山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机从芒廷霍姆空军基地起飞执演。（A German Air Force AG-51 Tornado takes off from Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, during Mountain Roundup Oct. 4, 2013.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机从芒廷霍姆空军基地起飞执演。中长焦拍摄高速物体通常很难保持稳定，出片或多或少会有点模糊，但此图使用70.0-200.0 mm f/2.8镜头，焦距200mm，却展现了惊人的锐度和细节，实属难得。（A German Air Force AG-51 Tornado takes off from Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, during Mountain Roundup Oct. 4, 2013.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机从芒廷霍姆空军基地起飞执演。（A German Air Force AG-51 Tornado takes off from Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, during Mountain Roundup Oct. 4, 2013.）

德国空军AG-51战术防空中队“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机抵达芒廷霍姆空军基地，参加“山区围剿-2013”多国演习。（German Air Force AG-51 Tornados arrive at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Sept. 30, 2013. The GAF contingent will take part in the 2013 Mountain Roundup multi-national exercise consisting of air and ground scenarios.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队一架“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机降落到芒廷霍姆空军基地。（A German Air Force AG-51 Tornado lands at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 7, 2013, during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013, a multinational combined-joint exercise which is part of the German Air Force Tornado Fighter Weapons Instructor Course Mission Employment Phase, scheduled to end here Oct. 16. The base and the 266th Range Squadron control and maintain emitter sites across almost 7,500-square miles of operational range space, and it's that access to airspace and ranges that allows for realistic, safe training and testing while providing the flexibility to accommodate the complexity of this multinational, multiservice exercise.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队一架“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机降落到芒廷霍姆空军基地。（A German air force AG-51 Tornado aircraft lands at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 10, 2013, during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013. Mountain Roundup is a multinational exercise focusing on ground operations, close-air support, urban combat, convoy operations and air-to-air training scenarios.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队一架“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机在芒廷霍姆空军基地降落后滑向停机区。（A German Air Force AG-51 Tornado taxis to park as another Tornado comes in for a landing at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 10, 2013, during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013. The exercise is part of the German Air Force Tornado Fighter Weapons Instructor Course Mission Employment Phase, and is scheduled to end Oct. 16.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，德国空军AG-51战术防空中队一架“狂风”IDS战斗轰炸机在芒廷霍姆空军基地进行飞行后检查。（A German Air Force crewchief performs post-flight checks on an AG-51 Tornado at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 10, 2013, during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013. The base and the 266th Range Squadron control and maintain emitter sites across almost 7,500-square miles of operational range space, and it's that access to airspace and ranges that allows for realistic, safe training and testing while providing the flexibility to accommodate the complexity of this multinational, multiservice exercise.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，美国空军第391战斗机中队（爱达荷州芒廷霍姆空军基地，391FS）一架 F-15SG 战斗轰炸机在塞勒河靶场进行近距离空中支援任务时释放热焰弹。（A 391st Fighter Squadron F-15E Strike Eagle pops defensive flares and pulls up after a close-air support mission during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013, at Saylor Creek bombing range near Mountain Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 16, 2013. More than 300 Germans and Canadians, and an equal number of U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Army and Air Force are participating in ground operations, close-air support, urban combatives, convoy operations, basic fighter maneuvers, counter air and multiple air-to-air training scenarios.）

山区围剿-2013 多国演习中，美国空军第391战斗机中队（爱达荷州芒廷霍姆空军基地，391FS）一架 F-15SG 战斗轰炸机在塞勒河靶场进行近距离空中支援任务。（A 391st Fighter Squadron F-15E Strike Eagle pops defensive flares and pulls up after a close-air support mission during exercise Mountain Roundup 2013, at Saylor Creek bombing range near Mountain Air Force Base, Idaho, Oct. 16, 2013. The exercise kicked-off Sept. 30 and it wasn't until Oct. 15 when the host 366th Fighter Wing's F-15E Strike Eagles from the 391st FS finally got authorization to join the fight. Once allowed, the 391st FS Bold Tigers took to the Wild Blue Yonder in masses, flying their screaming Strike Eagles to swiftly provide day and night CAS to joint terminal attack controllers from the German Air Force, U.S. Marine Corps 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company and U.S. Air Force 124th Air Support Operations Squadron, from Boise, Idaho.）