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Key Facts
| Short Name: | |
| Nickname: | unknown |
| Main Role: | Maritime Patrol |
| Secondary Role: | Surveillance |
| First Formed: | 1986 |
| Parent Unit: | Coast Guard HQ |
| Current Status: | Active |
History
Coast Guard Air Squadron 750 (CGAS 750) was first commissioned on 18 July 1986 at Santa Cruz airport, Mumbai. It’s initial equipment was the two German-built Do 228-101s. The third German Dornier arrived in July 1987. In mid 1988 the unit received the first two HAL-built Do 228-101. In January 1987 (some sources state June) the unit moved to a new permanent base at Daman. The unit role is maritime patrol of the Western coast of India.
Aircraft
| Type | Qty | Service | Badge | Example Serials |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dornier Do 228-101 | 5 | July 1986 – Present | CG 755 |
Unit Markings
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Main Bases
| Base | Duration |
|---|---|
| Santa Cruz Airport, Mumbai (Bombay) | July 1986 – January 1987 |
| CGAS Daman (Bombay) | January 1987 – Present |
Photographs
None currently available.
More Information
References
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Other Sources
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