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Poslao: 09 Dec 2019 12:59
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Odobrena im kupovina aviona C-23B + Sherpa
Citat:Командование СВ Бразилии одобрило приобретение самолетов C-23B+ «Шерпа»
В ходе состоявшегося 2 декабря заседания руководящего состава Сухопутных сил Бразилии была одобрена программа приобретения легких транспортных самолетов C-23B+ «Шерпа» из наличия СВ США.
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Poslao: 13 Jun 2020 21:42
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BRAZILIAN ARMY LOSES FIXED-WING CAPABILITY
Citat:On 2 June, President Jair Bolsonaro signed a decree establishing the Brazilian Army’s right to operate fixed-wing aircraft then, three days later, issued another removing the right and reverting to a 1986 decree that allows the service to operate only helicopters. The later decision was taken after pressure from the air force, MON understands and reflects a similar 1998 discussion with the navy, which the latter service eventually won.
This decision was taken after the Army’s procurement of eight C-23B SHERPA transport aircraft the US Army last December. The aircraft, two of which were to be used for spares, were expected to equip the first Army fixed-wing unit of the force, the 4th Army Aviation Battalion, based at Manaus, to support Army bases in the Amazon basin and close to national borders. Despite their expected arrival next year after being overhauled and modernized, their future is now uncertain, as the force will not be able to operate them.
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Poslao: 07 Sep 2020 17:16
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Decommissioned Clemenceau-class aircraft carrier returns to Brazilian Navy after bid suspended
Citat:The Brazilian Navy is assuming control of the decommissioned Clemenceau-class aircraft carrier Sao Paulo (A12) after the auction led by local authorities was suspended again.
The auction, which was supposed to decide the future of the ship containing large quantities of hazardous substances, originally started in December last year but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and finally suspended. The cause of the most recent suspension was not disclosed.
“It is still unclear why Brazil decided to halt the process. We are investigating the matter,” Nicola Mulinaris, Communication and Policy Officer at NGO Shipbreaking Platform, told Naval Today.
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