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Royal Danish Air Force

Royal Danish Air Force

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Oct 8, 2026

HunterGUEST
35:14
Um, not too much.
HunterGUEST
35:17
Um, air observer was probably the biggest thing in this section that I really, like, kinda went back and forth on, 'cause I mean, as you said, and as you can see there, the Danish Air Force, uh, it was a non-entity when it came to the actual operation.
HunterGUEST
35:32
But, um, so on the one hand I was like, "Clearly they didn't have air support." And then the devil on my shoulder was like, "Well, they had planes before that, didn't they?"
BradHOST
35:40
Mm-hmm.
HunterGUEST
35:54
Um, they had a, they had some fighters, they had some observation planes.
HunterGUEST
35:58
They didn't have bombers that were doing close air support.
HunterGUEST
36:01
There was no real conception of that role for the Danish Air Force.
HunterGUEST
36:06
So even if they got planes in the air, the only thing that would actually make sense is a fighter doing that strafing.
Martin McKeeGUEST
46:52
I've been following the discourse about people saying, "Where do they look for solutions now?" And because of the concern about whether or not the United States might impose blocks on the use of the technology abroad, it's a bit like the debate about buying American fighter jets if the US government has a kill switch on them.
Martin McKeeGUEST
47:11
Um, and this is obviously for the Danish Air Force in Greenland has been a, an issue.
Martin McKeeGUEST
47:15
Uh, so there's now people are beginning to say, "Well, let's look elsewhere, like China, where there is a degree of stability." So, you know, I think that's, that's, uh, that's one of the things that's happening.
Martin McKeeGUEST
47:24
So I think mid-level powers coming together, other organizations like OECD, the International Standards Organization, that have some responsibility for a bit of the picture but could work together to provide something.
Julie RoginskyHOST
28:56
It's the main sea route through the Baltic for military and commercial shipping.
Julie RoginskyHOST
29:02
In recent years, Russian warships have harassed Danish Air Force and naval vessels, sailing on collision courses with them, aiming weapons at them, jamming their navigation systems.
Julie RoginskyHOST
29:13
Lithuania, Denmark, both NATO countries, Denmark was actually asked if they were going to invoke Article 5 over this.
Julie RoginskyHOST
29:18
I mean, think about this.

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