Air Force ranks and insignia of India

NATO CodeOF-10OF-9OF-8OF-7OF-6OF-5OF-4OF-3OF-2OF-1OF(D)Student Officer
  • 1 Honorary/War time rank.
  • 2 Rank number 1

Junior Commissioned Officer and Non Commissioned ranks


Indian Armed Forces
Triservices Crest
Triservices Crest.
Military Manpower
Active troops1,325,000 (3rd)
Reserve forces1,155,000 (7th)
Paramilitary forces1,293,300 (4th)
Components
Indian ArmyFlag of Indian Army.svg
Indian Air ForceEnsign of the Indian Air Force.svg
Indian NavyNaval Ensign of India.svg
Indian Coast GuardIndian Coast Guard flag.png
Paramilitary forces of India
Strategic Nuclear Command
History
Military history of India
Ranks
Air Force ranks and insignia
Army ranks and insignia
Naval ranks and insignia

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