Airpower in India's 1999 kargil war/ Benjamin S Lambeth
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The Journal of Strategic Studies Vol.35, No.3, June 2012, pp.289-316 (98)Summary: India's main external challengers are China and Pakistan. China generally considered a more downstream source of potential trouble and Pakistan deemed both a long term threat to the country's security. The Indian Air Force (IAF) was a key contributor to India's eventual victory in that war.
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India's main external challengers are China and Pakistan. China generally considered a more downstream source of potential trouble and Pakistan deemed both a long term threat to the country's security. The Indian Air Force (IAF) was a key contributor to India's eventual victory in that war.
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