Lockheed Martin’s F-35 will be the dominant type in service among the Nordic air forces by 2030, with Denmark, Finland and Norway (pictured) set to operate the fighter.
Credit: Torbjorn Kjosvold/Norwegian Armed Forces
The commanders of the Nordic air forces—of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden—have declared a vision to unify their operations. They want their air forces to operate seamlessly, paving the way for a force greater than the sum of its parts that could also serve as a credible deterrent across a...
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