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F-35 shows what real collaboration means for Denmark

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A special demonstration above Fort Worth and Skrydstrup

Imagine this: a Danish F-35 fighter jet takes off from Fort Worth, Texas. Not just any flight, but one where secret data travels at lightning speed from America to Denmark. That information appears instantly at the base in Skrydstrup, right next to the local football club and the train station.

Maybe you’re wondering, what’s in it for investors? But it’s exactly these kinds of tests that show how airborne technology can literally land on the ground—even for investors.

Technology that crosses borders

The F-35 used a new system from Lockheed Martin, created by their secretive Skunk Works division. They connected a Danish team with the latest tech: viewing, analysing, and sharing live data instantly. It all happened via satellite, which you can compare to fibre optic speed at the De Telegraaf newsroom.

This test was a real leap forward. Even Denmark’s top air force chief, Jan Dam, was visibly proud. He said this collaboration makes Denmark stronger and helps it join the big league faster.

Why is this interesting for investors?

Many investors look for security and growth. Lockheed Martin delivers not only jets, but also systems that last for years and keep getting updated. With over 1,170 F-35s worldwide, and new contracts for air bases like Skrydstrup, opportunities arise for the long term. Especially when you look at the role of technology in defence.

Local impact and involvement

In Skrydstrup, everyone is now talking about the “American jets” and the opportunities they bring for local businesses. Think of extra jobs in maintenance, supply of spare parts, and even more customers for the café across from the station.

  • Have you ever thought about the impact such a test has on the local economy?
  • Do you see opportunities in companies riding this wave of innovation?

Final thought

The technology of the F-35 and the collaboration between Lockheed Martin and Denmark show how investing in innovation, right in your own region, can be a smart move. Would you like to know what opportunities there are for investors in your area? Let us know and join the conversation with other investors!

Source:
Lockheed Martin. Read more on the official Lockheed Martin website.

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