A German Air Force spokesman announced that three Tornado aircraft from the 33rd Tactical Air Wing will move to Aviano Air Base in northern Italy to participate in the Steadfast Noon exercise, while unconfirmed reports indicate that US nuclear weapons are being stored at the German Büchel base that could be used by German aircraft as part of NATO's nuclear engagement.
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Germany operates Tornado aircraft from Büchel, which according to unconfirmed reports is believed to store US nuclear weapons that could be used within NATO's nuclear engagement, while bases in Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands are also used to store such weapons.
A spokesman for the German Air Force said that 3 Tornado aircraft belonging to the 33rd Tactical Air Wing will be transferred to Aviano Air Base in northern Italy to participate in the exercise called “Steadfast Noon.”
These aircraft are usually stationed at the Büchel base in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. According to information not confirmed by official authorities, American nuclear weapons are stored there, which in case of emergency can also be dropped by German fighter bombers, within the framework of the concept of what is known as NATO nuclear sharing.
Bases in European countries such as Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands are other sites for storing American nuclear weapons in Europe.
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Germany will continue to regularly participate in NATO nuclear exercises
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