Anil Khosla

[1][2][3][4] Khosla was commissioned into the fighter stream of the Indian Air Force in December 1979.

He has clocked over 4000 hours of flying on different aircraft like SEPECAT Jaguar, MiG-21 and HAL Kiran.

Commanded two important operational Bases (Ambala and Jaisalmer) • Worked extensively with the Army and Navy.

Associated with several Government Ministries and agencies including NTRO, DRDO, ISRO, NDMA and defence PSUs.

Distinguished fellow at United Services Institute (USI) and Centre of Air Power Studies (CAPS).

Instructor at Peninsula Foundation and worked with several think tanks and academic organisations.

Academic work also includes written papers (On air power, geopolitics and security issues), Conduct of Strategic Exercises, book reviews, mentoring and motivational talks.