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Swedish Air Force tests new method for disperse operation with just 6 ground crew and 2 vehicles

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The Swedish Air Force’s F 21 Wing recently tested a new concept of disperse operation by having just six ground crew and two vehicles.

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Photo: Louise Levin/Försvarsmakten


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