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Flight Plan Africa Portuguese Airpower In Counterinsurgency 19611974 Wolverhampton Military Studies Cann

Name: Flight Plan Africa Portuguese Airpower In Counterinsurgency 19611974 Wolverhampton Military Studies Cann
SKU: BELL-48517466
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Flight Plan Africa Portuguese Airpower In Counterinsurgency 19611974 Wolverhampton Military Studies Cann instant download after payment.

Publisher: Helion and Company

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 26.68 MB

Author: Cann, John P.

ISBN: 9781910777541, 1910777544, B00ZGOZI4I

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Flight Plan Africa Portuguese Airpower In Counterinsurgency 19611974 Wolverhampton Military Studies Cann by Cann, John P. 9781910777541, 1910777544, B00ZGOZI4I instant download after payment.

Following the 1952 reorganization of the Portuguese Air Force from the army and naval air arms, Portugal now had an entity dedicated solely to aviation that would bring it into line with its new NATO commitment. As it proceeded to develop a competence in modern multiengine and jet fighter aircraft for its NATO role and train a professional corps of pilots, it was suddenly confronted in 1961 with fighting insurgencies in all three of its African possessions. This development forced it to acquire an entirely new and separate air force, the African air force, to address this emerging danger.