German Air Force 1st Lt. Tim Ermisch, joint terminal attack controller, directs a bombing mission for a AG-51 Tornado during ex

German Air Force 1st Lt. Tim Ermisch, joint terminal attack controller, directs a bombing mission for a AG-51 Tornado during ex Stock Photo

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German Air Force 1st Lt. Tim Ermisch, joint terminal attack controller, directs a bombing mission for a AG-51 Tornado during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013, at Saylor Creek bombing range near Mountain Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 16, 2013. GAF JTACs controlled the air support and GAF AG-51 Tornados worked in union with U.S. Marine Corps AV-8B Harriers, Republic of Singaporean Air Force F-15SG Strike Eagles and U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagles during the final day of Mountain Roundup.

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