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The US didn’t sell a fictional 'Call of Duty' jet to Norway. Here’s what the ally did buy.

By Chris Martin

Jan 12, 2018

Correction: This gallery has been updated to show the news conference took place Jan. 10, 2018.

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About Chris Martin

Chris Martin is the managing editor for Defense News. His interests include Sino-U.S. affairs, cybersecurity, foreign policy and his yorkie Willow.

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