Indian Army pulls off daring rescue op at 18,600 ft in absence of landing space

Indian Army Aviation pilots pulled off a daring rescue operation at 18,600 ft near Nun Kun, evacuating a casualty. The Army said the location had no landing space and the pilots braved strong winds. "The aviators executed the evacuation with exceptional precision, courage and determination, including a critical landing with one skid touching the slope," it added.