Last ever flying Jaguar not flying anymore.... - _07Oct19-36.jpg (0/1)

http://www.qinetiq.com/home/newsroom...ar_flight.html

One of Rusty's pics??

THis Jag had its last flight on 20th Dec - More pics on the above
link....

"Martin J Hooper" wrote in message
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http://www.qinetiq.com/home/newsroom...07/4th_quarter
/last_jaguar_flight.html

One of Rusty's pics??


Yes - that's one of my shots. After following the link, I am amazed that
the pictures there are the best that the ministry of defence could manage.
Doesn't say much for our 'official' photographers does it ?

Says a lot about your pictures Rusty

"RustY©" wrote in message
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"Martin J Hooper" wrote in message
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http://www.qinetiq.com/home/newsroom...07/4th_quarter
/last_jaguar_flight.html

One of Rusty's pics??


Yes - that's one of my shots. After following the link, I am amazed that
the pictures there are the best that the ministry of defence could manage.
Doesn't say much for our 'official' photographers does it ?

"RustY©" wrote in
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"Martin J Hooper" wrote in message
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http://www.qinetiq.com/home/newsroom...ge/2007/4th_qu
arter /last_jaguar_flight.html

One of Rusty's pics??


Yes - that's one of my shots. After following the link, I am amazed
that the pictures there are the best that the ministry of defence
could manage. Doesn't say much for our 'official' photographers does
it ?

Hasn't always been the case. In my opinion, some of the best aviation
photography I've ever seen came from the RAF during the 1930s to 1950s.
Some of those B&W formation shots of Furies, Spitfires, Hurricanes, Hunters
and Lightnings still make the ol' ticker go pitter-pat...

On Mon, 7 Jan 2008 19:48:02 +0000, RustY© wrote
(in message ):

Yes - that's one of my shots. After following the link, I am amazed that
the pictures there are the best that the ministry of defence could manage.
Doesn't say much for our 'official' photographers does it ?

In fairness, those pictures are Qinetic rather than MoD shots.
Mind you, the British taxpayer is still paying (rather handsomely)
for them.

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"John Smith" wrote in message
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Wow! Engine life of 122 hours per engine.

"On retirement, XX833 ... clocked up over 5,335 flying hours .....consumed
nine engines (with an average life of 122.33 hours each)......."
Maybe the photographers did the maths too?

On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 09:34:46 GMT, "RustY©" wrote:


"John Smith" wrote in message
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Wow! Engine life of 122 hours per engine.

"On retirement, XX833 ... clocked up over 5,335 flying hours .....consumed
nine engines (with an average life of 122.33 hours each)......."
Maybe the photographers did the maths too?

Almost as long lasting as my Range Rover engines.
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R "Martin J Hooper" wrote in message
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R http://www.qinetiq.com/home/newsroom...page/2007/4th_
R quarter
R /last_jaguar_flight.html

One of Rusty's pics??


R Yes - that's one of my shots. After following the link, I am amazed
R that
R the pictures there are the best that the ministry of defence could
R manage.
R Doesn't say much for our 'official' photographers does it ?


Rusty, you are being far too modest. I consider your pictures to be first
class.

Cheers,

Indrek Aavisto