Interdictor Collection

German Air Force Tornado aircraft of Germanys reconnaissance wing 51 in Tiger Meet markings, Neuburg, Germany

Panavia Tornado IDS
German Airforce Panavia Tornado Ids

German Tornado ECR on the runway at Lechfeld Airfield, Germany
German Tornado ECR armed with a HARM anti-radar missile during exercise ELITE, Lechfeld Airfield, Germany

Royal Saudi Air Force Tornado IDS aircraft taxiing in Konya, Turkey
Royal Saudi Air Force Tornado IDS aircraft taxiing during Exercise Anatolian Eagle 2016 in Konya, Turkey

A Panavia Tornado aircraft of the German Air Force Fighter-Bomber Wing 32, in Tiger paint scheme, Lechfeld Air Base, Germany

An Italian Air Force Tornado ECR in flight over Italy
An Italian Air Force Tornado ECR during NATO Exercise Trident Juncture 2015 in Italy

German Air Force Tornado backseater in front of his aircraft, Grossenhain, Germany

A Luftwaffe Tornado ECR over northern Germany during fueling training with a KC-135R of the 100th ARW, United States Air Force Europe

Italian Air Force Tornado ECR during Exercise Anatolian Eagle 2016 in Turkey

An Italian Air Force Tornado ECR at Trapani Air Base, Italy, during NATO Exercise Trident Juncture 2015

An Italian Air Force Tornado ECR taking off from Trapani Air Base, Italy, during NATO Exercise Trident Juncture 2015

A German Air Force Tornado ASSTA aircraft
German Air Force Tornado ASSTA aircraft testing enhanced weapons like the small diameter bomb, Manching Air Base, Germany

A U. S. Air Forces in Europe C-21 Learjet flying over Stuttgart, Germany
Luftwaffe Tornado IDS of Aufklarungsgeschwader 51 Immelmann over northern Germany during refueling training with a KC-135R of the 100th ARW, United States Air Force Europe

A German Air Force Panavia Tornado equipped with TAURUS cruise missiles
A Panavia Tornado aircraft of the German Air Force equipped with TAURUS cruise missiles, Buchel, Germany

Tornado ECR of the German Air Force armed with HARM missile landing at Lechfeld Air Base, Germany, during exercise ELITE 2007

F-111 Aardvark flying over Sacramento Mountains, California
F-111 Aardvark flying over northern Sacramento Mountains, California

A German Air Force Tornado ECR with special paint scheme
A German Air Force Tornado ECR of Fighter Bomber Wing 32s Flying Monsters squadron with special paint scheme

Illustration of an F-111E Aardvark
General Dynamics F-111E Aardvark, Imperial Wizard of the 79th Tactical Fighter Squadron. circa summer 1988

Ground crew conducting pre-flight-checks on a German Tornado ECR, armed with an HARM missile, in front of its shelter

Tornado ECR of the German Air Force taking off from Lechfeld Air Base, Germany, during exercise ELITE 2007

German Air Force pilot walking to his Tornado aircraft, Grossenhain, Germany

Italian Air Force Tornado ECR taking off during Exercise Anatolian Eagle 2016 in Turkey

A Luftwaffe Tornado IDS over northern Germany during fueling training with a KC-135R of the 100th ARW, United States Air Force Europe

Tornado ECR of the German Air Force taxiing at Lechfeld Air Base, Germany, during exercise ELITE 2007

A Luftwaffe Tornado IDS refueling over Germany
Luftwaffe Tornado IDS of Aufklarungsgeschwader 51 Immelmann over northern Germany during refueling training with a KC-135R of the 100th ARW, United States Air Force Europe

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"Unleashing the Power: The Interdictor - German Air Force's Mighty Panavia Tornado IDS" The thunderous roar of the engines fills the air as a fleet of Panavia Tornado IDS aircraft takes to the skies. These formidable machines, serving in the German Air Force, are known as interdictors – masters of precision strikes and tactical superiority. With their sleek design and cutting-edge technology, these Tornado IDS jets have become an integral part of Germany's military might. Equipped with advanced avionics and weaponry systems, they possess unparalleled capabilities for both ground attack missions and air defense operations. As they soar through the clouds, these lethal warbirds showcase their versatility. Whether it be raining destruction upon enemy targets or providing crucial reconnaissance support during critical operations, the Tornado IDS proves its worth time and again. Operating at high altitudes or skimming just above treetops, these agile aircraft navigate effortlessly through any terrain. Their ability to deliver devastating blows with pinpoint accuracy makes them a force to be reckoned with on any battlefield. From Lechfeld Airfield in Germany to northern regions where threats loom large, Luftwaffe's Tornado IDS stands ready for action. With its distinctive camouflage paint scheme blending seamlessly into various landscapes, this combat-proven machine strikes fear into adversaries' hearts while ensuring safety for those under its protective wings. But beyond their sheer power lies another aspect that sets these interdictors apart – their unwavering dedication to defending freedom and peace. Each mission undertaken by these brave pilots is a testament to their commitment towards safeguarding national security interests. In an ever-evolving world where challenges emerge from every corner, the German Air Force relies on its trusty Panavia Tornado IDS fleet as guardians of sovereignty. These remarkable machines embody strength, resilience, and unmatched proficiency in carrying out vital tasks that protect lives and preserve peace.