
The American president evokes the Concorde, a show “bigger than Le Bourget” and a nuclear ship to Mars, in search of “technological supremacy”.
From Florida, Donald Trump announced on Friday, November 6, the creation of the “largest air show on the planet”, larger than Le Bourget, while evoking the Concorde and a nuclear ship to Mars, in a quest for “technological supremacy”.
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Donald Trump speaks from Florida on technological and aeronautical ambitions, mentioning Concorde and a nuclear ship to Mars.
Creation of the “largest air show on the planet”, praise of Concorde, a nuclear ship to Mars… Friday November 6, the American president, in search of “technological supremacy”, displayed his madness of grandeur.
“I often took the Concorde”: from Florida, Donald Trump dreams of supersonics and announces a show “bigger than Le Bourget”

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