Towards the end of the sixties the British and French aircraft industries created an aerodynamically outstanding fighter/bomber, the Jaguar. The ground attack version used by the Royal Air Force has a more sophisticated electronic navigation and bombing system than the French counterpart. Notwithstanding the fact, that the airplane has been in service for more than 20 years, it is still to-day considered to be a valid support aircraft for the Tornado. During the Gulf War the Jaguars have been used against the Iraqui Forces in hundreds of missions without a single loss. Many successful missions ware also carried out during the Balcan conflict.

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Jaguar Gr.1 - Royal Air Force "Desert Cats", Muharraq, Bahrain, 1991.
Jaguar Gr.1 - Royal Air Force, No.41 Squadron, Coltishall 1988, Alternative Camouflage.

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