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New Zealand awards new pilot training capability contract to Beechcraft / Geoff Slocombe.

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SLOCOMBE Geoff

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NEW ZEALAND -- FLYING TRAINING

In: Asia Pacific Defence Reporter : Vol 40 No 2, March 2014, p.28-30 (9)Summary: The first trainees under New Zealand's recently announced military pilot training system are expected to begin in 2016. Eleven Beechcraft T-6C aircraft plus simulators and other products and services are part of the $154million package.

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The first trainees under New Zealand's recently announced military pilot training system are expected to begin in 2016. Eleven Beechcraft T-6C aircraft plus simulators and other products and services are part of the $154million package.

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