Royal Saudi Air Force (1989–2006) Dhahran Airfield, Eastern Province 29th Squadron (1989–2006) 34th Squadron (1989–1992) Royal Air Force (1979–2011) RAF Coningsby, Lincolnshire, England No. V (AC) Squadron (1987–2003) No. 29 (F) Squadron (1987–1998) F3 Operational Evaluation Unit (F3 OEU) (1987–2004) Fast Jet & Weapons Operational Evaluation Unit (FJWOEU) (2004–2006) No. 41 (R) Squadron (2006–2011) No. 65 (R) Squadron (Shadow identity of No. 229 OCU) (1986–1992) No. 56 (R) Squadron (1992–2003) No. 229 Operational Conversion Unit RAF (1984–2003) RAF Leeming, North Yorkshire, England No. XI (F) Squadron (1988–2005) No. 23 (F) Squadron (1988–1994) No. XXV (F) Squadron (1989–2008) RAF Leuchars, Fife, Scotland No. 43 (F) Squadron (1989–2009) No. 56 (R) Squadron (2003–2008) No. 111 (F) Squadron (1990–2011) RAF Mount Pleasant, East Falkland, Falkland Islands No. 1435 Flight (1992–2009) Specifications (Tornado F3) See also References Citations Bibliography External links Panavia website BAe Tornado at FAS.org Tornado ADV at Aerospaceweb.org Unofficial Panavia Tornado site 1970s British fighter aircraft 1970s international fighter aircraft Variable-sweep-wing aircraft Twinjets Panavia Tornado Aircraft first flown in 1979 Fourth-generation jet fighter