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Two Hercules Will Be Out of Operation, Confirmed the Mindefense
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Pedro Sánchez, the Minister of Defense, confirmed that two Hercules aircraft will be withdrawn as part of the maintenance processes of these aircraft. The decision comes the same week that a C-130 Hercules crashed in Putumayo, leaving 69 dead and 57 wounded military personnel as a balance. “It is not a decision that is made right now as a result of this (the accident), but it is a process that becomes rigorous inside the forces,” said Sánchez. O…
Retirement of Hercules aircraft after tragedy in Putumayo reopens debate on military air capacity TuBarco News The departure of two additional aircraft, announced by Minister Pedro Sánchez. The announcement of the withdrawal of two Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft by the Ministry of Defence cannot be understood solely as a reaction to the air tragedy in Putumayo. Although the disaster marked a turning point in public discussion, the decision rev…
The withdrawal of Hercules aircraft in Colombia was confirmed by the Ministry of Defense in the midst of the impact generated by the aerial accident in Putumayo, which left dozens of victims among members of the security forces. Minister Pedro Sánchez explained that several of these aircraft will be withdrawn from operation as part of a technical process that was already under way, and not as a direct consequence of the accident in Puerto Leguíz…
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