There is only one photograph ever taken of Concorde flying supersonic, and it required extraordinary coordination to capture. The image was shot from an RAF Tornado jet flying close to Mach 1, while Concorde cruised at over Mach 2—more than twice the speed of sound. Because no conventional aircraft could safely match Concorde’s speed, capturing this image was nearly impossible. The photo represents a rare intersection of military precision and civilian aviation history, preserving the legacy of

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