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Germany's new Eurocopter Tiger attack helicopter taxis on the flight line at Grafenwoehr Army Airfield before their return flight to their home station. These Tigers represent the first German attack helicopters ever utilized in the German Army. |
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| Source | http://www.army.mil/media/198430 | |||
| Author | Sgt. Rick Frost, U.S. Army (114th PAD) | |||
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