CZECH REPUBLIC: MONEY GOES DOWN THE DRAIN FOR UNFINISHED FLIGHT SIMULATOR.(Brief Article)

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According to oPrague Posto, the Defense Ministry has paid 400 million Kc ($15.4 million) for a still-uncompleted flight simulator originally expec...

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