This is one of those photographs that don’t need much comments. Taken from the backseat of a RAF Eurofighter Typhoon the fish-eye image literally brings you aboard the multi-role fighter jet flying in formation with an another aircraft of the same type.
The UK’s FGR4s, are furtherly upgraded Block 5 multirole aircraft capable to perform air-to-air, air-to-surface and reconnaissance missions.
The Royal Air Force has used the FGR4 in combat during the 2011’s Libya Air War.
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