This time the military didn't rely on aerial bombing and instead put commandos on the ground.

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However, Libya's armed forces don't have the high-tech aerial equipment necessary to survey the miles of empty desert.

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In true Japanese style, there's a TV aerial embedded within the side and while it won't broadcast the crisp high-definition delights of NOTTV, there's plenty of terrestrial viewing available -- if you stay in the Land of the Rising Sun.

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