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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The air arm touches the sky with glory air force stand for Aerial warfare, for the sake of their country took the oath to serve the country, the Indian air force showing their victory. holding the fourth position across the world, Tejas, Jaguar, Rafale, MIG-29, SU-30MKI, Mirage-2000 are their lethal fighter Aircrafts, through which they defeat the enemy by ripping the wind. always ready to meet any contingency in the storms and tempest condition of the atmosphere with unlimited source of energy in every situation they bear, takes off their jet fly with their fighter jets hoisting the tri-colour proudly in the sky, from earth to sky oh, the keeper of Indian outskirt go on growing, with shroud tied, fly high up in the sky come out with a shroud on head even knowing lives can be lost in the blink of an eye for a second, a soldier is never on off duty sometimes get their posting in phight where the foes welcome them with rifles and bullet, kissing the horizon with vanity to glorify soldiers are just not born to die; but born to live for the nation, and serve till they die. protection of their country yard is their theory nevertheless soldiers proudly wear the uniform and go where the duty calls from, Fly high, high, high up in the air keep Indian tri-colour high forever.
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