Royal Air Force Cosford, Cosford, Shropshire, England. 11th June 2023. The RAF’s latest 5t h generation fighter the F-35B performs a hover pass for the air show, during RAF Cosford Air Show at Royal Air Force Cosford. Credit Image: (Cody Froggatt/Alamy Live News)

Royal Air Force Cosford, Cosford, Shropshire, England. 11th June 2023. The RAF’s latest 5t h generation fighter the F-35B performs a hover pass for the air show, during RAF Cosford Air Show at Royal Air Force Cosford. Credit Image: (Cody Froggatt/Alamy Live News) Stock Photo

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