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The Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Forces (Vespasian: Forze Dell'Aeronautica e Della Difesa Aerea di Adjadyo), more commonly known as the Ajahadyan Air Force (Vespasian: Aeronautica Militare Ajahadyo), is the air and air defence component component of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces. It is one the of the four branches of the Ajahadyan Armed Forces, the others being the Ajahadyan Army, Ajahadyan Navy and Republican Guard Rocket Corps.
The Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Force is responsible for the operation of most surface-to-air missile systems, radar installations and all fixed-wing aircraft within the Ajahadyan Armed Forces, while the Ajahadyan Army retains full control over all rotary-winged aircraft and organic SAM assets.
| Ajahadyan Air and Air Defence Forces Forze Dell'Aeronautica e Della Difesa Aerea di Adjadyo | |
|---|---|
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| Active | 1947-present |
| Country |  Ajahadya |
| Branch | Air force |
| Size | 92,125 personnel 390 aircraft |
| Part of | Ajahadyan Armed Forces |
| Commanders | |
| Supreme Commander in Chief | Salil Kalsarah |
| Minister of National Defense | Pransu Amin |
| Air Marshal of Ajahadya | FM. Mohan Jagdale |
| Chief of Staff | Gen. Yash Daykar |
| Insignia | |
| Roundel |  |
| Flag | |
History
Army Air Corps
Satrian Republic
Independence and Present Day
Aircraft
| Aircraft | Origin | Role | In service | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fighter aircraft | ||||||
| FOC-82 |  Chistovodia
|
4th-generation multirole fighter | 74 | |||
| FOC-61 | Chistovodia
|
3rd-generation fighter-bomber | 58 | |||
| Attack aircraft | ||||||
| FOC-70 | Chistovodia
|
3rd-generation close air support | 75 | |||
| Ronghui A-5 |  Shangea
|
2nd-generation close air support | 50 | |||
| AWACS | ||||||
| Shengkong KJ-10 | Shangea
|
AEW&C | 3 | |||
| Electronic-warfare | ||||||
| Taktarev Ta-28REB | Chistovodia
|
Electronic warfare | 2 | |||
| Reconnaissance | ||||||
| RCA-82RBF | Chistovodia
|
ELINT | 19 | |||
| Tanker | ||||||
| Taktarev Ta-78 | Chistovodia
|
Aerial refueling | 3 | |||
| Transport | ||||||
| Qingbei Y-9 | Shangea
|
Transport | 10 | |||
| Shengkong Y-7 | Shangea
|
Transport | 10 | |||
| Shengkong MA60 | Shangea
|
Transport | 12 | |||
| Trainer Aircraft | ||||||
| Ronghui JL-9 | Shangea
|
Trainer/Light Attack | 74 | |||
Surface-to-air missile systems
| Missile | Origin | Type | In service |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-100 Mesbah |  Zorasan
|
Mobile CIWS | 35 |
| S-75 |  Soravia
|
Mid-range Static SAM | 300 |
| S-200 | Soravia
|
Long-range Static SAM | 48 |
| M101 Ya Eskandar | Chistovodia/ Zorasan
|
Mid-range Mobile SAM | 150 |
| HQ-9 | Shangea
|
Long-range Mobile SAM | 24 |