A paratrooper named Suresh Agarwal, one of the most experienced paratroopers in the empire, took responsibility as the pilot.
When the engine roared into action, and the plane moved forward at a high speed, with it finally taking off into the air, deafening applause rang out at the first airfield of the empire. Vedanth and the other researchers were practically bawling out, and Vijay looked at the sky with a look of nostalgia and contentment.
On that day, Suresh Agarwal created a legend and became the first man to take powered flight. The photograph that came out of the test became one of the most important pieces of human history for hundreds of years.
Subsequently, after the test was declared a success, the mass production of the Vamana B20 began in full force.
In order to carry the Vamana B20 to the front lines, the modification of the military transporter vessels also started with great fanfare.
