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Indian Army: Army To Get 880 Bighas For Aviation Base In Jaisalmer | Jaipur News
JAISALMER: A new base of the aviation corps of the Indian Army would be set up soon near Netasi village in Ramgarh area of Jaisalmer near the international border. District collector Ashish Gupta said on Saturday that the state cabinet meeting had approved allottment of 880 bigahs of land.
The land will be allotted after the army deposits the money for it, Gupta said.
In this air base, a unit of fighter helicopters is likely to be deployed. The aviation Corps has a large fleet of fighter helicopters including Cheetah, Chetak, Dhruv, HCH, Rudra, etc. The aviation corps also has many unmanned air vehicles and drones.
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The land will be allotted after the army deposits the money for it, Gupta said.
In this air base, a unit of fighter helicopters is likely to be deployed. The aviation Corps has a large fleet of fighter helicopters including Cheetah, Chetak, Dhruv, HCH, Rudra, etc. The aviation corps also has many unmanned air vehicles and drones.
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