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Armies: friction on the Franco-German aircraft of the future

2020-10-18T21:33:49.774Z


Behind this symbolic project of the partnership between Paris and Berlin hide contradictory ambitions.The base 105 in Évreux is unique. It will soon welcome the first Franco-German air squadron. The Minister of the Armed Forces, Florence Parly, and her German counterpart, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, laid the first stone in mid-September for the building which will house the German soldiers. 130 soldiers and around thirty personnel for administrative support are expected. Colonel Delporte, who comm


The base 105 in Évreux is unique.

It will soon welcome the first Franco-German air squadron.

The Minister of the Armed Forces, Florence Parly, and her German counterpart, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, laid the first stone in mid-September for the building which will house the German soldiers.

130 soldiers and around thirty personnel for administrative support are expected.

Colonel Delporte, who commands the base, is delighted in advance: "

Franco-German planes, with Franco-German freight, Franco-German pilots, Franco-German maintenance

".

"

The challenge is to optimize resources

In terms of logistics transport, he explains.

260 personnel will be assigned to this unique mission with a French commander and a second German.

10 C130 J transport planes will be deployed on the base, 4 French and 6 Germans.

They will be manufactured by the American Lockheed Martin.

Behind this project, which symbolizes the defense partnership between Paris and Berlin,

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Source: lefigaro

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