Nashik: Thirty-seven Army officers earned the 'Army aviation wings' in a passing out parade ceremony on Saturday at the Combat Army Aviation Training School (CATS) Gandhinagar Airfield here.
The Army Aviation wings to officers, after their 18-week training, was given by Chief of Army staff Training Command and Colonel of Punjab Regiment, Lt General BS Sachar, who presided over ceremony as the chief guest, a CATS release said.
The prestigious 'Silver Cheetah' trophy was awarded to captain Pankaj Bhatia. Sachar also presented trophies to cadets for their best performance in the 18-week course.
21/11/14 PTI/ZeeNews
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The Army Aviation wings to officers, after their 18-week training, was given by Chief of Army staff Training Command and Colonel of Punjab Regiment, Lt General BS Sachar, who presided over ceremony as the chief guest, a CATS release said.
The prestigious 'Silver Cheetah' trophy was awarded to captain Pankaj Bhatia. Sachar also presented trophies to cadets for their best performance in the 18-week course.
21/11/14 PTI/ZeeNews
