Summoning the Countries

Chapter 43

A week later over the skies of Novac Forest was a squadron of Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29s and MiG-35s flew in formation with one F-22 Raptor in the front.

The pilot of the Raptor was a Finnish man named Aatami Korpi. He was one of the very few Ukrainian Air Force fighter pilots that get to fly the three Raptors the United States sent to Ukraine.

It was more like a test run to see if the other countries in the UNE can fly different aircraft with the only difference is the text languages, voice and systems translated to the native languages.

Like the Su-30's Russian to English. The MiG-35's Ukrainian to Japanese. And the F-15E's English to Chinese.

So right now, Aatami was having a great time flying the supersonic all-weather stealth fighter aircraft.

Aatami's maneuvers in the Raptor were met with synchronized responses from the Ukrainian pilots in their MiG-29s and MiG-35s. The collaborative display of aerial prowess highlighted the effectiveness of cross-cultural communication systems, ensuring that vital information could be conveyed seamlessly in various native languages.

The skies echoed with the powerful roars of engines, creating a harmonious symphony of technological prowess and international collaboration. The exchange of expertise between nations not only strengthened the UNE's defense capabilities but also served as a testament to the spirit of unity that transcended borders.

As the squadron continued its flight over Novac Forest, it left behind a trail of innovation and cooperation, setting a precedent for future joint endeavors in the ever-evolving landscape of global security. The skies above, once a backdrop to conflict, now witnessed the graceful dance of fighter jets from different corners of the world, united in purpose and solidarity.

Amidst the aerial ballet of the diverse squadron, Aatami initiated a radio communication with the Ukrainian pilots. The language, translated seamlessly through the advanced communication systems, allowed for a fluid exchange of information and camaraderie.

"Прекрасний польот, друзі! [Great flight, friends!]" Aatami's voice resonated over the radio waves as he addressed the Ukrainian pilots.

One of the MiG-29 pilots responded, "Дуже добре, Korpi! [Very well, Korpi!] Flying in formation with you and these MiGs is a unique experience."

Aatami chuckled, the camaraderie evident in his tone. "I'm glad to hear that! These Raptors are impressive machines, and it's an honor to fly alongside such skilled pilots. How are the MiG-29s and MiG-35s handling today?"

The MiG-35 pilot chimed in, "Все працює належним чином. [Everything is working properly.] The translations make it easy for us to coordinate. It's like we're all speaking the same language."

Aatami nodded, appreciating the success of the language and system translations. "That's the idea – a unified force against any threat. We're not just testing aircraft; we're testing the strength of our collaboration. Let's keep up the good work!"

As the squadron continued its flight, the conversation over the radio exemplified the seamless integration of different languages and cultures within the team. The shared experiences in the skies above Novac Forest forged bonds that transcended linguistic differences, uniting the pilots in a common purpose to safeguard their nations and the unity they represented in the UNE.

"Ракета сзади ниже! Ракета сзади ниже!" was all Aatami could hear from the F-22's warning systems as he approached a cloudy area. It was notifying him of something similar to missile that has released aimed at him. He pulled up, rolled left to dodge a massive fireball that exploded above the formation.