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Nato-Russia summit: the "skywatch" came from Germany

Rome, Italy - An Italian Air Force officer on board

An Awacs from Nato base of Geilenkirchen, Germany, was set a task to control airspace over Italian Air Force base of Pratica di Mare, near Rome, where 20 presidents and prime ministers joined the Nato-Russia summit yesterday. An Italian officer, L.P. 41, was one of the crew members. He was set a similar task during G8 summit last summer in Genoa, Italy, and after September 11 in New York city's airspace. Awacs,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 29056
Rome, Italy, 05/29/2002 17:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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