Aviation Art

Aviation Art ~ Jaguar

aviation art Jaguar

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Size 22 x 16 inches

Original Pencil Drawing, priced 500 GBP


The prototype Jaguar aircraft first flew in 1968 and was brought into service with the Royal Air Force in 1973 as a ground attack bomber. In its hay day, the Jaguar equipped eight front line squadrons, predominantly based in Germany during the Cold War. The Jaguar later saw action in the 1991 Gulf War and proved very successful on operations over Kuwait and south west Iraq. Later, the Jaguar was to see action during the Balkans conflict. The aircraft recieved many upgrades over the years but was always reknowned for being underpowered - it was said that the Jaguar was only able to take off due to the curvature of the earth! After thirty seven years of service with the RAF, the final flight of the Jaguar was with No. 6 Squadron at RAF Coningsby.






















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Until 31st October 2010, which sees the anniversary of end of the Battle of Britain, a percentage of aviation art sales will be donated to the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund (RAFBF). This important charity supports those in real need and its services range far and wide in support of past and present RAF service men and women and their families.

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