US General answered whether there is a shortage of places for training Ukrainian pilots on the F-16 Vladislav Kravtsov In the USA they answered whether there are enough places for Ukrainians/Collage of Channel 24 (photo by Getty Images and screenshot of Channel 24) Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Charles Brown responded to information about the alleged lack of places for training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 aircraft. The American general noted that this information is not true. Charles Brown said this at a press conference after a meeting of the Defense Contact Group Ukraine,”Ramstein-23″. This meeting took place in Brussels at NATO headquarters, reports 24 Channel. Journalists asked an American general whether the information that there are no additional places for training in the United States is true 30 Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighters. In this context, Brown recalled that the Coalition of Opportunities for the Development of the Ukrainian Air Force was previously created to transfer fourth-generation fighters to Ukraine. The United States, as the general said, is one of the co-founding countries of this coalition. We are not the only ones helping to train their pilots. There are other countries that support training. Therefore, there are training opportunities in the United States and in some partner countries as part of this Coalition of Opportunities, Brown explained. The American officer also noted that it is not only pilots who are being trained , but also maintenance specialists. So the United States, along with its partners, is working hard to make sure the Ukrainians get what they need. “And the goal is to deliver these F-16s this summer,” emphasized the US General. < ul class="ai-exclude"> 
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US General answered whether there is a shortage of places to train Ukrainian pilots on the F-16
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