The top modernization priority for the service is adding to the fleet of A-29 Super Tucano armed turboprops, Lebanese Air Force Commander Brig. Gen. Michael Saifi says.
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LONDON—The Lebanese Air Force is looking to augment its fixed-wing and intelligence collection force if challenging resource conditions permit, the service commander says. The top modernization priority for the force is adding to the fleet of A-29 Super Tucano armed turboprops, Lebanese Air Force...
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