31 Sqn in the Mach Loop
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Low Level, Mach Loop, Tornado GR4
Posted date:
June 2, 2010
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The Mach Loop or LFA 7 to use its correct name sees a variety of aircraft from the RAF, the Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm. QinetiQ, USAF Europe and visiting air forces practicing tactical low level flying but the 2nd June 2010 it was only a single squadron that mattered. Two Tornado GR4s of Number 31 Sqn RAF made a number of passes through out the day including a pass with the wings swept back. Tornado GR4 ZA542 / 035
Tornado GR4 ZA550 / 042
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