The recent Airpower symposium held in Copenhagen, Denmark was co-hosted by the Williams Foundation and the Centre for Military Studies, University of Copenhagen.
The Japanese are expanding the aperture on defense cooperation with allies.
Norway will take over the role of policing Baltic airspace this month.
Air Commodore Dre Kraak, from the Royal Netherlands Air Force, discussed the way ahead with regard to training for the Dutch Air Force as the introduce their F-35s.
The acquisition and operation of the F-16 came at an interesting point in Danish history, where expeditionary operations became increasingly important.
Djibouti is uniquely located near a tectonic triple junction, where three tectonic plates meet: African, Arabian and Somalian.
The Danish frigate provides a benchmark for littoral combat ships.
The Copenhagen Symposium focused on the evolution of coalition airpower under the impact of dealing with 21st century threats.
