XX766

Aircraft:
Sepecat Jaguar GR.3
Reg: XX766 photos
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Airline: United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)
Photo Date: Jun 16, 2002
Uploaded: Nov 05, 2004
Cotswold Airport - EGBP, United Kingdom

Notes:

This is the RAF display Jaguar in its special colour scheme. The aircraft belongs to 16(R) Squadron, nicknamed "The Saints", which explains the logo on the tail. Here, it has just parked after its display and the ground crew are already inspecting the aircraft.

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by Jim Groom
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Special tail markings of 16(R) Sq

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Jun 16, 2002

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Notes

This is the RAF display Jaguar in its special colour scheme. The aircraft belongs to 16(R) Squadron, nicknamed "The Saints", which explains the logo on the tail. Here, it has just parked after its display and the ground crew are already inspecting the aircraft.