SEPECAT Jaguar

[rich17279]

The Raf should have used these planes like the USAF use the A10

[hotlanta35]

cool planes, i like how they can mount sidwinder missiles on top of the wings

[binaway]

@IKEELYOUNOW The requirements were not the same. Originally only the French wanted a ground attack aircraft. The British originally wanted a supersonic trainer. With the Hawk able to meet all training requirements the British changed their order to a ground attack version similar to the French version. The French controlled the airframe design and the British the engine design. Major electronic components were sourced from the home country. With over 2000 Mirages built they don't do badly.

[nikonblaze]

@IKEELYOUNOW ........^^ ok thank

[maxxbad17]

why does it bounce like that

[TheFlyingPineapple]

@maxxbad17 urh, might have something to do with the fact it was taking off from a grass field!

[maxxbad17]

@TheFlyingPineapple i have found out why...i has a low pressure wheel so as it can land and take off from all types of terrain!!!

[nikonblaze]

french plane HeHe!!^^

[MafiaGENGTEAM1970]

small engine good for private jet refit. Northrop F-5 engine and SEPECAT Jaguar engine is small good cruise missile.

[jmcgre1]

I too was amazed by the ruff grass strip take off and the super short landing, great plane.

[jonesy97]

That bumpy grass field takeoff was amazing! Wow.

[mobius1aic]

@jonesy97 Yeah, that was pretty damn impressive. Always wondered if the rugged landing gear was for such a purpose.

[SHRIKE427]

1:28 to 2:25... This is a killer little "MOTO X JET"... I love that, cutting accross the taxi ways... cool...

[NickTheHorse]

urgh,. "Jag - u - ar" not Jagwar.....

[MOHAAVIDEO]

@NickTheHorse he's American, you know they can't pronounce words properly.

[GrognardJakBo]

@NickTheHorse

I partially agree with you. In the RAF : Jag-U-ar but in Armée de l'Air they say : JagWar.

Question : Does a Jaguar using a motorway has to pay a toll ?

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