Tornados, maybe, at a stretch -- the Tornado's contemporary or only slightly newer (70's design vs. 60's design for the F/A-18, ex-YF-17). But the Eurofighter Typhoon? I seriously doubt it -- the Eurofighter is a late-90's design with a radar cross section like a basketball's.
And yes, that's as an air-to-mud airplane. Eurofighters can carry a wide variety of air-to-mud ordnance. How they are on antishipping weapons, I don't know. There are so many NATO weapons -- Penguins, Kormorans, Exocets, Harpoons, several others. No telling how many the Typhoon has had trials with. Can anyone shed light here?
and the expensive developement needed to make the Typhoon a naval plane would be payed largerly to BAE - improving the chances to export these to india etc...
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