I see you’re one of the pilots in the video, how are you getting on now?

Still in service in IAF with 6 squadrons operational 3 of which are just 2 decades old & will stay in service till 2035/40

I was on 6 Sqn as a Rigger and Line Sgt from 1978 -1983 working with fantastic bunch of guys. Great memories!!

HOW CAN ITALY STILL HAVE THOSE STARFIGHTERS? GREATEST AND🎉 BY FAR THE MOST POWERFUL MILITARY ALLIANCE THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN AND IS LIKEY TO SEE IN HUMAN HISTORY.

JAGUARS ARMED WITH BRAHMOS IS DEADLY. ONLY THE BEST PILOTS FLIES THESE AIRCRAFT.

So glad the BFJT course videos are back!

The front part of the port wing fence from XZ367 seen @3:05 a former 6 Sqd sits proudly in my front room. Love the Jag

@ 43:70, was that a horse wandering across the range? Missed a trick; horse stew anyone?

‘RAF’ Decimammanu?

Epic jet……in the end.

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Cheers from Brazil

Sebcat Jaguar

@15:49 🫶

For me it’s watching it land. It’s undercarriage makes it look like a bird of prey

The advantage of twin-engined aircraft is that. if one engine packs up, you can crash farther away.

04:58 for the glider

Always thought the Jaguar was a slick looking jet fighter

Glad to see the U.K. getting a quality product for their pilot training. I heard their Tucanos were kind of POS and I am sure these Texan II are nowhere near the same build quality.

I have heard of fighter pilots dodging smudges on their canopy. The things they see at high speed is incredible.

36:39 I always wondered why they always taxied with their canopies open. Now I understand 👍

I always loved the look of the Jaguar, especially the clips from the 1st Gulf War with their over-wing sidewinders (they just looked the part 🙂). The videos of them flying low level and through canyons are amazing.

Another 1:35 scale model I've wanted to add

Joe, I've got HUD footage of your Dad having a pretty decent birdstrike with Disco...seen that one?

Served at RAF Coltishall from 1972-77, and on Jaguars from 1975-82. Have very fond memories of both.

The action starts at 3:43 - for any1 who just wants a bit of quick excitement

can barely listen to it.

Excellent video

GR3a. Helmet sight. Very basic one.

Did you notice at 43.18 there was a horse 🐎 walking through the middle of the target area? WTF 😳

Wow, the groundcrew go a look in for once.

First

Why not fly low level? frigging around at 1500' RA a bit fruitltess

Need to do something with them can't let them sit and rot away it just wouldn't be right aye

Or a6 in the nose of it under Neath

Tornado and the new lighting are similar to the jaguar sab

Under the wings a10 guns two on each side

Put a a10 gun on it huh 😏 🤔

Training plane huh

Worked in the Squadron Admin Office and Was fortunate enough to be taken on a sortie in the T2 the week before I left in 1988 - Unforgettable!

Fabulous scenes. Thanks! The thing that I react to in video is that Italians fly Star fighters. The worst plane in history. Hundreds of german pilots lost their lives flying those airctraft. Nearly no wing. How could the USA accept it in this day and age?

India loves its jaguar aircraft. ALWAYS THE FIRST TO GO INTO ENEMY TERRATORY. THEY WERE THE FIRST TO GET UPGRADE WITH AESA RADAR. With new weapons i.e. long distance runway bomb making them deadly. Other planes can also do much of what Jaguar can do today. I dont if they can do it just as well.

Put me a thumb up and tell me wich army and squadron you were in...and I 'll tell you who you're camarade !

The Typhoon is all well & good but zero character & just is a EU number. Before that with our own planes Tornado, Buccaneers, Jaguars.. they had character in design & function. France still has its own fighter jets.

A much underrated aircraft that was nearly as good as the TSR2 .Those low flying shots through the mountains made me feel quite ill but it makes you appreciate the level of training the pilots must go through .

Britanics, best pilots of the world.

Was at Coltishall in the late 80’s. Loved it.

Spent a lot of my time on Jags as a Squipper at 226-16 and then onto Colt on the other Squadrons. Managed to blag 3 jollies in my time too with Tim Kerrs, Tess Tickle and ? Connell and got some 'stick time' over the Moray Firth :-) Some familiar faces here for sure . Absolutely the best of times. I miss the Jag life. I miss going away on det, I miss the people and the laughs and lifestyle.

Why these beauties were underpowered? Just 37kn of thrust.

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