Air Warfare
PREMIUM: MoD reassesses abortive attempt to give Brazilian Army additional aviation capability
The Brazilian MoD is reassessing a cancelled presidential order that would have allowed the army to operate an air arm.
Decree No. 10,386 was intended to meet the operational needs of the army. It was signed by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on 2 June but was withdrawn three days ...
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