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Italian Army: parcel bomb in barracks of Livorno injuried an officer

Rome, Italy - The soldier has been carried to the hospital; his health conditions are now being under examination

Yesterday at about 04:05 pm an officer of the "Folgore" Parachute Brigade was injured by a parcel bomb. The officer was in his office when, opening a package, was hit by an explosion that caused him to be injured in his face and hands. The incident occurred in the "Ruspoli" barracks, home of the "Folgore" Parachute Command Brigade in Livorno. The soldier, immediately aided, was carried to the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1127679
Rome, Italy, 04/01/2011 11:56
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