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An Australian Air Force F-111 fighter dumps and burns fuel during a demonstration at the Australian International Airshow in Melbourne February 16, 2003. REUTERS/Glenn Hunt GH/JD

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The opened cockpit canopy of a RAAF F-111 Aardvark jet is pictured at the static display area of the Singapore Airshow

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