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Il V-22 "scatena l'inferno" in missione...ma anche l'ira della comunità islamica americana

Washington, Usa - Una pubblicità raffigurante un Osprey in missione sopra una moschea suscita le proteste di associazioni islamiche statunitensi

Una gaffe di non poco conto quella di Boeing e Bell nella promozione del convertiplano militare V-22 Osprey. Attraverso un messaggio pubblicitario, un aeromobile di questo tipo viene rappresentato in missione mentre si trova in hovering a poche decine di metri al di sopra di una moschea con alcuni soldati americani che si calano verso l’edificio con delle funi uscendo dal portellone posteriore della m...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 128097
Roma, Italia, 10/03/2005 14:17
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