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Spain’s Naval Aviation Crossroads: The F-35B, the Harrier, and a Capability Gap
Keeping fixed-wing naval aviation alive will force Spain to choose between paying the price of continuity, and accepting that the retirement of the Harrier will leave the Spanish Navy without carrier-based fighters for a generation. By Jorge Estévez-
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Keeping fixed-wing naval aviation alive will force Spain to choose between paying the price of continuity, and accepting that the retirement of the Harrier will leave the Spanish Navy without carrier-based fighters for a generation. By Jorge Estévez-
Keeping fixed-wing naval aviation alive will force Spain to choose between paying the price of continuity, and accepting that the retirement of the Harrier will leave the Spanish Navy without carrier-based fighters for a generation. By Jorge Estévez-Bujez / Defensa y Seguridad There are debates that begin with discussions about aircraft and end up debating ...
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