Spain’s Air Force in Madrid transports Covid-19 medical supplies after losing a flight officer to coronavirus

GUARDIA CIVIL has sent its condolences to the family of Madrid Air Force Sublieutenant Palencia, who has died of coronavirus.

This morning a C-295 took off from Getafe Air Base, where the deceased was based, to Son San Juan airfield carrying vital equipment.

A transport flight of the 35th Wing, as part of the BALMIS operation, transfered necessary health supplies to help in the fight against the Covid-19.

A post reads: ‘A big hug to your family and relatives.’

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