Ground crew work on a RAF Tornado GR4 after it returned to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, as jets carried out the first British bombing runs over Syria, the Ministry of Defence confirmed.

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3 December 2015

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Akrotiri Cyprus

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Nick Ansell

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Ground crew work on a RAF Tornado GR4 after it returned to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, as jets carried out the first British bombing runs over Syria, the Ministry of Defence confirmed.

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Ground crew work on a RAF Tornado GR4 after it returned to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, as jets carried out the first British bombing runs over Syria, the Ministry of Defence confirmed.

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