Ode au Flanker: la mélodie du Cobra (de Pougatchev)

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L'Almoravide dit :

27/12/2019 à 1439

Je me suis toujours demander pourquoi les pays arabes, les pays asiatiques (hormis quelques uns), les pays africains et les pays sud américains n’ont pas d’industrie dédier à l’aviation militaire.

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1. Strategika51 dit :
  
  27/12/2019 à 1552
  
  Trop cher et énormément de ressources que très peu de pays peuvent se permettre.
  
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Big bang dit :

15/12/2019 à 1109

Chapeau bas pour les ingénieurs russes.

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Debunker dit :

14/12/2019 à 1543

Ah ! si j’avais les moyens d’en acheter un (démilitarisé), de l’entretenir et de le faire voler …

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