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B-737 gone missing in Afghanistan (7): Vianini's mission

Kabul, Afghanistan - He's gone to Kabul to receive a group of 40 Italian militaries sent in the area to organize the PRT of Herat assigned to Italy

The Captain Bruno Vianini who is probably crashed in the Afghani skies together with other 103 passengers, from last November he was assigned to the Head of General Staff of Defence near the command for the Special Forces Operations recently instituted on the Rome-Centocelle military Airport.

fra/pec - 113651
Rome, Italy, 02/04/2005 16:24
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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