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Sn Hoo Code Hod Code Hoo Name Hoo Email 1 110001 11 HOO HOD SN HOO NAME HOO EMAIL CODE CODE 1 110001 11 DY DIRECTOR AIR HEADQUARTER NEW DELHI dydirpc‐[email protected] 2 110002 11 AIR FORCE CENTRAL ACCOUNTS OFFICE DELHI [email protected] 3 110003 11 GROUP CAPTAIN IAF NAINITAL [email protected] 4 110004 11 AIR FORCE COMMANDING 2 AFSB MYSORE [email protected] 5 110005 11 COMMANDING OFFICER HQ TC (U) AF BENGALURU [email protected] 6 110006 11 AOC AIR FORCE STATION GWALIOR [email protected] 7 110007 11 AOC 7 WING AIR FORCE AMBALA [email protected] 8 110008 11 STN COMMANDER AF STN CHIMNEY HILLS BANGALORE [email protected] 9 110009 11 AIR FORCE STATION SURYALANKA GUNTUR [email protected] 10 110010 11 Stn ADJUTANT 820 SU AF ALLAHABAD infocom‐[email protected] 11 110011 11 STN CDR 38 WING AF LUCKNOW [email protected] 12 110012 11 AOC AIR FORCE RECORD OFFICE DELHI [email protected] 13 110014 11 CO FIS AF KANCHEEPURAM [email protected] 14 110015 11 AOC 14 WG AF DIBRUGARH [email protected] 15 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