Multi Role Collection

Royal Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4
Pictured is a Royal Air Force Typhoon FGR4 performing a display during the 2016 RIAT Royal International Air Tattoo. The Typhoon FGR4 provides the RAF with a highly capable

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito
Crew Boarding a Royal Air Force RAF de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito to Carry out an Intruder Raid on Enermy Territory at Night Date: 1943

Typhooon force in flight
Pictured are all RAF operational and training assets represented in the sky with a Typhoon diamond 9 formation flight. The diamond consisted of aircraft from, 1 Sqn RAF Lossiemouth

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito PR-41
De Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Pr-41 That Was a Competitor in the 1953 London to Christchurch Air-Race Taxiing with a Douglas Dc-3 Parked Behind Date: 1953

A Typhoon F2 fighter in close formation with a Tornado F3
A Typhoon F2 fighter aircraft (top) from 11 Squadron, RAF Coningsby in close formation with a Tornado F3 aircraft formerly from the same Squadron

Dassault Mirage G8-01 Two-Seat Twin-Engined Variable-Geo?
Dassault Mirage G8-01 Two-Seat Twin-Engined Variable-Geometry Prototype Multi-Role Jet Fighter Capable of Both Interception and Nuclear Strike Missions Flying Date: 1971

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito PR-34A
Flying Officer a J Knox (Pilot Right) and Flying Officer a B Thompson (Navigator Left) with 81 Squadron Royal Air Force RAF de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Pr-34A on the Last Operational Flight During

Two Typhoon FGR4 aircraft, flown by 29 (R) Squadron from RAF Coningsby
Image of a Typhoon FGR4 aircraft, flown by 29 (R) Squadron from RAF Coningsby. Seen with the RAF 100 colours painted on its tail, to commemorate the Royal Air Force Centenary Celebrations

Minister Announces New Typhoon Squadron
A Royal Air Force Typhoon of 1(F) Sqn pictured during Exercise Capable Eagle. The exercise is the latest in a series designed to further improve the interoperability

RAF and US Marine F-35B escorted by RAF Typhoon
Pictured is the first RAF F-35B (Lightning II) aircraft to arrive on British soil. With the British aircraft are 2 USAF F-35Bs and two RAF Typhoons

RAF Typhoon Display Team Jet for 2014
The newly painted tail of the RAF Typhoon Display jet, from 29 Reserve (R) Squadron (Sqn) is flown for the first time and accompanied by a Typhoon in the original design

de Havilland DH-98 Sea Mosquito TR-37
703 Squadron Royal-Navy Rn Fleet Air Arm de Havilland Dh-98 Sea Mosquito Tr-37 with a Dh-104 Dove Parked and Hangar Behind Date: 1948

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito NF-38
Royal Air Force RAF de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Nf-38 Parked Date: 1948

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito TT-39
Royal-Navy Rn Fleet Air Arm Prototype de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Tt-39 Parked Date: 1947

RAF at Exercise Red Flag 2016
Pictured are two Typhoons of 6 Sqn patrolling the skies during Exercise Red Flag 2016. RAF personnel took part in the worlds largest

Air Power at RIAT
Pictured are Hawk aircraft from the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, seen in formation with an RAF Typhoon and F-35B Lightning II (USM)

RAF at Exercise Red Flag
Pictured is a Typhoon of 6 Sqn taking on fuel from an RAF Voyager during Exercise Red Flag. RAF personnel took part in the worlds largest

RAF Typhoon Aircraft from 29(R) Sqn
A Royal Air Force Typhoon jet in a vertical climb over RAF Coningsby, Lincolnshire.The aircraft is sporting its newly painted tail depicting 29 Reserve Squadron (29(R)Sqn)

Typhoon Multi Role Fighter
A Typhoon Multi Role Fighter is serviced on the tarmac prior to takeoff at RAF Coningsby

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito T-29
85 Squadron Royal Air Force RAF de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito T-29 with Packard Merlin Engine and a Usaaf Douglas Dc-3 Parked Behind Date: 1945

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito B-35
Spartan Air Servicede Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito B-35 Parked with Hangars Behind Date: 1955

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito FB-26
1Fu/Med Royal Air Force RAF de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Fb-26 with Black Smoke Being Scrapped Date: 1946

de Havilland DH-98 Sea Mosquito TR-33
703 Squadron Royal-Navy Rn Fleet Air Arm de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Tr-33 Flying Enroute Date: 1950s

de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito PR-34
Royal Air Force RAF de Havilland Dh-98 Mosquito Pr-34 Parked Date: 1945

USA, Oregon, Hillsbor, F / A-18F Super Hornet demonstrating at the Oregon International
USA, Oregon, Hillsbor, F/A-18F Super Hornet demonstrating at the Oregon International Airshow

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"Unleashing the Power of Multi-Role Aircraft: A Legacy Continues" The Royal Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 and de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito have long been hailed as true multi-role aircraft, showcasing their versatility and adaptability in various missions. From the skies to reconnaissance, these remarkable machines have left an indelible mark on aviation history. With its sleek design and advanced capabilities, the Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 stands tall as a symbol of modern air superiority. Whether soaring through the clouds or executing precision maneuvers, this formidable aircraft embodies strength and agility. Witnessing a Typhoon force in flight is nothing short of awe-inspiring - a testament to human ingenuity and engineering excellence. Meanwhile, the de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito has earned legendary status for its exceptional performance during World War II. The Mosquito B-16, PR-41, B-4, PR-34A, TT-39 - each variant played a vital role in combat operations. From bombing raids to photo-reconnaissance missions, this iconic aircraft proved its worth time and again. In an extraordinary display of collaboration between nations, RAF Typhoons escort both RAF and US Marine F-35B jets across vast skies. This powerful alliance showcases how multi-role capabilities transcend borders – uniting forces towards shared objectives. As we marvel at these magnificent machines' ability to seamlessly transition between roles – from air superiority to ground attack or intelligence gathering – it becomes evident that they are more than just planes; they are symbols of innovation and adaptability that continue to shape aerial warfare today. The Dassault Mirage G8-01 Two-Seater Twin-engined Variable Geometry adds another dimension to the concept of multi-role capability with its cutting-edge technology. Pushing boundaries further still with its variable geometry wings system allows for enhanced maneuverability while maintaining stability during high-speed flights. From past to present, the legacy of multi-role aircraft lives on.