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It’s definitely one of the perks of the job. These Danish pilots fly surveillance missions off the coast of Greenland and while their primary aims are to conduct surveillance operations, inspect fishing vessels and provide better preparedness for rescue operations, one of the by-products is a window into some of the most dramatic views on the planet.
In Greenland, the distances are enormous – Greenland is 2.2 million square kilometres in fact. That’s more than five times the size of Germany. And that’s why this task requires an aircraft with a large operation radius and high speed that can also be airborne at short notice. Step forward the Royal Danish Air Force’s Bombardier Challenger CL-604, the ideal aircraft for the task.
Denmark is a NATO Ally, and its armed forces provide vital assets and capabilities to help keep the Alliance safe, including protecting the High North.
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It’s definitely one of the perks of the job. These Danish pilots fly surveillance missions off the coast of Greenland and while their primary aims are to conduct surveillance operations, inspect fishing vessels and provide better preparedness for rescue operations, one of the by-products is a window into some of the most dramatic views on the planet.
In Greenland, the distances are enormous – Greenland is 2.2 million square kilometres in fact. That’s more than five times the size of Germany. And that’s why this task requires an aircraft with a large operation radius and high speed that can also be airborne at short notice. Step forward the Royal Danish Air Force’s Bombardier Challenger CL-604, the ideal aircraft for the task.
Denmark is a NATO Ally, and its armed forces provide vital assets and capabilities to help keep the Alliance safe, including protecting the High North.
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![Happy Holidays from all of us at NATO [2022]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jBaOO5CngMk/hqdefault.jpg "Happy Holidays from all of us at NATO [2022]
A multinational group of soldiers from NATO Allied countries – including Denmark, Latvia, Spain and the United States – sing ‘Carol of the Bells’, a holiday classic composed by Mykola Leontovych and lyrics by Peter J. Wilhousky, in a snowy forest in rural Latvia.
NATO would like to thank the Latvian Mechanised Brigade, the Danish Army 4th National Support Battalion, the Spanish Army’s 2nd Infantry Regiment and the Brigade ‘Guzman el Bueno’ X, and the US Army 1st Infantry Division for their support in making this video.
This video contains copyrighted musical work entitled Carol of the Bells (Peter J. Wilhousky) for which NATO has been granted a license to use from the owner (Carl Fischer, LLC)
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