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Light utility helicopters for disaster relief and peacekeeping operations/ Suresh Abraham

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ABRAHAM Suresh

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In: Asian Defence Journal December 2013, pp.12-14 (131) Summary: Rotary wing assets have and continue to be a vital part of humanitarian and peacekeeping operations throughout the world. Their ability to operate in areas often inaccessible to other means of transport is especially important in providing assistance to beleaguered communities.

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Rotary wing assets have and continue to be a vital part of humanitarian and peacekeeping operations throughout the world. Their ability to operate in areas often inaccessible to other means of transport is especially important in providing assistance to beleaguered communities.

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