Key Points and Summary - Europe is racing to rearm but running into a familiar problem: how smaller states can afford to operate heavy, U.S.-made fighters like the F-35. Sweden has been here before.
The Saab 35 Draken was built to sprint at Mach 2 in the thin air over Scandinavia, yet its real legacy is how a small, pragmatic air arm used it to challenge assumptions that still shape the F-35 ...
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