Air Force's skilled fighter pilot Air Marshal SP Dharkar has been appointed as the next Vice Chief of the Air Force. He will replace the current Vice Chief Air Marshal AP Singh, who has been appointed as the Air Force Chief. Dharkar will take over his new post after the new chief takes charge. Air Marshal SP Dharkar is an experienced fighter pilot who has flown more than 3600 hours.
SP Dharkar is an expert fighter pilot
Air Marshal Dharkar is an alumnus of Rashtriya Indian Military College Dehradun, National Defence Academy Pune, Defence Services Staff College, Wellington and Air War College, USA. Commissioned in June 1985, Dharkar is an accomplished flying instructor, fighter strike leader and instrument rating instructor and examiner. He has also been an Air Force examiner.
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Air Marshal Dharkar has handled many important responsibilities
During his illustrious career, Air Marshal Dharkar has commanded a frontline fighter squadron and a Fighter Flying Training Establishment. He has experience in conducting professional military education for middle and senior level officers at the Defence Services Staff College and the College of Air Warfare, Secunderabad.
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Dharkar has been the head of the Eastern Air Command for the last two years
SP Dharkar has served as Assistant Air Chief (Training) at Air Headquarters and Air Defence Commander at Eastern Air Command Headquarters. He has the distinction of being the first Director General of the Defence Space Agency. He has been the head of the Eastern Air Command for the last two years.
