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Indagine: le portaerei sono ancora così utili al giorno d'oggi?

Londra, Regno Unito - Un esperto inglese risponde ad alcune domande

Per il giornalista Simon Jenkins del "Guardian", le portaerei inglesi classe Queen Elizabeth sarebbero "Il più grande spreco di soldi pubblici" mentre Mattew Parris, del "Times" ha argomentato che la campagna in Libia ha dimostrato come "Le portaerei siano in fin dei conti inutili e non necessarie". A queste asserzioni, uno studio associa anche le dichiarazioni di David Howart nel 1981, che scrisse...

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Roma, Italia, 05/30/2012 13:19
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