Credit: One British and two U.S Marine Corps F-35s fly to the U.K. along with two RAF Eurofighter Typhoons. Sgt. Pete George, Royal Air Force/Crown Copyright
LONDON – A trio of Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighters has touched down on British soil, two years after a fleet-wide grounding prompted by an engine fire foiled plans for the aircraft’s international debut here. Two U.S. Marine Corps and a single British aircraft landed at RAF Fairford...
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