The exercise brought together around 200 Allied aircraft, enablers and NATO assets from 18 nations. It involved operations across approximately 20 locations throughout Europe to strengthen NATO’s collective defence. The RAF said the exercise showed that modern air power depends not only on combat aircraft, but also on the people and capabilities that enable them. RAF personnel helped extend the reach of Allied fighters through air-to-air refuell…
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