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You'll have to do a little bit of searching, and not each article has aircraft related topics but some good photos here: https://www.defense.gouv.fr/operations/missions-achevees/operation-harmattan-2011/actualites?page=1 select any of the articles and then Multimedia to see the pics. Jari

I do believe the Tornado had them available but the war ended before they got to use them: Jari

Here is an article that says the top racks are just used for transporting JDAMs: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/39553/f-15e-strike-eagles-may-have-yet-another-role-smart-bomb-transporter Jari

Here is another video dealing mainly with supports for prints: Jari

There are lots of videos out there about 3D resin printers, here is one: Jari

The Twin Stores Carrier for the 104 was much thinner: https://img.17qq.com/images/hrshcctuwcx.jpeg the ones for the Tornado are a bit thicker: http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g38/spike7451/6255_105874798826_725008826_2089127_769343_n.jpg Jari

Here is one with a spare tire: also note the Aero-3 launcher with AIM-9B on it. Jari

Here is a pic, lower left, from the USS Ranger Cruise Book showing the longer tank on a A-6: Jari

Here is one with GBU-12 and CBU-105 when they did patrols over the Gulf: Jari

Here is one that the wing came off, after a bad cat launch and going over the side: http://www.vfp62.com/mishaps.html Jari

The reason the wing would be down on the ground is so that nothing can go into the opening if the wing was up. Here is one with the wing down: http://www.gstatic.com/hostedimg/6ea44fa302f2dcea_large Jari

Marine/Navy F-4Bs carried the Mk-77 napalm, and earlier Mk-79. Here is another one with Mk-77s, and Sparrows as well: Jari

Here is one with napalm, note the inboard pylons were removed: with M-117 750lb bombs, and a AIM-9B: http://www.mofak.com/RufferXing750lbGPs.jpg Mk-82s and Mk-83s: Jari

A nice long video about the Walleye: Jari

Some reading material here: https://media.defense.gov/2010/Sep/27/2001329817/-1/-1/0/AFD-100927-066.pdf Jari