| Northrop F-5E Tiger II | Switzerland - Air Force | Mirko Bleuer

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Northrop F-5E Tiger II
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Airline: Switzerland - Air Force
Photo Date: Oct 15, 2014
Uploaded: Nov 16, 2014
Other Location - Undisclosed, Switzerland

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[1280px]Tiger Maintenance: A General Electric J85 turbojet in the RUAG engine test facility, at full afterburner power. There's something calm in this picture, but standing inside the tunnel was indeed a literally mind-blowing experience! Note the hose hanging down on the left: this is the temporary fuel supply...

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[1280px]Tiger Maintenance: A General Electric J85 turbojet in the RUAG engine test facility, at full afterburner power. There's something calm in this picture, but standing inside the tunnel was indeed a literally mind-blowing experience! Note the hose hanging down on the left: this is the temporary fuel supply...

Publication with friendly permission of RUAG and armasuisse.