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| − | When the stealthy hi-tech F-35 tears through Paris skies on its first-ever acrobatic displays this week, | + | When the stealthy hi-tech F-35 tears through Paris skies on its first-ever acrobatic displays this week, [https://mckee-grady.federatedjournals.com/what-are-gold-prices-now سعر الذهب مباشر] the fighter jet will also be sending a message: NATO allies, the United States is still on your side.<br>In an Associated Press interview at the opening Monday of the Paris Air Show, Brigadier General Select Todd Canterbury said the displays of the new jet are to 'showcase the capability to all of our European partners and NATO allies' and 'to reassure them that we are committed to NATO 100 percent and that we have got the capability to respond to any action necessary.'<br>Canterbury, director of the Air Force F-35 Integration Office at the Pentagon, also spoke about recent problems that grounded F-35s at Luke Airforce Base in Arizona.<br> A Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II flies during a flight demonstration on the opening day of the 52nd Paris Air Show held at Le Bourget, north of Paris, France, 19 June 2017.<br><br>The 2017 International Paris Air Show runs from 23 to 25 June<br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS sciencetech" data-version="2" id="mol-dcf20c80-5529-11e7-85ad-bd91b1130cf5" website Interview: F-35 fighter show is gesture to US allies |
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When the stealthy hi-tech F-35 tears through Paris skies on its first-ever acrobatic displays this week, سعر الذهب مباشر the fighter jet will also be sending a message: NATO allies, the United States is still on your side.
In an Associated Press interview at the opening Monday of the Paris Air Show, Brigadier General Select Todd Canterbury said the displays of the new jet are to 'showcase the capability to all of our European partners and NATO allies' and 'to reassure them that we are committed to NATO 100 percent and that we have got the capability to respond to any action necessary.'
Canterbury, director of the Air Force F-35 Integration Office at the Pentagon, also spoke about recent problems that grounded F-35s at Luke Airforce Base in Arizona.
A Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II flies during a flight demonstration on the opening day of the 52nd Paris Air Show held at Le Bourget, north of Paris, France, 19 June 2017.
The 2017 International Paris Air Show runs from 23 to 25 June
<div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS sciencetech" data-version="2" id="mol-dcf20c80-5529-11e7-85ad-bd91b1130cf5" website Interview: F-35 fighter show is gesture to US allies
