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Afghan air power : target Taliban / Tim Ripley

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RIPLEY Tim

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In: Flight International Vol 170 No 5065, 5-11 December 2006, pp.30-33 (65)Summary: Renewed conflict in Afghanistan has seen NATOs largest air offensive since Kosovo, but with a focus on providing close air support to troops. The report focuses in particular on operations by the British Royal Air Force and Army.

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Renewed conflict in Afghanistan has seen NATOs largest air offensive since Kosovo, but with a focus on providing close air support to troops. The report focuses in particular on operations by the British Royal Air Force and Army.

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