The last Jaguar in RAF service, painted up to commemorate this fact in these rather tasty jaguar colours, was on static display at the Cosford Air Show 2015.

This Defence College of Aeronautical Engineering Jag was rolled out to take part in the static display at the RAF Cosford Air Show 2015.

The second production Jaguar S, preserved in heartening full colours and markings of No 54 Sqn, which became the RAF's first operational Jaguar unit on 1 January 1975 at nearby Coltishall.

Seen in the City of Norwich Aviation Museum

This aircraft was operated and maintained in taxyable condition with the Aircraft Maintenance Instruction Flight at RAF Cranwell. Carrying an RAF black training livery this example bears the Saint markings of 16 Squadron which is actually a Grob Tutor training squadron based in the adjacent hangars. The squadron got the nickname of the Saints after it was formed at St Omer in 1915. This unit and its aircraft have since been moved to RAF Cosford

This aircraft is operated by 284 Sqdn, a training unit based at RAF Cranwell. It, along with several others is used to accustom students to ground operations and to taxy around the airfield. It is not often seen outside

The swan song of the Jaguar in RAF service. Taken from VC-10 XV107 over the North Sea, this 41 Sqdn machine was first flown on 12.5.76 and went to DARA St Athan on 29.9.05 for spares recovery. Behind is XZ364; with the closure of RAF Coltishall the final Jaguar unit, 6 Sqdn, disbanded in 2007