German Air Force (Luftwaffe)

The German Air Force, known as the Luftwaffe, is the aerial warfare branch of Germany's military, responsible for air defense, surveillance, and combat operations. Established in 1956, it operates a variety of aircraft including fighters, transport planes, and early warning systems. The Luftwaffe supports NATO missions, national security, and disaster response. Its role emphasizes regional stability, modernizing its forces, and integrating advanced technology while adhering to international treaties and Germany’s non-aggressive military stance. The Luftwaffe plays a crucial part in Germany’s defense and its contributions to international peacekeeping efforts.