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Combat aircraft · Multirole fighter

F-35A Lightning II

The fighter the flank's air forces are converging on — nine of the module's states operate or have contracted it — and the clearest single measure of how far allied air power on the flank depends on one American production line.

F-35 Stany Zjednoczone US service entry 2016; first European deliveries 2015 (Netherlands, Italy); flank fleets forming 2020–2035

Stan na
2026-01
Ostatni przegląd
2026-09-28

OcenaPewność: wysoka

Kontekst do rozpoznania, a nie karta danych technicznych. Katalog obejmuje główne publicznie udokumentowane systemy istotne dla konfliktów, którymi zajmuje się Vigil — nie jest wyczerpującym ordre de bataille. Nie odnotowuje się liczby egzemplarzy, dostępności ani bieżących przydziałów.

Wpis Czym jest ten system, skąd pochodzi, kto go używa i dla których modułów Vigil jest istotny — wraz z przesłankami, na których opiera się każdy z tych elementów.

W służbie Przesłanki: udokumentowane
Sylwetka · nie w skali

Bilans

RodzinaF-35
WariantyF-35A (conventional take-off); F-35B (Italian Navy and Royal Air Force; not recorded here)
PochodzenieStany Zjednoczone
ProducentLockheed Martin
EpokaUS service entry 2016; first European deliveries 2015 (Netherlands, Italy); flank fleets forming 2020–2035
Występuje wWschodnia flanka NATO

Znaczenie dla konfliktów

To jedyny wpis katalogu dla tego systemu. Jest istotny dla modułu poniżej; Force Atlas każdego modułu pokazuje, jak jest tam używany.

Użytkownicy

Norway and the eastern flank: The first flank operator to complete its programme: the Norwegian Armed Forces received the last of the 52 aircraft in the programme of record in 2025, and the type carries Norway's quick-reaction alert. No basing or readiness recorded. · Netherlands and the eastern flank: Replaced the F-16 entirely by 2024; the Dutch programme of record was raised to 52 aircraft in 2022. A recurring Baltic air-policing and Poland-based contributor. No basing recorded. · Denmark and the eastern flank: A 27-aircraft programme approved in 2016, with deliveries to Denmark from 2023 and the F-16 being retired as the fleet forms. No basing recorded. · Belgium and the eastern flank: A 34-aircraft programme approved in 2018 with first aircraft in Belgium from 2024; the government announced in 2025 its intention to add aircraft. Programme facts only. · Poland and the eastern flank: The Husarz programme: 32 aircraft contracted in January 2020, with training in the United States from 2024 and arrival in Poland announced for 2026. Programme facts only. · Finland and the eastern flank: The HX programme: 64 aircraft selected in December 2021 to replace the F/A-18, with deliveries announced for 2025–2030 and the first arrival in Finland announced for late 2026. Programme facts only. · Germany and the eastern flank: 35 aircraft approved in 2022 for the nuclear-sharing role in place of the Tornado, with first deliveries announced for 2026 and further aircraft under consideration. A programme until the Luftwaffe states fielding. · Czechia and the eastern flank: 24 aircraft contracted in January 2024, with deliveries announced from 2031; the leased Gripen fleet bridges the gap. A programme. · Romania and the eastern flank: 32 aircraft approved by parliament in 2024 with a letter of offer signed the same year; deliveries announced for the early 2030s. A programme.

Rola na polu walki

Air superiority, strike and the sensor node of the allied air picture: a low-observable fighter whose value in this module lies less in any single mission than in the common fleet, common training and common logistics it creates across the northern and eastern flank.

Mocne strony

A common type across nine flank states, which turns air policing, cross-servicing and reinforcement into an exercise in the same aircraft; sensors and networking that make each aircraft a contributor to the allied air picture; and a production line whose scale no European fighter matches.

Ograniczenia

A single US supply chain for spares, software and weapons, which the module's states accepted with their eyes open and which is the standing political question about the fleet; deliveries running years behind the formations that want them, so that Poland, Finland, Germany, Czechia and Romania are operating transitional fleets through the decade. Numbers in service, bases and readiness are not recorded.

Identyfikacja wizualna

A single-engine fighter with a broad, faceted fuselage, canted twin fins, diamond-shaped wings and no external stores in the low-observable configuration; the wide nose and the absence of a visible engine intake lip separate it from the F-16 and the Typhoon.

Udokumentowane użycie w konflikcie

NATO EASTERN FLANK. Norwegian, Dutch and Danish F-35s have flown Baltic air-policing and enhanced air-policing rotations, and Dutch aircraft were deployed to Poland in 2024–2025 under the Alliance's air-shielding measures; the campaign record (nef-baltic-air-policing) holds rotation history. The programme milestones above are taken from the operating ministries' own announcements. No engagement, holding or basing is stated, and no delivery figure beyond the announced programme of record is published here.

Użytkownicy w rodzajach sił i służbach

Reported & historical formation associations

  • Dowództwo Sił Powietrznych Prospective · moderate confidence

    The Czech ministry publishes the F-35A as the Air Force’s future fighter under the 2024 agreement; no aircraft is in service and none is recorded here.

Ocena na dzień — 2026-01 Ostatni przegląd — 2026-09-28