Croatia looking to give military jets facelift

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• Ivan Juric wrote on 04. 02. 2011 from Melbourne Australia

  Considering Croatias ecenomic strenght and the cost of these planes I think it would make more sense to scrap them altogether and spend the money on securing borders improving land forces and purchasing surface to air missiles to counter any hostile air forces

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