British Aerospace 125 (English Wikipedia)

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dmilt.com

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military.ie

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ntsb.gov

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southyorkshireaircraftmuseum.org.uk

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空自捜索機や陸自戦闘ヘリを廃止、無人機で代替へ…防衛予算効率化 Yomiuri Shimbun. 9 December 2022.
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