Staying at home as much as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic, I was bored and had nothing better to do than restore some old photos at home. Continuing to post photos from the tattoo show, Rafale fighter jet

The Rafale is a twin-engine, delta-wing, high-agility multirole fighter developed and built by the French company Dassault Aviation; in the 1970s, the French Air Force and Navy sought new aircraft as successors. To reduce costs, France attempted to join the European Fighter program and develop it jointly with other countries, but due to excessive differences in requirements for the fighter's functions, France ultimately decided to develop it independently. Finally, Dassault developed the Rafale prototype, with its avionics and aerodynamic shape optimized for its role as an air superiority fighter.

The earliest produced Rafale fighter models were: Rafale C, a single-seat fighter for the French Air Force Rafale B, a two-seat fighter for the French Air Force Rafale M, a single-seat fighter for the French Navy (equipped with a large landing tail hook between the engines)