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B-737 scomparso in Afghanistan (7): la missione di Vianini

Kabul, Afghanistan - Si recava a Kabul per accogliere un gruppo di 40 militari italiani inviati nell'area per organizzare il Prt di Herat assegnato all'Italia

Il capitano di fregata Bruno Vianini che si è probabilmente schiantato nei cieli afghani insieme ad altri 103 passeggeri, dal novembre del 2004 era stato assegnato allo Stato Maggiore della Difesa presso il comando per le operazioni delle forze speciali recentemente costituito sul sedime dell’aeroporto militare di Roma-Centocelle.

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 113649
Roma, Italia, 02/04/2005 16:15
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