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Skandinaviskt sammarbete inom militärt transportflyg.

>>The five Nordic countries have agreed to pool some of their military assets, including tactical airlifters like this Norwegian C-130J, to reduce costs and improve effectiveness.

Following an agreement between Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland, which was signed by the defence minister, Nick Hækkerup (Socialdemokraterne),

the five countries will in the future operate a joint fleet of military transport planes. However, there are no concrete plans at present to do the same with fighter jets.

Norway and Denmark both have four C-130 Hercules transport planes while Sweden has eight. Finland will contribute its three smaller transport planes, the EADS CASA C-295, to the joint fleet.
Iceland does not own any military transport planes, but has promised to contribute funds to purchasing more jointly-owned aircraft. >>

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http://forum.scramble.nl/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=90493

http://www.defense-aerospace.com/articl ... ssets.html

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Bengt

Det verkar som om Copenhagen Post har fått det lite om bakfoten. Enligt Norska regeringen handlar det enbart om en avsiktsförklaring.

Se:
http://wisemanswisdoms.blogspot.se/2012 ... undan.html
http://www.regjeringen.no/nb/dep/fd/akt ... ?id=706969
http://www.regeringen.se/sb/d/15740/a/202957

Niklas

Skandinaviskt samarbete om militärt transportflyg.

Utredning pågår.
Inget är beslutat än.

/Henrik

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