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English: Two Mi17 helicopters at Juba Airport in Southern Sudan, after being unloaded from an Antonov cargo plane. They are part of the Sudan People's Liberation Army's first air force, known as the SPAF.
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10 January 2011 |
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4° 52′ 19.22″ N, 31° 36′ 4.02″ E
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