Peru and Soviet arms deal deepens Peruite military ties
U S intelligence reports Peru has finalized a new Soviet arms package including air defense missiles radar six helicopters and 36 SA22 fighter bombers. About 75 Soviet advisers already in Peru with more technicians expected to train crews. Israel and France offered alternative fighters while the United States stance under Carter raises concerns over reduced arms sales.
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President Carter recalled seasickness from his early submarine days aboard the USS Pomfret as he described a rough 175 mile helicopter trip to Pittsburgh. He stayed on watch despite nausea while crew and reporters faced a bumpy ride and a radio outage mocked then later.
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