Many people are asking a lot of questions about the Bangladesh Air Force. It is clear that they may not have a proper understanding of contemporary air warfare.

Remember, warplanes can be deployed to protect a small bridge, a mosque-temple, a school, a foreign embassy or a stadium full of spectators in the interests of strategic national security.

That's why it doesn't make sense that his training will always take place in a special training area. Rather, in many cases, populated areas can be its central strategic interest. For this reason, we often see war planes flying a little above the roofs of houses in the populated Dhaka city, which is basically a part of urban aerial warfare.

For your information, the last sortie of the Indian Air Force in the Liberation War was – 15 December 1971, Location: Jagannath Hall Ground, University of Dhaka. That day 4 fighter jets circled over the Jagannath Hall several times and went back to land. The last sortie of that war was to serve a small community interest.

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CONFIDENTIAL / DATA Technical report:

Liberation War 1971

Indian Air Force Sortie Details by Date.

Eastern Air Command, IAF.

Writer: Sgkibria Dipu