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Dutch F-35 fighters join U.S. and Japan in first joint air exercise at Misawa
The deployment includes five Dutch F-35 fighter aircraft and one A330 tanker aircraft. Japan is also operating F-35s, while the United States is participating with both F-35 and F-16 aircraft. The exercise, named Kazaguruma Guardian, aims to strengthen cooperation between the three countries. It also demonstrates the Dutch Air Force’s ability to deploy and operate globally. Japan and the Netherlands have maintained a longstanding partnership, wi…
It has now become a compulsory passage for the European air forces after the Air and Space Army and the Royal Air Force have opened the way. Until early April 2026 an expeditionary force of the Koninklijke Luchtmacht is present in Misawa AB in Japan. Five stealth fighters Lockheed-Martin F-35A Lightning II and two [...] This content Dutch F-35A Lightning II in the Pacific zone. was first published on aircraftgenders.net - Encyclopaedia of milita…
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