Can anyone ID this plane, please ?

[RogerS]

It was in the last episode of The Game - brilliant series, by the way. I thought it was a TSR2 but it isn't. Tornado's came later than when this programme was set, I thought. Not a Phantom.

EDIT: Maybe I am a decade out. I thought The Game was set in the 1960's but maybe it was a decade later. Which would make it a Tornado - just that the nacelles look different to the photos I have.

 

[Kalimna]

Sepecat Jaguar...

 

[Kalimna]

Here's a Wikipedia link for you. Similar, but much smaller and less advanced than the TSR2. Used up to the 2nd Gulf War, I think.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEPECAT_Jaguar

Cheers,
Adam

 

[Graham Orm]

It's a 1934 Stanley #5 1/2

 

[RogerS]

Sepecat Jaguar...

=D> =D> =D> Completely forgot that one. TVM.

 

[n0legs]

I was hoping it would be an Avro Arrow

 

[Eric The Viking]

I think there are only two TSR2s still in existence and neither flew. I've seen the one at Cosford museum in Shropshire. It's a beautiful aeroplane and a great shame, but they really needed microelectronics, which weren't available at the time, and even discrete transistors weren't easily nuclear-hardened. The Wikipedia page says that during development the avionics, etc. added a lot of weight and overall performance wasn't as good as intended.

ISTR Tony Benn pulled the plug.

 

[Droogs]

One of my best memories of being in the RAF in the eighties way watching a Jaguar land on the german autobahn, taxi into a service run off, get rearmed and refuelled, then taxi back onto the autobahn bofore passing under a fly over as it built up speed for take off. awesome

 

[Bod]

Can you put the picture up again please.
Just going through late father in laws photos, he was in Aircraft development from 1943-1987.

Bod
Edit to add. High speed aircraft, Fairey Delta 2, and BAC 221