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Starboard all-moving tailplane; 2. Tailplane composite construction; 3. Tail radome; 4. Military equipment; 5. Tail pitch control air valve; 6. Yaw control air valves; 7. Tail \u201cbullet\u201d fairing; 8. Reaction control system air ducting; 9. Trim tab actuator; 10. Rudder trim tab; 11. Rudder composite construction; 12. Rudder; 13. Antenna; 14. Fin tip aerial fairing; 15. Upper broad band communications antenna; 16. Port tailplane; 17. Graphite epoxy tailplane skin; 18. Port side temperature probe; 19.<\/p>\n

MAD compensator; 20. Formation lighting strip; 21. Fin construction; 22. Fin attachment joint; 23. Tailplane pivot sealing plate; 24. Aerials; 25. Ventral fin; 26. Tail bumper; 27. Lower broad band communications antenna; 28. Tailplane hydraulic jack; 29. Heat exchanger air exhaust; 30. Aft fuselage frames; 31. Rudder hydraulic actuator; 32. Avionics equipment air conditioning plant; 33.<\/p>\n

Avionics equipment racks; 34. Heat exchanger ram air intake; 35. Electrical system circuit breaker panels, port and starboard; 36. Avionic equipment; 37. Chaff and flare dispensers; 38. Dispenser electronic control units; 39. Ventral airbrake; 40. Airbrake hydraulic jack; 41. Formation lighting strip; 42. Avionics bay access door, port and starboard; 43. Avionics equipment racks; 44. Fuselage frame and stringer construction; 45. Rear fuselage fuel tank; 46. Main undercarriage wheel bay; 47.<\/p>\n

Wing root fillet; 48. Wing spar\u2013fuselage attachment joint; 49. Water filler cap; 50. Engine fire extinguisher bottle; 51. Anticollision light; 52. Water tank; 53. Flap hydraulic actuator; 54. Flap hinge fitting; 55. Nimonic fuselage heat shield; 56. Main undercarriage bay doors (closed after cycling of mainwheels); 57. Flap vane composite construction; 58. Flap composite construction; 59. Starboard slotted flap, lowered; 60. Outrigger wheel fairing; 61. Outrigger leg doors; 62. Starboard aileron; 63. Aileron composite construction; 64. Fuel jettison; 65. Formation lighting panel; 66. Roll control airvalve; 67.<\/p>\n

Wing tip fairing; 68. Starboard navigation light; 69. Radar warning aerial; 70. Outboard pylon; 71. Pylon attachment joint; 72. Graphite epoxy composite wing construction; 73. Aileron hydraulic actuator; 74. Starboard outrigger wheel; 75. BL755 600-lb. (272-kg) cluster bomb 76.<\/p>\n

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