When in top speed they need about 8 minutes to go from the north to south of the country.While in flight, how does a Netherlands air force F-16 remain in Netherlands airspace?
If I'm not mistaken, advanced modern fighter aircraft have really good GPSWhile in flight, how does a Netherlands air force F-16 remain in Netherlands airspace?
That's the main reason why we are replacing the F16s with F34s, I think.If I'm not mistaken, advanced modern fighter aircraft have really good GPS![]()
I'm envisioning fighter jets flying in Netherlands airspace like fish swimming in an aquarium.While in flight, how does a Netherlands air force F-16 remain in Netherlands airspace?
I wonder if that is part of the reason why European fighter pilots cycle through training in the U.S.?I'm envisioning fighter jets flying in Netherlands airspace like fish swimming in an aquarium.
They're typically tethered to the ground and stay close to the beach.While in flight, how does a Netherlands air force F-16 remain in Netherlands airspace?
Training to become a fighter jet pilot is in the USA, but after finishing 'school' the the target practice and combat fighting procedures for the active pilots are practiced over here as well, above sea and some reasonable low populated patches of land and that is logical, because circumstances like the terrain conditions, weather and climate are different. NL has two zones for combat practice.I wonder if that is part of the reason why European fighter pilots cycle through training in the U.S.?
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Wait: the Netherlands have two low population areas?*Training to become a fighter jet pilot is in the USA, but after finishing 'school' the the target practice and combat fighting procedures for the active pilots are practiced over here as well, above sea and some reasonable low populated patches of land and that is logical, because circumstances like the terrain conditions, weather and climate are different. NL has two zones for combat practice.
The Netherlands are not one big city. The patches of relatively low population are not comparable with the dessert type ones in the USA, but big enough to practice combat procedures.Wait: the Netherlands have two low population areas?*
*checks weather.com for conditions in Hell
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