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Tunisia receives military training aircraft

The aim is to strengthen aeronautical capacity to address security challenges

Tunisia has recently received four Beechcraft T-6 Texan II military trainer aircraft produced by the American company Textron Aviation. The aircraft will be located at the Sfax air base. It is a sale made possible by the cooperation between the two countries for the renewal of the military aviation fleet of the North African country. The goal is to strengthen the capabilities of the Tunis Air Force...

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