What does MILTRACS stand for?

Military Air Traffic Control System

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

TANZANIA The impoverished African state agreed to buy a sophisticated military air traffic control system from BAE Systems at a cost of [pounds sterling]28million in 2001.

BAE dogfight on bribery charges; Arms giant battles to save 30,000 UK ...

Two of the PM's most senior female ministers are at daggers drawn over a pounds 28million military air traffic control system sold to Tanzania - which has only eight fighter planes.

Ministers in Africa feud; EXCLUSIVE

The bishops rebuke the British Government for approving BAE's pounds 28m sale of a military air traffic control system to Tanzania in December.

Archbishop attacks cash spent on arms; 'Money could have educated ...

TANZANIA The impoverished African state agreed to buy a sophisticated military air traffic control system from BAE Systems at a cost of [pounds sterling]28million in 2001.

BAE dogfight on bribery charges; Arms giant battles to save 30,000 UK ...

THE sale of a pounds 28million military air traffic control system to one of the world's poorest countries was attacked last night.

Fury over air control sale

TANZANIA The impoverished African state agreed to buy a sophisticated military air traffic control system from BAE Systems at a cost of [pounds sterling]28million in 2001.

BAE dogfight on bribery charges; Arms giant battles to save 30,000 UK ...

Byline: JANE MERRICK A DEAL to sell a pounds 28million military air traffic control system to one of the world's poorest countries has split the Government.

INDEFENSIBLE; Q: What does a 3rd-world country billions of pounds in ...

TANZANIA The impoverished African state agreed to buy a sophisticated military air traffic control system from BAE Systems at a cost of [pounds sterling]28million in 2001.

BAE dogfight on bribery charges; Arms giant battles to save 30,000 UK ...