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Germany: American F-16 jet aircraft could be moved to Aviano

At least 12,000 American soldiers in Deutsche bases will be transferred

US Presidente Donald Trump is talking from days about the American soldiers retirement from Germany. They are at least 12,000 people to transfer, a decision that was confirmed yesterday from Mark Esper, Defence secretary. During his speech, he explained possible new destinations. Probably 6,400 soldiers will come back to United States, instead other 5600 will be moved to countries that joined Nato...

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Washington, USA, 07/30/2020 11:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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