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The first F-35A in RDAF livery (Image credit: LM/Chris Hanoch) The first F-35A for the Royal Danish Air Force has been given its paint scheme and markings, including the Dannebrog flag. Unlike most other nations, the Danish F-35 feature a toned down version of the colored roundel and national flag. L-001, the first of 27 F-35A Lightning II aircraft destined to the Flyvevåbnet (RDAF – Royal Danish Air Force) has been unveiled wearing its final livery. The aircraft has been painted with the Have Glass Grey (FS36170), that is the standard color applied to all the Lightnings. However, unlike t...

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It is not america. it's the leadership that is too weak. who lechs the leadership? i stand by my analysis. patrick jensen in austin, texas. i admire you for taking the moral and ethical high road of syria with the exception of israel what countries in the middle east support the sanctity of life. would the message of punishing assad be as effective on iran as uh punishing saddam? different time, different place. iran was concerned about embracing democracy and did what it could to prevent it. the bush administration didn't punish iran thereby emboldening them. from florida, why not arrest assa...

0 you let this go unpunished that more people will do it throughout the world, and it will be easier to have weapons, chemical, biological, even nuclear, which is what iran is working on. it will be easier for those people to traffic in them and to use them. that is the fundamental. >> laura: it's a totally flawed argument. >> bill: what was that powers? >> it's a flawed argument. >> bill: what does that mean flat? >> flawed. >> saddam used chemical weapons in the late 1980s. >> bill: nobody really knew he was gassing the kurds and used them against iran it was in a war capacity. >> he wasn't ...