It really became an icon of the Royal Air Force to those of my generation ... European military aircraft project, Tornado was developed by Panavia Aircraft GmbH, a company established by ...

Designed at the height of the Cold War, the Panavia Tornado was a digital-age weapon built to pierce deep into Soviet territory. Fast, low-flying, and packed with electronic warfare tech, it gave the ...

Two Panavia Tornado IDS (the one on the right from RAF, the other from the Luftwaffe) flying over Germany with a U.S. Air Force Boeing F-15C Eagle on April 6, 1987. (Image credit: US Air Force ...

The Panavia Tornado, the European variable sweep wing ... and the first deliveries to the Royal Air Force and German Air Force. The Italian Air Force received its first Tornado in 1981.

The first British variant of the Tornado ADV, dubbed the F2, was delivered to the RAF in November 1984. Panavia was forthcoming in explaining to the RAF that the Tornado F2 was an interim aircraft ...

The UK Royal Air Force (RAF) could return to the nuclear role it lost following the end of the Cold War in the late 1990s, ...

Panavia Tornado: A History – Given the sky-high ... which included 220 for the Royal Air Force (RAF), 212 for West Germany’s Luftwaffe, 112 for the Marineflieger (West German Naval Air Arm ...

A Cold War veteran bowed out today as the last eight Royal Air Force Panavia Tornado strike aircraft retired from active service after 40 years. Watched by the friends and families of present-day ...

The exact Tornado F2A for sale pictured while still flying for the Royal Air Force (image credit Steve Kilvington). First off, a little background. Generally speaking, the Panavia Tornado was ...

Two ex-RAF jets put up for auction in Northamptonshire ... A woman pilot who flew this type of aircraft bought the 1988 Panavia Tornado F3 for £36,800. Silverstone Auctions, which sold the ...

The Tornado was jointly developed by the United ... For many years Tornado crews were trained at the Trinational unit at RAF Cottesmore but when this unit was disbanded RAF training was moved ...