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February 1, 2022 | International, Aerospace

SCAF : Un accord entre Dassault Aviation et Airbus sur le futur avion de combat est-il possible? - Zone Militaire

Lors des auditions parlementaires de l'automne dernier, le Délégué général pour l'armement s'était montré optimiste après la signature, quelques semaines

http://www.opex360.com/2022/01/28/scaf-un-accord-entre-dassault-aviation-et-airbus-sur-le-futur-avion-de-combat-est-il-possible/

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