Medical Assistant Intake 01/2026 Graduates After Intensive Training at ATS Belagavi
The Airmen Training School in Belagavi recently hosted the valedictory function for the Joint Basic Phase Training of Medical Assistant Intake 01/2026, marking the culmination of a 16-week intensive program.
Rigorous Training and Military Values
Throughout the training, participants engaged in rigorous exercises aimed at instilling essential military values, including discipline, courage, integrity, commitment, camaraderie, and leadership.
Chief Guest Addresses Trainees
Air Commodore Suraj Shankar, the Air Officer Commanding at ATS Belagavi, served as the Chief Guest at the ceremony. During the event, he presented trophies to outstanding trainees and congratulated them on their successful completion of the training program.
Focus on Operational Role
In his address, Air Commodore Shankar highlighted the vital role that medical personnel play in enhancing operational preparedness. He underscored the importance of maintaining professional excellence and dedication, and emphasized their contribution to nation-building and adherence to service ethos.
Strengthening IAF Support System
This training reflects the Indian Air Force's commitment to developing a skilled and resilient medical support system that is crucial for mission readiness.
