Norway got 3 F-35A jets on Friday as part of her plan to phase out her aging F-16 fighters, according to Sputnik.
The 5th generation Lockhead made fighters were delivered to the Norwegian Air Force at the Norway's Orland Air Force Station and they will be permanently stationed there.
Lockhead will be delivering 6 F-35 fighters to Norway every year starting from 2018 in a deal where Norway will get a total of 52 F-35 fighters.
Apart from the U.S military and Norway, other Nation's Military like South Korea, Belgium, Israel, Japan, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Turkey, and UK are set to deploy the F-35 aircraft too, according to lockhead website.
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