Flying & Fighting in the Saab Viggen: Cold War Thunder (interview with a Viggen pilot)

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  1. Jan Jørgensen's avatar
    Jan Jørgensen

    Many of the Viggen pictures you show are under copyright by the original photographer. This means you cannot use them without permission from the original photographer. I know for sure that I have not given that for my pictures, don’t know about the others. So please remove the first and last Viggen picture above, which are under copyright by me. Br Jan Jørgensen / Nordic Airpower

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