Swedish Experiences Could Enhance NATO’s Air Forces

September 02, 2022
Swedish fighter and soldier
Dispersed operations to airstrips and road runways, which Sweden and Finland routinely practice, are a skill U.S. and NATO allies are eager to better understand.
Credit: Joel Thungren/Swedish Armed Forces
Sweden’s transition to becoming a member of NATO is a ground-breaking shift in regional geopolitics, further strengthening the alliance in Scandinavia. U.S. and NATO want to learn from Sweden’s dispersed basing concepts Sweden and Finland could be called upon to perform NATO air policing duties Yet...

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