Snapshot: Indian Air Force at work in flood-hit Jammu & Kashmir

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As weather conditions remain favourable in the flood-hit Jammu & Kashmir, Indian Air Force personnel work day-night to rescue affected people and provide them relief.

####A C 130J Hercules aircraft of Indian Air Force (IAF) takes off under the watchful eyes of the Air Traffic Controllers (ATC) of Air Force Station Srinagar during the rescue operation in J&K on 15 Sep 2014.

Air warriors at the Air Traffic Control (ATC) of Air Force Station Srinagar controlling the heavy movement of aircraft and helicopters during rescue operations in J&K on 15 Sep 2014.

An IAF Air Warrior on the lookout, keeping a watch for bird activity and reporting it, thereby providing valuable inputs to the pilots and ensuring safe flying environment at Air Force Station Srinagar on 15 Sep 2014.

Air warriors at the Air Traffic Control (ATC) of Air Force Station Srinagar controlling the heavy movement of aircraft and helicopters during rescue operations in J&K on 15 Sep 2014.

Air Commodore Sunil Kumar, Senior Air Staff officer (SASO) J& K area briefing Air Marshal SS Soman, Air Officer commanding-in-Chief, Western Air Command about the measures being taken during relief and rescue operations during his visit to Air Force station Srinagar on 15 Sep 14.

Air Commodore Sunil Kumar, Senior Air Staff officer (SASO) J& K area briefing Air Marshal SS Soman, Air Officer commanding-in-Chief, Western Air Command â€¦Rescued people onboard an IAF C-17 Globemaster aircraft being carried to Delhi on 15 Sep 14.