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Credit: U.S. Air National Guard/SMsgt. Edward Snyder
What began as a series of training drills between Scandinavian countries in the far north has evolved into one of Europe’s largest aerial exercises. Across four airbases in Finland, Norway and Sweden, 140 fighters, tankers, transport and other support aircraft from nine countries have gathered for...
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