New Delhi, Feb. 12 -- The United Kingdom and India have agreed to further enhance military training engagements following the conclusion of the 19th UK-India Air Staff Talks on Thursday in New Delhi, according to the press release of the British High Commission.

The development closely follows the first-time deployment in January this year of an Indian Air Force officer as an instructor to the Royal Air Force College Cranwell - the air academy that trains the next generation of RAF officers. This marked the first time all three British military academies hosted Indian officers as instructors from their respective services.

Air Vice Marshal Ian Townsend, Assistant Chief of the Air Staff, said, "The signing of this Letter of Agreement is ...