Fighter pilots will appear in the Indian Air Force in 2017 g

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The Indian Ministry of Defense officially allowed female soldiers to fly fighters, reports MIC with reference to the NDTV channel.

Fighter pilots will appear in the Indian Air Force in 2017 g


“This progressive step corresponds to the aspirations of Indian women and modern trends in the armed forces of developed countries”, - passed the channel statement of the military.

It is reported that "training for women’s flight crews will begin in seven months, and the first graduation will take place in June 2017 of the year."

According to the TV channel, today in the Indian Air Force 1,5 are serving thousands of women, including 94 pilots (not fighters). ” The right to serve in the army and air force of the weaker sex received in 2010.

“The Ministry of Defense plans to expand the role of women in the country's armed forces in the future,” said NDTV.

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  1. +11
    26 October 2015 10: 08
    That's what you want - but the women do not have a place in the cockpit of a fighter. On the road, then driving a car and then scary. Well, why should they. They are such wonderful creatures and we men love them not for flying on fighters and overloads of several J. This is all fucking liberalism and the perverted gender policy of the West. am
    1. 0
      26 October 2015 10: 36
      Quote: Archikah
      women do not have a place in the cockpit of a fighter.
      This is all fucking liberalism and the perverted gender policy of the West. am
      I partially agree. The instinct of self-preservation will not allow you to take risky steps, plus the tendency to panic is not good.
      But if you take into account the attitude towards women in the east, these can be cast in bronze right away.
      Maybe they, specifically, do not have enough pilots? what
    2. 0
      26 October 2015 11: 12
      This is all fucking liberalism and the perverted gender policy of the West

      Uh, excuse me, but Kapanina, Savitskaya and Sergeyeva will name other men, more abruptly, for nothing as athletes. This is probably the perverted gender policy of Russia
      1. 0
        26 October 2015 11: 31
        The party wanted to achieve reproduction in space, but here without women so far :)
        1. 0
          26 October 2015 11: 42
          The party wanted to achieve reproduction in space

          There was no sex in the USSR!
          1. 0
            26 October 2015 12: 56
            Quote: razgildyay
            There was no sex in the USSR!
            Of course it wasn’t, at that time, according to our dense nature, we called it love.
            Thanks to the West-enlightened. laughing
      2. 0
        26 October 2015 13: 02
        Quote: razgildyay
        and Kapanina, Savitskaya and Sergeeva
        Something is not enough for generalizations and conclusions. I am not a woman hater, but I see from experience that most of them have problems with technology. And without knowledge of the materiel, neither a pilot nor even a good driver will work.
  2. +8
    26 October 2015 10: 08
    The Indian Ministry of Defense has officially authorized female soldiers to pilot fighter jets,


    Overloads during fighter maneuvers are frantic and not every man can withstand them (muzzle stretches out and turns into a pancake, internal organs move throughout the body) ...
    I can’t imagine why women need this.
    1. 0
      26 October 2015 11: 04
      India is a country of non-combat losses of the Air Force. Few Indians are beating like pears from a tree, falling ... now the Indians will add tenderness and charm to this process.
  3. +6
    26 October 2015 10: 20
    It would be nice if there were transporters or electronic warfare there, but that ... negative . There will definitely be no children.
    1. 0
      26 October 2015 11: 08
      In India, women are given a car for voluntary sterilization. So here the Indians are simultaneously staffing the Air Force and fighting the birth rate. For us, the "fight against fertility" probably sounds like an oxymoron, but each country has its own problems.
  4. +8
    26 October 2015 10: 20
    Equality, emancipation, all this is understandable, but what about oh ..... e loads on the female body, yet these are future mothers.
  5. +5
    26 October 2015 10: 20
    Apparently indeed, in India, VERY many people! fellow
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    2. gjv
      +1
      26 October 2015 12: 46
      Quote: aszzz888
      Apparently indeed, in India, VERY many people!

      1 279 393 000 people according to 2013 estimates. 364 people per sq. Km. The second most populous after China.
  6. +1
    26 October 2015 10: 21
    Quote: Archikah
    That's what you want - but the women do not have a place in the cockpit of a fighter. On the road, then driving a car and then scary. Well, why should they. They are such wonderful creatures and we men love them not for flying on fighters and overloads of several J. This is all fucking liberalism and the perverted gender policy of the West. am

    Women better than men perform routine work, usually more concentrated. If in the field of piloting and following instructions they will not be equal, then the conduct of the battle raises a question, as well as physiological characteristics.
    1. +2
      26 October 2015 12: 12
      Quote: alkur
      Women better than men perform routine work, usually more concentrated.

      all right! And therefore -
  7. +1
    26 October 2015 10: 23
    Squadron Emblem - Wing Gasket? Regarding physiology, out of respect for the ladies present on the site, let's not joke.
  8. +11
    26 October 2015 10: 25
    Well, why do Indian women need this? I’m for equal rights of course of the sexes, but I still don’t have to cross the line of reason. I don’t mind that a woman drives a car, ship, factory, state,

    but still, not every man can withstand overloads during a fighter’s maneuver, although our women seem to be able to.
    1. +4
      26 October 2015 11: 13
      Quote: vovanpain
      Well, why do Indian women need this?
  9. 0
    26 October 2015 10: 32
    This is difficult not only from a physiological point of view.
    India is a deeply caste, conservative and traditional society. Women fought there extremely rarely and almost all cases are known to history. If the law is pushed through, then all the same an absolutely large part of the military will be against it.
    Doctors, teachers, scientists - please ...
    There are so many of you there, why are there also women in the combat units of the Armed Forces?
  10. 0
    26 October 2015 10: 33
    Well done girls, the profession is very honorable.
    During World War II, our female squadrons showed miracles of piloting, so
    India well done.
    Russian greetings to future pilot asss.
  11. 0
    26 October 2015 11: 30
    Apparently the Indians have an excess of fighter jets. Or are the men transferred?
  12. +1
    26 October 2015 11: 34
    Yes Yes. Overload FIG knows how many critical days - all this goes well, keep it up. They have a billion people with the population that doesn’t find men with the right health, the environment is bad? And if you want political correctness - put the young ladies on other types of airplanes, which actually happens. Whim.
  13. -2
    26 October 2015 11: 50
    What's wrong with a woman at the controls of an airplane? What physiological features are we talking about? Svetlana Kapanina, pilot instructor, 1st class, OKB Sukhoi. World champion in aerobatics (repeatedly). Beautiful woman, wife and mother. What problems? It flies beautifully. Considering that she will be able to pile any peasant on a fighter. The whole point is the conservatism of the leadership of our Moscow Region. And when under Serdyukov the girls cut loot and commanded the generals, it was normal, right? Let them fly if they want. Well, if not in fighter aircraft, then in transport, techies, etc.
    1. 0
      26 October 2015 12: 08
      Quote: koralex
      The thing is the conservatism of the leadership of our Moscow Region.

      I don’t understand something - but what does our MO have to do with it? Does it have anything against Indian women in Indian fighter jets?
  14. 0
    26 October 2015 12: 44
    It is not a woman’s business to serve in the army, but those who nevertheless serve deserve all admiration love Compared to healthy majors, the total number of people who are otlynivyayuschimi from the army.
  15. 0
    26 October 2015 20: 49
    Pakistanis allowed women into the cockpits of airplanes, and here competition between states most likely plays a role, especially since Pakistan is a Muslim country

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