Laage, Germany - The German air force announced on Friday that it had officially put its first five Eurofighter jets into service in the northern city of Rostock. The five aircraft, which will be used mainly for training purposes, were given to the Steinhoff fighter squadron based in Laage. Germany, which was the first country to take delivery of the European-made fighter but the second to put it into service after Italy, has ordered 180 of the combat aircraft at a cost of €80m each. The Eurofighter Typhoon is a multi-role combat jet with a range of 2 500km and...