The Romanian Army Is Receiving a New Hercules Military Aircraft From the Americans.
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The Romanian Air Force will receive a new C-130H Hercules military aircraft from the United States on Wednesday, during a ceremony organized at Base 90 Otopeni Air Transport. The aircraft, transferred through an American program destined for surplus military equipment, is the eighth of this type received by Romania, according to the Ministry of National Defence (MAPN). Article Romanian Army receives free from the US a new military aircraft Hercu…
Romania strengthens its military air transport capabilities by receiving a new C-130H Hercules aircraft, transferred free of charge from the United States under the Excess Defense Articles (EDA) program. The surrender-priming ceremony will take place on Wednesday at the 90th Air Transport Base Otopeni.
The Romanian Air Force will receive a new C-130H Hercules military aircraft from the United States on Wednesday, during a ceremony organized at Base 90 Air Transport Otopeni. The plane, transferred through an American program for equipment...
An aircraft of type C-130 Hercules, version H, will be transferred free of charge, from the surplus of the Government of the United States of America, to the Romanian Air Force. The announcement was made on Tuesday by the Ministry of Defence, which says that on October 14th, at Base 90 Air Transport Otopeni, will take place the surrender-priming ceremony of the aircraft C-130H Hercules, on which ...
The Romanian Air Force will receive Wednesday, October 14, a new C-130H Hercules military aircraft, transferred free of charge by the Government of the United States. The surrender-priming ceremony will take place at Base 90 Air Transport Otopeni, in the presence of the interim Minister of Defense, Radu Miruţa, and the American ambassador to Bucharest, Darryl Nirenberg. The aircraft is transferred by the American Excess program [...]
The Romanian Air Force will receive a C-130H Hercules aircraft from the Government of the United States for free. The surrender-priming ceremony will take place on Wednesday in the 90 Otopeni Base.
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