The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 22:02
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Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 22:39
Nice to see the Jags still in use. Just a shame they'll never fly again!!! Hope that a private collector will one day have one flying on the display circuit.
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 22:45
Unfortunately, with the CAA's view on fast jets, highly unlikely......jaguar1 wrote:Hope that a private collector will one day have one flying on the display circuit.
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 22:59
delbydoo wrote:Unfortunately, with the CAA's view on fast jets, highly unlikely......jaguar1 wrote:Hope that a private collector will one day have one flying on the display circuit.
Ah yes, the C.A.A.
The Committee Against Aviation.
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 23:07
BTW Gary - nice shots!! 
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 13:58
Hi Gary,
This unit is still active?
Zsolt
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 15:52
They are ground based only Zolt
DCAE Cranwell uses the Jaguar as part of the specialist Aerosystems (AS) training course for RAF Engineering Officers to prepare them for their first posting to an operational squadron. The 30 week course delivers technical training on aerodynamics, airframes, engines, avionics, electrics, materials, electro-optics and weapons bridging the gap between the officer’s engineering degree and the skills needed to support the equipment used by the RAF.
In weeks 24, 25 and 26 an assessment exercise is held to allow the officers to draw on all elements of their training. The exercise involves supporting and managing a fleet of five Jaguars (three single seat GR1 / GR1As and two twin seat T2 / T2As). Officers play all roles on the squadron to give them experience of all aspects of the work that is carried out on an active squadron. A Jaguar will be prepared by the officers before it taxis out onto the taxiway and on to a dispersal where it will hold until returning once again simulating a sortie.
Gary
DCAE Cranwell uses the Jaguar as part of the specialist Aerosystems (AS) training course for RAF Engineering Officers to prepare them for their first posting to an operational squadron. The 30 week course delivers technical training on aerodynamics, airframes, engines, avionics, electrics, materials, electro-optics and weapons bridging the gap between the officer’s engineering degree and the skills needed to support the equipment used by the RAF.
In weeks 24, 25 and 26 an assessment exercise is held to allow the officers to draw on all elements of their training. The exercise involves supporting and managing a fleet of five Jaguars (three single seat GR1 / GR1As and two twin seat T2 / T2As). Officers play all roles on the squadron to give them experience of all aspects of the work that is carried out on an active squadron. A Jaguar will be prepared by the officers before it taxis out onto the taxiway and on to a dispersal where it will hold until returning once again simulating a sortie.
Gary
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:53
Good to see that still flies, this beautiful bird!
Thanks for the information!
If you would still Jaguar pictures, I care!
Regards,
Zsolt
Thanks for the information!
If you would still Jaguar pictures, I care!
Regards,
Zsolt
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 12:36
Like Garysb said
But yes, its a fine aircraft.
They do not take off any moreThey are ground based only Zolt
But yes, its a fine aircraft.
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 12:39
Im sure a touch of power could result in a Victor moment 
Gary
Gary
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 12:41
Hehe, that would be good.
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Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 12:47
Re: The Cat still Breathes!
Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 15:33
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