Chris,
I don't know if you've seen it before, but a TV network here in the U.S.-
"Discovery Wings Channel" had a show on the Jaguar I think, two or three nights
ago. It covered its development and use thru the first Gulf War. I also saw one
show this week on the Vulcan. There's usually not much info on that bird over
here. Maybe the network has a British connection, or it was "Brit Week" or
something. Maybe you already know about it, but, if not, I believe they sell
videos of their shows.
Best,
George S.
ftog@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> One of the most evocative pictures, for me, is the one of the pair of
> Jaguars on their way to Cape Wrath. That area of Scotland, the
> northern part nicknamed "Moon Country" is utterly gorgeous for low
> flying, with sparse populations and rugged terrain. I converted to the
> Jaguar in winter, so the light was always low and soft while zotting
> around (technical term!) this wonderful area. Garvie (Garvaigh?)
> Island was pretty well the only place where we were allowed to drop
> full-size HE bombs, guided or not. Well, this picture reminds me of
> the wonderful time I had in charge of a war machine in my younger days.
>
> Chris
>
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