New York Times: U.S. Plans Major Cut to NATO Force Posture in Europe
According to The New York Times, the United States is planning a significant reduction in the military assets it assigns to NATO in Europe. The reported changes would scale back the number of fighter jets from about 150 to about 100, and also reduce the fleet of intelligence and aerial refueling aircraft.
The plan would also shift several major naval and air assets to other missions, including an aircraft carrier, a missile submarine, and bomber forces. The article does not say when the changes would take effect or whether they are final, but it presents the move as a substantial drawdown of U.S. resources tied to NATO operations in Europe.
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