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I've asked our military command to consider the feasibility of stationing British planes on our aircraft carrier and vice versa
French jets on British carriers? Oct 27, 2010
The French army had to stay in Afghanistan, because there is no other solution
Minister: France must stay in Afghanistan Aug 03, 2010
We hope that on the air tanker program, the American market economy will be fully engaged and the competition launched by the American administration will be a tender that allows EADS and its American partner Northrop Grumman to take part on equal terms
U.S. tanker deal: Paris wants fair chance for Airbus Feb 11, 2010
I don't underestimate the difficulty of the task but I do believe very firmly in the need for this operation
France wants missile firms to link up Sep 15, 2010
On the face of things, there was no specific error in the chain of command nor in the procedure
France: No action in friendly fire case Sep 03, 2010
Hervé Morin (born 17 August 1961 in Pont-Audemer, Eure) is a French politician, leader of the New Center party (center-right) and the French Minister of Defence.
He was elected as a representative in the French National Assembly on June 16, 2002, in the 3rd constituency of Eure, Normandy. He was the president of the group UDF in the National Assembly. After the UDF's candidate for the 2007 presidential election, François Bayrou, didn't make it to the 2nd round, he hinted that he attempted to create an alliance with the Socialist Party and decided to found a new political party: the Democratic Movement (or MoDem). Consequently, Morin, who is of the center-right and an ally of the presidential election's winner, Nicolas Sarkozy, made it an organisation within the presidential majority in the National Assembly. It is now called New Centre and he is the leader.
After the creation of the UMP, he took the presidency of the UDF group at the National Assembly, from 2002 to 2007. While Morin was joining the government as minister of defense in July 2007, Marc Vampa New Centre replaced him as representative.