Launcher Incharge of Missile Defense System S-400, Bhale Singh, will be awarded the Bravery Medal Award.
India dropped 5 fighter jets of Pakistan in Operation Sindoor. During this period, the missile defense system S-400’s Launcher Incharge Churu Jawan Bhale Singh (38) was.
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In the Indian Air Force, Sergeant Bhale Singh will now be awarded the Bravery Medal Award by the President. This award will be given to him for his valor and duty.
On Wednesday, his village Hasiawas (Churu) came, good Singh said- S-400 units played an important role in Operation Sindoor. His team killed 5 fighter jets, including Pakistan’s F-16. His team also killed the Awax fighter jet of Pakistan Air Force, in which many people work inside.
Launcher Incharge Goods Singh with Missile Defense System S-400.
Did not sleep, used to take tablets for this Good Singh said- The team demolished the Awax Jet, who was flying from the runway near Peshawar in 314 km in Pakistan. This was also confirmed by high officials of the Indian Air Force.
Bhale Singh said that during the Operation Sindoor, which lasted from 7 to 10 May, worked with his team for 24 hours. A special tablet was given for the soldiers, for this. Which used to work for at least eight to 10 hours. During this time, he also used to eat food in a very short time. After ceasefire, on May 13, PM Narendra Modi himself came to the Adampur airbase in Punjab to encourage the soldiers.
Retired on June 30 Good Singh told- I joined the Air Force in 2005 after passing 12th. On 30 June 2025, I retired from Adampur Airbase in Punjab.
During this time I have also worked in the DRDO Secret Missile Mission. At the same time, the Russian Pichora has also worked on the missile system.
I have done duty in Jamnagar, Srinagar, Delhi and Adampur during my service.
Air Force Chief said- Pakistan’s 5 jets dropped in Operation Sindoor On August 9, Air Force Chief AP Singh said that 5 fighter aircraft of Pakistan were dropped during Operation Sindoor. Apart from this, a surveillance aircraft was killed from a distance of about 300 km. This is still a record of target hitting from surface to air. During Operation Sindoor, our air defense system did a great job, Pakistan could not distinguish our air defense system. Air Force Chief said-
‘Recently purchased S-400 systems have been game-changer. Pakistan could not use them even after long distance glide bombs.
The Air Force Chief had said that the pictures before and after the attack in Bahawalpur, Pakistan are in front of everyone. There was nothing left there. These pictures were not only taken from the satellite. Rather, local media also showed pictures of the devastated building.
Satellite photos of Pakistan’s destroyed airbase …
- Jacobabad airbase
The airbase is about 200 km from the international border. India targeted the hangar of Jacobabad Airbase. Hangar is a place where the aircraft is repaired and maintained. This picture of May 11 shows that the hanger was damaged and has debris. In the old picture of April 30, the structure looked fine.
- Bholari airbase
This is Pakistan’s new airbase which was operational in 2017. India attacked the hanger of Bholari airbase during the strike, causing great damage to its roof. In the satellite photo of 27 April, this hangar looked completely safe.
- Sukkur Airbase
The airbase is in Sindh province and Pakistan’s Southern Air Command operates it. The pictures of May 10 clearly show that structure caused heavy damage and debris has spread around. It has burnt grass and black marks on the ground, which probably caused the fire after the attack.
- Noor Khan Airbase (Chaklala)
This airbase is between Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Rawalpindi is the headquarters of Pakistan’s military and Islamabad is a political center. It was also targeted by India in the 1971 war. Many buildings are devastated in satellite photographs. All the buildings were in the right condition in the pictures of 25 April.
- Rahim Yar Khan Airbase
The airbase is in the Punjab province of Pakistan, and about 200 km from Bahawalpur in South. Bahawalpur is the place where India made the first strike of Operation Sindoor on 7 May. Air Marshal AK Bharti showed a video of the damage done to the runway of this airbase at the press conference. The satellite photo shows a big pit on the side of the runway, which is made due to strike.
- Sargodha airbase
This airbase is very important strategically for Pakistan Air Force. It is west of Lahore and about 200 km from the Punjab border. It was targeted by the Indian Air Force in the 1965 and 1971 battle.
In Operation Sindoor, India targeted the runway at two places here- one on interaction and the other main runway. In the pictures of May 10, big pits appear on the runway in both places. The difference can be clearly seen in photos of April 30 and May 10.