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Gripen in NATO mission
Eight Gripen fighter aircraft from the Swedish Armed Forces is currently taking part in the NATO-led UN mission in Libya. In total the Swedish Armed Forces has up to 130 people deployed for this mission, including ten Gripen pilots, for a period of up to three months.
This Swedish Gripen force is designated FL 01 and is basically the Expeditionary Air Wing which is formed as a part of the EU’s Nordic Battle Group. In addition to the eight Gripen C/D aircraft, FL 01 also consists of a C-130 Hercules. The Gripen force was rapidly deployed from the Swedish Air Force F 17 Wing at Ronneby, Sweden, and all were in place at Sigonella within only two days after the Parliament decision.
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