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February 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

UK: Armed Forces to Lose Equipment Worth £12 Billion

The armed forces will lose equipment worth more than £12 billion as part of wide-ranging government cuts targeting the country’s public defi… (thenews) [mappress] Source: thenews, February 14, 2011;

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The armed forces will lose equipment worth more than £12 billion as part of wide-ranging government cuts targeting the country’s public defi…

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Source: thenews, February 14, 2011;

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