From Italy’s modern defence structure to the ancient Pantheon: A reminder of what survives
I was in Rome for five days last week, spending much of my time looking at Italy through the lens of defence: military operations, naval capabilities, air power, counter-improvised explosive device expertise and the work behind some of the country’s most important security decisions. Then, at the end of the trip, I found myself standing beneath the dome of the Pantheon, looking up at the oculus…
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