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UK soldiers could fly behind enemy lines without needing planes thanks to new tech
The Mirror UK and GB News describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedAn Mo D-backed start-up has developed the UK's first 'foot-launched military paraglider', which can fly troops behind enemy lines without a traditional aircraft.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "UK soldiers could fly behind enemy lines without needing planes thanks to new tech". The right frames it as "British soldiers could fly deep into enemy territory with revolutionary new paraglider".
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Left / center-leftUK soldiers could fly behind enemy lines without needing planes thanks to new tech
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Right / center-rightBritish soldiers could fly deep into enemy territory with revolutionary new paraglider
UK soldiers could fly behind enemy lines without needing planes thanks to new tech
An Mo D-backed start-up has developed the UK's first 'foot-launched military paraglider', which can fly troops behind enemy lines without a traditional aircraft
British soldiers could fly deep into enemy territory with revolutionary new paraglider
A new paraglider could give British troops an innovative way to strike from the sky. Blakcro, a Wiltshire-based start-up, has created Britain's first foot-launched paraglider designed speci...
