Indian Air Force Wall Art

Indian Air Force — 6 museum-grade prints from this operator. India ordered 22 AH-64E(I) Apaches under a 2015 deal, with induction beginning in 2019 and aircraft split between Pathankot and Jorhat — 125 Helicopter Squadron operating the eastern detachment from Jorhat Air Force Station in Assam. The AH-64E(I) is a country-specific Guardian derivative with Indian mission systems and communications, retaining the Apache's signature Longbow mast-mounted radar and Hellfire-centric anti-armor doctrine. India ordered MiG-29 fighters in the mid-1980s as a counter to F-16 exports across the border, with No. 47 Squadron Black Archers standing up as the IAF's first Fulcrum operator at Adampur in Punjab. The Su-30MKI is a deeply customised Indian variant of Sukhoi's Su-30 platform, assembled under licence by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited with AL-31FP engines featuring thrust vector control, N011M Bars radar, and integration for weapons including BrahMos and Astra. It forms the quantitative backbone of IAF air superiority and strike planning.

Updated 14 Jun 2026