During the training, air support controllers will improve their skills in air support procedures, assisted by Spanish F-18 fighter jets, which are currently patrolling NATO airspace over the Baltic states.
Members of the public may also see the movement of soldiers and military vehicles on the ground during the military exercises. No live ammunition will be used during the training and the National Armed Forces are calling for understanding from the local population for the short-term noise nuisance that may result from the flyovers.
All military aircraft will fly only at the altitudes and speeds specified in regulatory enactments, and there should be no harm caused to people or property, the Ministry of Defense said.
Since May, 1st, 6️⃣ ?? #F18 are deployed in ?? in the framework of @NATO #BAP.
— España en la OTAN ?? (@SpainNATO) August 20, 2020
In today’s complex, dynamic, & uncertain security environment, ensuring allied airspace dominance has never been more important.#WeAreNATO ??
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