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DescriptionNato awacs.jpg	English: Luxembourgian-registered NATO E-3 AWACS flying with three American Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter aircraft in a NATO exercise Deutsch: Eine in Luxenburg registrierte E-3 AWACS der NATO die mit drei Kampflugzeugen des Types F-16 Fighting Falcon der amerikanischen Luftwaffe in einer NATO-Übung fliegen.
Date	2003
Source	http://www.edwards.af.mil/archive/2003/2003-archive-nato_tests.html
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