Eurofighter Jagdflugzeug GmbH EF2000 | F-2000A Typhoon Print Fine Art Aircraft Prints
Europe's multi-role Generation 4.5 Fighter with just under 700 airframes providing exceptional air-to-air and air-to-surface capabilities to 9 nations.
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JG 74, named for Luftwaffe ace Werner Mölders, was the final wing created after WW2 as Germany’s air force was reconstituted. The nickname was deemed politically incorrect in 1998 and the wing’s designation changed to Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 74 (Tactical Air Force Wing 74) in 2013. They converted to the EF2000 in 2008.
Nicknamed Tufi, the Eurofighters of the 74th Wing are tasked with Air Defense. 30+48 is configured for a sortie to practice exactly that with a single captive carry IRIS-T missile and a 1000 L external tank.
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In 2017, Italy’s 180 Gruppo Caccia (Hunting Group) celebrated their 100th anniversary. Today, part of the 370 Stormo, they operate out of Trapani-Birgi Airport in Sicily providing air defense for the Southern Region. Having operated the F-104 ASA and ASA M’s and F-16A ADF’s from Trapani, since 2012 the Gruppo has operated the Eurofighter.
Unique among Eurofighter operators, Italy designated their jets F-2000A’s rather than the EF2000 moniker commonly applied. M.M 7321 is shown ready for an Air Sovereignty mission carrying a pair of AIM-120C medium range missiles, a pair of IRIS-T short range infrared missiles, and a pair of external wing tanks in addition to her internal cannon.
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Formed in 1912, No. 3 Squadron was the RAF's first heavier than air unit whose Latin motto "Tertius primus erit" translates to "The Third Shall be the First" proudly proclaims. In keeping with that tradition, they became the first operational Eurofighter squadron with Typhoon F2's in April 2006. They converted to the FGR4 version in 2011 which they continue to operate.
ZJ927 is depicted with a strike configuration carrying 4 x 1000 lb Paveway II Enhanced laser guided bombs, 2 x ASRAAM infrared missiles, and 2 x external wing tanks.
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