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At the “Morava” military airport in Lađevci, on a successful control flight, Captain Ana Perišić was one of the first to congratulate Minister Stefanović after landing, and then colleagues from the 241 Fighter Aviation Squadron- Bombers of the 98th Air Brigade.
– I am glad that this is the case and it is a space for the new young generations of young women of our country who can find their careers in fighter aviation, as well as careers in the more complex forms and units of the Serbian Army – she said Minister Stefanovic, adding that he is grateful to Ana because of the opportunity to see a very successful pilot today, for which the elders and experts considered that he had had a very successful flight, after which he can now also fly in lonely.
Minister Stefanović also emphasized that today he had the opportunity to visit the 98th Air Brigade, a unit that can be said to be the guardian of our sky.
– This is not an easy job, it is a job in which pilots and all those who serve the system participate, without forgetting all the technicians and people who help pilots in aircraft training and in daily activities, in those who have to go through countless hours of training to be able to manage complex systems and to be what they are, someone who defends our country and is ready at any moment to take off and fight for Serbia, Minister Stefanović emphasized.
He also expressed his satisfaction at having had the opportunity to see the Mi-35 helicopters that our army acquired, as well as the “Eagle” type aircraft.
– I want to thank General Bilic and the entire composition of the unit not only for a really warm welcome, an exhaustive presentation on all the problems and challenges, but also for those successful things that were done in the previous period, that is why this unit is what it is – he said. Minister Stefanović.
Captain Ana Perišić is a member of the 241st Fighter-Bomber Aviation Squadron of the 98th Airlift Brigade, and is successfully completing his retraining from the Supergaleb G4 aircraft to the Orao aircraft. Talking about the impressions after the first solo flight, she noted that it is difficult to describe them in words, and when asked how she feels as the first female pilot to achieve it, she replied that it is a task that she tries to accomplish to the best of her ability.
– The flight was safe and I am satisfied with how I managed to do it. The challenge itself is to fly alone in that plane after the control flight, said Captain Ana Perišić, who is one of the first generation of female pilots who were educated at the Military Academy for that vocation.
During the visit of the members of the 98th Air Brigade to the “Morava” military airport near Kraljevo, which was also attended by the Deputy Commander of the RViPVO, Brigadier General Zeljko Bilic, the Deputy Commander of that unit, Colonel Aleksandar Milicevic, reported on the purpose and tasks of the unit. acquired aircraft that are part of that unit and spoke with the pilots and technical staff of the 241st Fighter-Bomber Aviation Squadron.
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