![[MiG-35 (MiG-29OVT)]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEggNi1tzB3U_BY3wi-Nmi3Vk9sSH4VN_iISSucabsQXKZQcJDVGa0KQY2iRzhdh-DUBm6etFzxVTFecac6Xc1R4FKA8NmVPrkhggrTfoZNg384BnVkLhR10KJLIMhTPPlWYa3g1/s1600/Mig-35.jpg "Russia's MiG-35 is one design being considered to equip the privately-funded fleet")
NATO's ability to conduct multi-national combat training could be transformed if a 24-aircraft system being proposed by a Dutch-based company takes off.The integrated opposing force (IOPFOR) concept now being promoted by ECA Program would see a new fleet of privately-owned and operated lightweight fighters provide an aggressor training service for Alliance nations.
Platform candidates include the Chengdu J-10, RSK MiG-35 and Saab Gripen, with ECA chief executive and IOPFOR manager Melville ten Cate expecting to announce a selection in mid-May.
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