Tiger Inferno - NTM16

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Hi All,

Took me a little while to get through these but hopefully some new / different angles on offer. It's been well documented that the spotters day was looking a little iffy compared to what was promised ahead of time. All came good in the end though with wall to wall sun and one of the best open day / free shows I have attended it really reminded me of airshows of old with the jets positioned very well and all crews out and happy to talk with an overall relaxed atmosphere. All in all a big success I think, on with the images.

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ImageBelgian 31 Tiger Squadron F-16AM by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageWaving the Spanish flag by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish EF2000 Typhoon 'We Are Back!' by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageFrench E-2C Hawkeye 4F by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageMirage Tiger Pilots by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageNorwegian F-16 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageArmée de l'air Mirage 2000D by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageFrench E-2C Hawkeye 4F by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCzech JAS-39C Gripen 211 Sqn 'Fiery Tigers' by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish Air Force Lockheed KC-130H Hercules by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageLuftwaffe Panavia Tornado by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageArmée de l'air Dassault Rafale M by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCzech Air Force Alien Tiger Hind by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageBelgian Lockheed C-130H Hercules by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageArmée de l'air Mirage 2000D by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish EF-18 Hornet ALA 15 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSwiss Hornet Fliegerstaffel 11 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTurk Tiger by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTuAF F-16 - 192 Filo 'Tigers' by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageThe Cyber Tiger by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish EF-18 Hornet ALA 15 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRoyal Norwegian Air Force F-16BM Fighting Falcon by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageHellenic Tiger by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageBelgian F-16 31 Tigers SQN by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCzech Mil Mi-24 Hind by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageAlien Hind by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageNATO Tiger Meet - We Are Back! by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageFrench Navy Tigers Rafale M by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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Image'Fiery Tiger' by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTurkish F-16D by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish Hornet Power by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageBelgian 31 Tiger Squadron F-16AM by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageZaragoza Hornet by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageMirage by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageHellenic Tiger by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish EF-18 Hornet ALA 15 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageLuftwaffe Tornado by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageHip & Huey by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageBelgian 31 Tiger Squadron F-16AM by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSpanish Hornet by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr

Thanks for looking :icecream:

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Stunning set :clap:

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Usual impeccable standard! :up:
Through the canopy shot - pure class; well seen and executed.
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It amazes me the efforts that the squadrons put in on these schemes. I so wish a tiger meet could be held on UK soil, perhaps at a base in Gloucestershire in early July. Great photographs.
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Great set of images Jon!

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Briliant set :clap: I really like 23!

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Those are nice; magnificent machines, and finely captured! #2 would be my pick of the bunch.
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Great set.
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These are awesome :rock: Thanks for sharing the pics :up:

Out of interest, do the RAF ever participate in the Tiger meets? I don't recall ever seeing anything from the RAF in a special tiger scheme - is it an official 'thing' that we're not members of or just chose not to? :dunno:

I'm thinking a tiger print F-35 might look quite cool :shock: :dizzy:
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CJS wrote:These are awesome :rock: Thanks for sharing the pics :up:

Out of interest, do the RAF ever participate in the Tiger meets? I don't recall ever seeing anything from the RAF in a special tiger scheme - is it an official 'thing' that we're not members of or just chose not to? :dunno:

I'm thinking a tiger print F-35 might look quite cool :shock: :dizzy:


We used to, 74 sqn used to attend. I am not sure whether we have any Tiger squadrons now. The last tigers I recall seeing were a RN Merlin, an AAC Lynx and an RAF Puma about 10 years ago, whether the squadrons still participate I don't know.

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Thanks for that. I think there was an RAF helicopter there for this one actually - saw a photo on another thread IIRC - but it wasn't painted up!
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230. Sq is usually taking part.

This year, XW214 was in Zaragoza.

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Some cracking shots among these. Love the colours on the Hornet tails. :up: :smile:
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Really nice set Jon :clap:

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