The fighter aircraft were equipped with incendiary bombs.

Role and means of delivery Air to ground, using fighter aircraft

4. At 0811 hours on 24 October 1997 a United States fighter aircraft violated Iraqi airspace over the port of Umm Qasr.

5. At 1340 hours on 26 October 1997 a United States fighter aircraft violated Iraqi airspace over the port of Umm Qasr.

Fighter aircraft also launched over 1,000 air raids in which hundreds of heavy missiles and highly destructive fuel air explosives were dropped.

Following the completion of the military base in Paphos, four Greek fighter aircraft and a C 130 transport airplane landed there on 16 June 1998.

Scores of fighter aircraft carried out raids on 46 towns and villages including Tyre, Sidon, Nabatiyah, Zahrani, Hasbayya, Rashayya al Wadi and Iqlim al Khurub.

Resistance fighter?

A great fighter.

He's a box fighter?

This is Fighter Control.

He's a good fighter, though.

Well, he's a good fighter.

Jesus was a real fighter.

Fighter escorts are a must.

Guerrilla fighter, perjurer, intelligence agent.

Night Fighter calling Dawn Patrol.

2. Between 1815 and 1830 hours on 17 August 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Batufah area.

5. Between 0810 and 0839 hours on 21 August 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah area.

7. Between 1517 and 1522 hours on 23 August 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with one sortie. The violation was centred on the Amadiyah area.

11. Between 1240 and 1602 hours on 1 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Zakho district.

12. Between 1535 and 1608 hours on 2 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Zakho area.

14. Between 1203 and 1405 hours on 8 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah area.

17. Between 1120 and 1447 hours on 15 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah area.

18. Between 1420 and 1432 hours on 22 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah area.

19. Between 1805 and 1815 hours on 24 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with one sortie. The violation was centred on the Amadiyah area.

21. Between 1203 and 1405 hours on 8 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah area.

In addition, over 1,000 fighter aircraft and helicopters took part in the operation, which aimed to annihilate the southern villages and thereby prevent their inhabitants from supporting the resistance against the occupation.

You knew he was a fighter.

3. Between 1925 and 1940 hours on 19 August 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Zakho and Batufah areas.

10. Between 1435 and 1500 hours on 28 August 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with four sorties. The violations were centred on the Zakho and Sharanish areas.

13. Between 1034 and 1125 hours on 3 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Zakho areas.

15. Between 1230 and 1300 hours on 10 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with four sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

16. Between 1223 and 1310 hours on 11 September 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with four sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

22. Between 1700 and 1820 hours on 1 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

23. Between 1113 and 1912 hours on 2 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with 10 sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

29. Between 0800 and 1805 hours on 8 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with 18 sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

30. Between 0710 and 1000 hours on 9 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with four sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

31. Between 0632 and 0735 hours on 10 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

32. Between 1413 and 1615 hours on 11 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with four sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

37. Between 1228 and 1345 hours on 17 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with two sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

38. Between 0725 and 0800 hours on 19 October 1997 Turkish fighter aircraft violated the airspace of the Republic of Iraq with four sorties. The violations were centred on the Amadiyah and Baibo areas.

A great little fighter for her weight.

the largest enemy fighter reaction we've recorded.

That'll put us on fighter control frequency.