Why is Switzerland holding a referendum on purchasing fighter jets?
The Latest Member of the F-35 Global Enterprise: Switzerland Picks the Sensor-Fusion Wolfpack Flying Combat System - Second Line of Defense
Switzerland – Asia Times
Swiss defence chief stands by fighter jet choice - SWI swissinfo.ch
Swiss target US-made F-35A fighter jets to replace ageing fleet
Four F-35A Jets Undergoing Evaluation In Payerne To Replace Swiss Air Force F-5 And F/A-18 Aircraft As Part Of “Air 2030” - The Aviationist
Air2030 - Twitter Search / Twitter
U.S. plans to buy 22 aging F-5 fighter jets from Switzerland - Blog Before Flight - Aerospace and Defense News
Nach Kritik aus Emmen: Armee verspricht weniger Flüge - PilatusToday
Switzerland Selects F-35 Lightning II for Future Air Defense Requirements - Defence Review Asia
Switzerland picks F-35 as its new fighter aircraft, Patriot for air defense | Defense Brief
Switzerland buys 36 F-35 stealth fighter jets and 5 US Patriot missile batteries - Newsdelivers
Switzerland's Federal Council Picks The F-35 As The Country's Next Fighter Citing Capability And Surprisingly - Cost
Switzerland chooses the F-35 as the next gen fighter for their air force. The order will have a volume of around 7 billion USD. : r/aviation
Fact check: Has Switzerland signed the F-35 contract?
After Saab Gripen, Why Switzerland Could 'Undo' Its $6.5B F-35 Stealth Fighter Jet Deal With The US?
USAF F-35A fighters arrive in Switzerland to participate in Swiss Flight Evaluations - Blog Before Flight - Aerospace and Defense News
A pilot of a F/A18 Hornet fighter jet waves after landing at the Swiss Air Force Base in Payerne before a drill for media April 22, 2008. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener (SWITZERLAND Stock Photo -
Switzerland buys F35A and Patriot SAM – new defense order.strategy - Worldakkam
Switzerland: Contracts for the procurement of F-35A and Patriot are in place
Lockheed's F-35 topples competition in Swiss fighter contest
Switzerland Air2030: the F-35 JSF candidate - Aviation Report - ENG
Stealthy Switzerland: Why Berne May Get the F-35 | The National Interest
