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multirole

British  
/ ˈmʌltɪˌrəʊl /

adjective

  1. having a number of roles, functions, etc

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The six multirole Eurofighter jets involved in the current exercise were accompanied by four transport aircraft and three tankers.

From Seattle Times

In a statement, it said that it was tested “without a military payload” and was fired from a Rafale twin-engine, multirole fighter aircraft that took off from Cazaux Air Force Base 120 in southwestern France.”

From Seattle Times

The multirole combat aircraft with a distinctive triangle-shaped wing were the first major delivery to result from multi-billion euro defense deals the Greek and French governments sealed last year.

From Seattle Times

The left side of the helmets features the Navy’s most-utilized multirole fighter jet, the Super Hornet.

From Seattle Times

Boeing will compete with the Swedish Gripen and the French Rafale among others for the IAF’s plan to buy 114 multirole aircraft to replace its Soviet era fleet.

From Reuters