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Panavia Tornado GR1

DAYTON, Ohio -- The Panavia Tornado GR1 at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Development of the Tornado began in 1968, when the United Kingdom, West Germany and Italy initiated a collaborative project to produce a low-level, supersonic aircraft. Panavia Aircraft, a new tri-national company established in Germany, built the variable sweep wing aircraft, and the first prototype flew on Aug. 14, 1974. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ken LaRock)

PHOTO BY: Ken LaRock
VIRIN: 180820-F-IO108-020.JPG
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NIKON D750

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160/10

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10/20000

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2000

IMAGE IS PUBLIC DOMAIN

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