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Chuck was from my hometown. The disrespectful comments are sickening.

MY grandpa, dad, and uncleas , directly contributed to this program. There were ejection dummies. I did not live up to their standards. I ended being an ejection idiot.

Very good. Great video

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Is Eric Brown doing the narration? It sounds like him.

See this would have been a neat premium for france rank 7 instead of the F1C, i like my naval aircraft man

Ahh Buccaneer, a real aircraft.

Very nice! 👍🙂

Hi. I must admit probably my most favourite jet fighter. Sleek yet tough. Good looking too.

Still got the looks. Nice.

I didn't know the UK did some of the trials work for Jaguar (N). I thought it was a wholly French venture.

Alton towers prototype 😅 seriously a very interesting video

Well, I never knew they'd got a carrier version going!

stunning.

The French versions had uprated engines from the start, compared to the RAF kites.

In truth, if we had proper Catobar carriers we would be buying French Dassault Rafale jets today!

Underpowered?

So easy to take off and winter 🙂💪👍

The greatest piston engined plane in history.

Always good to see a Derry reversal...

wonderful film , just imagine it though great aircraft anyway shame these beauties are lovely and missed

Very cool 👍👍

An Anglo French aeroplane. But competed against Dassault export models so never that popular with the French even though it was an excellent aeroplane.

Lovely bird, indeed, in all it's versions! May be could be actual to this time.

It just looked so very smart in those colours.

Sadly never ordered into production as the FN preferred the all French, Super Etendard.

Can't say she didn't warn you...

Nowadays they do this on airshows for fun.

what aircraft was the one in the first clip?

An excellent upload thank you. It is extraordinary to think that HMS Victorious was prematurely retired nearly sixty years ago now.

Hope the crew were on Oxygen!

looks fun.

Why the a/c pack deselection?

A good book to read is Front Line and experimental flying with the fleet air arm by Geoff Higgs, he was probably flying in a lot of the trials on these videos.

I remember watching this in training in the late 70s, later on I had 2 Jollies in Jags at Lossiemouth great fun

They wave flags on top of the cockpit as similar acknowledgement to the sea ships. 😂

Jet fuel coming out the engine inlets AND exhausts!! Yikes.

Not incidence. Angle of attack.

Very interesting. During my undergraduate apprenticeship at Warton , in about 1970, I spent 3 months in the Flight Test department. The Lightning spinning trials were over, and I helped prepare graphs from the telemetry tapes. A number of Lightnings had been lost during medium level high g tail chase manoeuvres. Recovery was achieved by “letting go” of the control column…..that’s how it was put to me, but it was probably by centralising the column, and not by trying to recover by pilot input. The A/C would roll and when unloaded, control was regained. If mishandled, then the ensuing spin , had such a high rate of descent that from medium level….15,000 ft…that recovery was impossible in the available height. The test aircraft was fitted with a tail chute .

Excellent.

My instructor on my Airborne Forward air controllers course had the most amazingly perfect set of teeth. His Jaguar , in a quote "controversial" configuration had departed low level and he was obliged to remove himself from the situation courtesy of Messers Martin and Baker unfortunately leaving part of his Jaw and teeth behind!😱 His recovery was a tribute to both the aforementioned designers and the NHS.

Was ground crew at Lossie 84 and nabbed a jolly in the backseat of 226OCU Jaguar, loved every second of low level flying through Scotland. Awesome memories 😁

Love the carefully worded “we have never been able to recover from a spin in a two seater using conventional controls..”

Comforting for them to know that they're sitting on a 'Bang' seat :>)

Hope they didn't have a big breakfast first! 🤢

Yeah……. No!

Slightly knickermoistening.....

That doesn’t look like fun

I met Derek Whitehead when I would for British Aerospace. Definitely one of the old school.

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