Club del Panavia Tornado

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Geniales fotos.
Mi avión favorito de ataque todo tiempo y con capacidad anti-radar y naval.

 

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Luchtmachtdagen 2014
D-Mitch

 

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[alejandrogrossi]

Que envidia
Nosotros no sabemos si los Mirages tendrán reemplazo, y estos colocan semejante avionazo como gate guardian.!!!

 

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A German Panavia Tornado ECR Wild Weasel aircraft (s/n 46+26) of Jagdbombergeschwader 32 (JaBoG 32) (32nd Fighter-Bomber Wing) flies just forward of the right wing of a U.S. Air Force Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker of the 100th Aerial Refueling Squadron, its turn to be refueled, on 22 September 1997.

 

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Formation take-off of an RAF Tornado GR.1 and a Tornado F.2 prototype in September 1982

 

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Panavia Tornado Prototype ADV with semi-recessed Skyflash missiles at Farnborough, England
4 September 1980

 

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A Boeing F-15C Eagle flying over Germany with two Panavia Tornado IDS on 6 Apr 1987. The U.S. Air Force F-15C-27-MC (s/n 08-0005) was assigned to the 36th Tactical Fighter Wing at Bitburg Air Base, Rheinland-Pfalz (Germany). The right-handTornado belonged to No. 14 Squadron, Royal Air Force Germany, based at RAF Brüggen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (Germany), the left-hand Tornado (s/n 44+37) was from the (then West-) German Luftwaffe Jagdbombergeschwader 32 (JaboG 32) (32nd Fighter-Bomber Wing) at Lechfeld, Bayern (Germany). These aircraft were part of a larger, 15-aircraft formation taking part in an aerial review for departing General Charles L. Donnelly Jr., commander in chief, U.S. Air Force, Europe (USAFE) and commander, Allied Air Forces Central Europe.

 

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A British Panavia Tornado GR1 aircraft of No. 27 Squadron, Royal Air Force, in flight during "Air Fete '88", at RAF Mildenhall, Suffolk (UK), on 28 May 1988. The "Air Fete" was NATO aircraft display hosted by the U.S. Air Force 513th Airborne Command and Control Wing at RAF Mildenhall.

 

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Aft cockpit of an RAF Tornado GR.4
Photo taken at Al-Udeid Air Base, Qatar during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
13 April 2003

 

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Luftwaffe maintenance technicians troubleshoot a problem on a GR-4 Tornado fighter-bomber aircraft before it takes off from Eielson Air Force Base (AFB), Alaska (AK), for a training mission during Exercise COOPERATIVE COPE THUNDER, the largest multinational air combat training exercise in the Pacific.
23 July 2004

 

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GR4 of No. 9 Squadron RAF shows off a payload including Paveway, Brimstone and Litening pod
12 October 2012

 

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A Luftwaffe (German Air Force), Panavia Tornado IDS aircraft (s/n 43+13) from the "German Air Force Flying Training Center (GAF/FTC)" at Holloman AFB, New Mexico (USA), heads to the fight after refueling during Red Flag 07-3 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada (USA), on 31 August 2007. Red Flag tests aircrew's war-fighting skills in realistic combat situations.

 

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A Luftwaffe (German Air Force) Panavia Tornado aircraft (s/n 44+80) of the Jagdbombergeschwader 31 (31st Fighter-Bomber Wing) Boelcke, based at Noervenich, Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany, takes off from Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska (USA), on 18 July 2004. The aircraft took part in exercise Cooperative Cope Thunder, the largest multinational air combat training exercise in the Pacific.

 

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A Federal German Navy Panavia Tornado IDS aircraft (s/n 43+65) lands at Naval Air Station, Oceana, Virginia (USA), on 1 August 1989. TheTornado belonged to Marinefliegergeschwader 1 (MFG 1) (Naval Fighter Wing 1) at Jagel Air Base, Schleswig-Holstein (Germany). After the end of the cold war MFG 1 was disbanded in 1993. Note the thrust reversers.