Amid NATO Infighting, the Future of the F-35 Is Shrinking

9 July 2018 •

Arms Control, Commentary, Publications

VCDNP's Ulrich Kühn quoted in an article in Defense One on Germany's Torando fighters.

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An article on Defense One, reporting on the pending German decision to replace the nuclear-capable German Tornado fighters quotes VCDNP's Ulrich Kühn, saying that “Now, German Airbus officials have started asking the Gretchen Question: what nukes shall the FCAS carry? U.S. or French ones?”

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