⢠NATO Naval Forces conduct exercise with Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force and Allies
⢠SHORTS - Why Swedish jets land on highways
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Three NATO ships conducted a successful passing exercise with two Japanese ships in the Eastern Mediterranean on 14 August 2024.
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A NATO Task Group led by the flagship frigate ESPS Victoria completed a three-week deployment to patrol the Western Mediterranean Sea, as part of NATO's Operation Sea Guardian (OSG). This is the fourth focused operation (FOCOPS) conducted this year as part of OSG. (Story courtesy of Allied Maritime Command)
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Royal Air Force (RAF) F-35B jets from 617 Squadron, based at RAF Marham in Norfolk, United Kingdom, have deployed to Iceland as part of NATO's Air Policing mission. This is the first time British F-35s will have taken part in any NATO air policing mission. (Story courtesy of Allied Air Command)
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In a landmark shift underscoring the ongoing success and evolution of the German-Dutch partnership within NATO, a Dutch officer assumed command of NATOâs multinational battlegroup in Lithuania for the first time. (Story courtesy of Allied Joint Force Command)
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Itâs a strange sight, yet one common in Sweden: angular fighter jets slowly drifting down to land not on a runway, but a civilian motorway.
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