The first two Norwegian F-35s arrived at Luke AFB Nov. 10 and shortly thereafter the first Norwegian pilots flew their planes.
While conducting the Trilateral exercise at Langley AFB, in Flordia, the USAF was working its legacy fleet with both the F-22 and the F-35.
The need for fully interoperable air power at the high end for future contingencies against adversaries and systems is a clear requirement going forward.
The RAF plays a key role in the Trilateral Exercise.
The tip of the spear in the exercise was provided by the premier combat jets operating today in the USAF, the RAF, and the French Air Force.
The origin of the exercise goes back to the establishment of the trilateral agreements in 2010.
Rear Admiral Manazir discusses the way ahead for the sea services to operate and prevail in the extended battlespace.
Lt. Gen. Pasquale Preziosa welcomed the first Italian F-35A at a 3 December acceptance ceremony in Cameri, Italy.