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Two Tornado GR.1A aircraft of No. 31 Squadron RAF, based at Dhahran, bank low over the Saudi desert while flying in close formation during the Gulf War, 1990-91.

Two Tornado GR.1A aircraft of No. 31 Squadron RAF, based at Dhahran, bank low over the Saudi desert while flying in close formation during the Gulf War, 1990-91.

Royal Air Force official photographer

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Royal Air Force official photographer

Date:

1976 - 2000

Cat Number:

GLF 561

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