Medical Assistant Trainees Pass Out at ATS Belagavi After 16 Weeks of Training
Air Cmde Suraj Shankar Highlights Critical Role in IAF Operational Preparedness.
The valedictory function of Joint Basic Phase Training for Medical Assistant Intake 01/2026 was held at the Airmen Training School Belagavi, marking the successful completion of 16 weeks of intensive training.
Rigorous Training and Military Values
The trainees underwent comprehensive training designed to instil key military attributes such as:
- Discipline and courage
- Integrity and commitment
- Camaraderie and leadership
Chief Guest Addresses Trainees
Air Commodore Suraj Shankar, Air Officer Commanding ATS Belagavi, attended the ceremony as Chief Guest and:
- Presented trophies to meritorious trainees
- Congratulated them on successful completion of training
Focus on Operational Role
In his address, he emphasised:
- The critical role of medical personnel in enhancing operational preparedness
- The need to maintain professional excellence and dedication
- Contribution towards nation-building and service ethos
Strengthening IAF Support System
The training highlights the Indian Air Force’s commitment to building a skilled and resilient medical support system essential for mission readiness.
