BAC Jaguar

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The BAC Jaguar is a British-French twin-engine ground-attack and trainer aircraft developed in the 1960s and widely used for close air support and strike missions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf attack aircraft
armament 30 mm cannon
air-to-air missiles
air-to-surface missiles
bombs
rockets
conflictParticipatedIn Bosnian War
Gulf War
Kargil War
countryOfOrigin France
United Kingdom
crew 1
2
designedFor close air support missions
low-level strike missions
nuclear strike capability
developedInDecade 1960s
engineType turbofan
enteredServiceWith Armée de l’Air
linked to: French Air Force

Royal Air Force
exportedTo Ecuador
India
Nigeria
Oman
firstFlight 1968-09-08
introduced 1973
landingGear tricycle landing gear
manufacturer Breguet Aviation
British Aircraft Corporation
SEPECAT
linked to: SEPECAT Jaguar
maximumSpeed Mach 1.6
numberOfEngines 2
powerplant 2 × Rolls-Royce Turbomeca Adour turbofan engines
range ~850 nmi
retiredFromRAF 2007
retiredFromService Royal Air Force
role advanced trainer
close air support
ground-attack
strike
serviceCeiling 46000 ft
tailConfiguration conventional tailplane
usedBy Armée de l’Air
linked to: French Air Force

Ecuadorian Air Force
Indian Air Force
Nigerian Air Force
Royal Air Force
Royal Air Force of Oman
wingConfiguration high-mounted swept wing

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