One thing is certain: As in all other domains, the future operational environment in air and space will become increasingly complex.
Today we can only imagine what operational challenges we will be confronted with in 2030. But we shouldn't wait, we have to act now. Improved funding for the armed forces not only benefits the air force and its necessary technological adaptation. It also demonstrates to our allies our determination to meet the challenges ahead. The Air Force has already taken the path to achieve this.
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