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This years NATO Tiger Meet 2004 (NTM 04) took place at Schleswig Jagel Airbase in Northern Germany. Timing could not have been better as it also coincided with the 10th anniversary of Reconnaissance Wing 51 “Immelmann” this being why the planning for this year’s NTM was a little more involved than usual. If not for a couple of participants cancelling their attendance at the last minute (due to operational reasons), this years NTM would have had the largest attendance of all time. Nevertheless NTM 04 was one of the most successfully conducted in recent years. Perfect organisation together with good old fashioned north German hospitality also contributed to its huge success. 

Link to: Tiger Meet Link to: 10 Jahre AG 51

NTM 04 - Tiger Meet
Schleswig Jagel AB

NTM 04 - 10 Jahre AG 51
Schleswig Jagel AB
No other NATO event is better known to the public than the annual NATO Tiger Meet. One of the main reasons for its popularity is not only the colourfully painted aircraft, but also the fact that the NTM (official designation for NATO Tiger Meet) is conducted at a different location each year. Since 1961 Tiger Meet has been conducted annually with only a few exceptions while the theme behind every meeting ...... go to the article
The end of this year’s NATO Tiger Meet also commemorated the 10th anniversary of TRW51 “Immelmann”. Formed by the amalgamation of the former TRW 52 from Leck AB together with ...... go to the article
Link to: Spotter`s Day

NTM 04 - Spotter`s Day
Schleswig Jagel AB
In previous years the tendency was to provide the constantly growing number of aviation enthusiasts attending non-official events (for example NATO-Tiger Meet) with the opportunity to photograph ...... go to the article
Link to: CSAR

NTM 04 - CSAR
Schleswig Jagel AB
0ne of the greatest nightmares of any pilot or aircrew is to be shot down over enemy territory with the real possibility of imprisonment, torture, or being used for propaganda purposes. History has proven again and again that once captured by the enemy, an aircrew member was likely to be treated very badly with the Geneva Convention seldom taken into consideration, the knowledge of this obviously having ...... go to the article
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