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Jaguars Over Kilduff by Michael Rondot.
A striking portrayal of a simulated low-level attack by four Jaguars from RAF Coltishall, over the beautiful pastoral landscape of Kilduff, in East Lothian, Scotland. Since its introduction in the 1970s to front-line service in the ground attack; nuclear strike and reconnaissance roles, the Jaguar has defied sceptics and proved itself to be one of the finest tactical aircraft in the history of the Royal Air Force. Battle-tested in the Gulf War, where 618 combat sorties were flown without loss by just 12 aircraft, the Jaguar now enjoys an enviable reputation as an effective, rugged and exceptionally reliable combat aircraft. |
| | Item Code : MR0029 | Jaguars Over Kilduff by Michael Rondot. - Editions Available | |
| | DESCRIPTION | SIZE | SIGNATURES | OFFERS | PRICE | PURCHASING | PACKS | | Signed limited edition of 500 prints. | Paper size 28 inches x 20 inches (71cm x 51cm) |
Thomson, JohnNO
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| | Air Chief Marshal Sir John Thomson GCB CBE AFC (deceased) |
| Sir John Thomson is the Jaguar Force's most respected senior pilot. He commanded 41(F) squadron when it re-equipped with the Jaguar in the recce/attack role and later commanded the RAF Germany strike/attack wing at RAF Bruggen. Up until 1994 he was Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Strike Command and then was appointed Commander-in-Chief Allied Forces NORTHWEST. Sadly, days after taking up this post, he took ill and was rushed to hospital, where he died on 10th July 1994.
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Griggs, SteveNO
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| | Wing Commander Steve Griggs AFC |
| Steve Griggs has flown the Jaguar since 1976 with 31, 54(F) and 41(F) squadrons. In 1982 he ejected twice within a five-month period; the first after being shot down over Germany by an AIM-9 Sidewinder missile fired inadvertently from an RAF F-4 Phantom; the Second after a catastrophic engine fire over Northeast Scotland. He was awarded the Air Force Cross for pioneering night low level flying in the Jaguar With night vision goggles and was at the time of signing the print, the Officer Commandin |
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+ Artist : Michael Rondot | | £95.00 | | | | Limited edition of 50 artist proofs. | Paper size 28 inches x 20 inches (71cm x 51cm) |
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| | Air Chief Marshal Sir John Thomson GCB CBE AFC (deceased) |
| Sir John Thomson is the Jaguar Force's most respected senior pilot. He commanded 41(F) squadron when it re-equipped with the Jaguar in the recce/attack role and later commanded the RAF Germany strike/attack wing at RAF Bruggen. Up until 1994 he was Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Strike Command and then was appointed Commander-in-Chief Allied Forces NORTHWEST. Sadly, days after taking up this post, he took ill and was rushed to hospital, where he died on 10th July 1994.
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Griggs, SteveNO
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| | Wing Commander Steve Griggs AFC |
| Steve Griggs has flown the Jaguar since 1976 with 31, 54(F) and 41(F) squadrons. In 1982 he ejected twice within a five-month period; the first after being shot down over Germany by an AIM-9 Sidewinder missile fired inadvertently from an RAF F-4 Phantom; the Second after a catastrophic engine fire over Northeast Scotland. He was awarded the Air Force Cross for pioneering night low level flying in the Jaguar With night vision goggles and was at the time of signing the print, the Officer Commandin |
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+ Artist : Michael Rondot | | £155.00 | | |
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Jaguar Sunset by Michael Rondot.
The Jaguar served with the Royal Air Force from 1974 to 2007 as a strike / attack and reconnaissance fighter bomber, equipping eight squadrons in Germany and the UK during the Cold War, and in the Balkans conflict. Now at the end of its RAF career, it will be remembered as a rugged and reliable aircraft, capable of finding and putting bombs on a target in bad weather with unprecedented accuracy. The painting portrays a favourite haunt of Jaguar pilots: the west coast of Scotland near Torridon looking towards the Isle of Skye and Kyle of Lochalsh, an area where military pilots enjoy some of the most challenging flying in the world. |
| | Item Code : DHM1641 | Jaguar Sunset by Michael Rondot. - Editions Available | |
| | DESCRIPTION | SIZE | SIGNATURES | OFFERS | PRICE | PURCHASING | PACKS | | Signed limited edition of 200 prints. | Paper size 27 inches x 19 inches (69cm x 48cm) |
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| | Wing Commander John Sullivan |
| CO of No.6 Squadron, the last RAF Jaguar squadron at the retirement of the aircraft in 2007. |
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+ Artist : Michael Rondot | | £75.00 | | | | Signed limited edition of 50 artist proofs. | Paper size 27 inches x 19 inches (69cm x 48cm) |
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| | Wing Commander Steve Griggs AFC |
| Steve Griggs has flown the Jaguar since 1976 with 31, 54(F) and 41(F) squadrons. In 1982 he ejected twice within a five-month period; the first after being shot down over Germany by an AIM-9 Sidewinder missile fired inadvertently from an RAF F-4 Phantom; the Second after a catastrophic engine fire over Northeast Scotland. He was awarded the Air Force Cross for pioneering night low level flying in the Jaguar With night vision goggles and was at the time of signing the print, the Officer Commandin |
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Pixton, BillNO
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| | Commanding Officer of the RAF Gulf Jaguar Detachment. |
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| | Wing Commander John Sullivan |
| CO of No.6 Squadron, the last RAF Jaguar squadron at the retirement of the aircraft in 2007. |
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Crook, Mike | | Squadron Leader Mike Crook |
| Flew Jaguars with the RAF and Nigerian AF 1975 - 1989. |
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| | Squadron Leader Dave Bagshaw AFC |
| Flew Jaguars from 1974 - 1991. The only pilot with 4000 hours on type. |
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