviewed various aspects of training conducted at the college. Later, he addressed all personnel posted at the CAW and sensitized them on aspects affecting national security. He further urged them to continue to strive to achieve excellence and uphold the ethos and credo of the armed forces. The Air Marshal emphasized the aspects of training being the bedrock of operational capabilities and the vital role it plays in overall capacity building.
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