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Taiwan has fined Dassault, Thales and Safran for $268 million over commissions paid during the sale of 60 Mirage 2000 fighters to the island back in 1992.
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Belarus carried out a test of its Polonez multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) in the Gomel region on Oct. 26 and the Chinese-supplied A200 rockets flew out to a range of 300km.
Lithuania signed a contract for two National Advanced Surface-to-Air System (NASAMS) air defense missile batteries on Oct. 26.
Photo: Alfredo Pliadis (MoD)
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Prior to being F-15E pilot with the 494th Fighter Squadron, 1st Lt. Andy Schloemer was a UH-1 Huey helicopter flight engineer with the 374th Operations Group at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Schloemer credits his flying experience at the Yokota Aero Club for helping him kick-start his fast jet career.
Bulgarian National Radio reported that for a second consecutive day, MiG-29 flights at Graf Ignatievo air base are canceled.
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