Dutch F-35 fighter jets achieve Full Operational Capability
The Royal Netherlands Air Force’s fleet of F-35 fighter jets has officially reached Full Operational Capability (FOC), marking a major milestone in the modernisation of the Dutch military.
The Royal Netherlands Air Force’s fleet of F-35 fighter jets has officially reached Full Operational Capability (FOC), marking a major milestone in the modernisation of the Dutch military.
Based directly at the German Air Force base, HENSOLDT Services helps to keep the German Eurofighter fleet operational.
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