Greek Culture

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Greece's New Rafale Jets to Participate in Celebratory Flyover

Greece’s new French-made Rafale fighter jets will participate in this year’s military parade celebrating the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence on March 25.

On Friday, fighter jets of the Hellenic Air Force (including two Rafales, one Mirage 2000, two F-16s, and F-4) conducted exercises over Attica at approximately 10 a.m.

 

Video by Elly Symons.
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