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    • Bi-national Defence Cooperation and Logistics

    Background:

    • French bi-medical platforms (BPCs) possess polyvalent capabilities, enhancing operational command flexibility.
    • These BPCs feature modular medical facilities (MTF) adaptable to various roles (Role 2 to 3).

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