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A target plane not equipped with ejection seats?
What kind of "practice" was that?
It is usual to use civilian service providers for target practice. Often those planes even tow missile targets.
Thats the company that owned the LearJet.
http://www.gfd-hohn.de/
The practise was to intercept a hijacked plane (or similar) and escort it to an airport. Usual since the Eurofighters in question had been part of a Quick Reaction Alert wing. The Eurofighter had been part of the tactical air group "Richthofen", which received its first Eurofighters last year, after retiring its Phantoms in October 2013
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The local university rocket team has had a launch failure:
http://www.spiegel.de/unispiegel/st...udenten-landet-in-kinderzimmer-a-976974.html#
Crashed into the childrens room, while the owners of the house had been away.
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